THURSDAY. 001230, 1919 . m 80m nonwm Mountains—ma...
.— ‘w'mrmsn Ignoring}. ilTALY SAW—N". ' tam .. a... «a. 1
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r‘ov \'v"\‘t.'lll\’ and vicinity: l‘nsett‘ell bn'LE HEtADQl—LARTVERS >
.sh- . ti and
tr i'ir'tlv and
< ill' let '=l rains prevails
.ts "'I‘lllln: in ntarlv all districts gait
Mountains.
mpc ' ttut e tonight
‘ll" ll-it‘itv
high
ft i\
\v uvt-r the Rocky Mountain district-‘4.
set-lions.
n and t 'utral
analian burth-r in the \t‘t-stczn vli.<-
'ttts and New Ensland
City Newsi
Ins- gxh I'isesa is s":itilirl}' ill at ltis
maze on \lai't stl‘ct 1. First District.
l .t ..t. tutu: Attorney Jesse T. Dun—
“ -r 21:: do 2-. business trip to New York
-\- mun},
t; and t-t‘it-ed so moderate as ‘0
vtxrttn a saving to all \vlto‘lalle
“twice o!" their offerings.
.lre selling 3 pairs
Socks that will give
(loud
. .tta’;
..< st nu.
\‘tlt’llt‘tln t‘laL' which flew over
t.-.;.iit.l building at \l'asltinrzton
.ng illt' war sessions of (‘onzress
...~ ant to Governor Marcus ll. Hol-
~-:i.h as a reward to Connecticut for
- the Victory Loan.
Approximately LOOOJ‘too American
siterans oi‘ the World war will be rep-
“.s‘tnlpd at the first. national conven-
Ion oi the .\mvrican legion to be held
Nov. to, llxand ‘12.
ers of the. army. There are several
such offcers in this vicinity. The Na-
~ional (laurd officer. the reserve offic-
» r. the National Army officer. the tem-
mrary or emergency officer, disabled
1 the line, of duty. are absolutely bar-
d from the aid of retirement.
rAll l‘nion Barber Shops in the City
.\‘. rv.‘alk hvreafter will open at 8
Pink A. .\l. and close at 7 P. )l. ex-
14. Saturday when they will close at
M. ' r - an: at.»
rummage sale. will be held next
"r". Thursday and Friday under the
; it"-s of the Ladies' Aid Society of
E‘irst M. E. Church. Persons hav-
iill'lt'S for the same please leave
to Minneapolis
|-‘..l!'t‘l \Aitll light rain and slifilttlyi
Frt~l
unsettled \vcatht-rl
generally i
m l. illitl‘dllllel itstnc Ill the “es lishly
'-l"'1' H \r :1? ’_’.—it' in $l till 1” 1(1‘Pl-
. s‘ gone.
"it.“ .;~t. er of Springfield. Mass,
vi .'=l Lulu-abl} known through-
‘ft l"ll‘.‘lillltl as the special agent
H Elunt li'tl l-‘irr Insurance com-
, , .. in Ilils‘ city today visiting
.mufi
'l“~ ' \alue of furniture and
~.. .z 3:."sz is ttnusllal in the
t: ~~nt ot‘ the A, .l, t"ollins (‘0.
article is of reliable
' -.ng the first state to oversuhsc‘rille‘
AMERIE/liiARMIES
ROME, Tuesday, Oct. 28.——The Tri-
bumt makes anothex attack on Presi—
The pres-idem “'ilson and the American Gov-
over New England audiernment in connection with an article
on Italian claims. The newspaper
icomplains that the United States lav-
poured men, crms and money
‘ ~ ' r1 ‘ .
l‘ “‘sz-s i into Europe. but that Italy got none of
any tailli‘c-s were reported along tlte'these.
1 “Italy." the Tribuna says. “saw no
‘American armies on her battlefields
‘itntl saw no golden rivers. except
‘ctumps remaining from what was
'given to other countries, brought by
tlte Red Cross. There were no other
signs of the ‘Star Spangled Banner.’ "
“After fiahting alone." the newspa-
.pcr adds, “Italy conquered her tradi-
‘tional ens-my. Ono man then arose to
.tltnv her the fruits of victory a man
t\“ll() had nothing to do with Italy dur-
ing the pcriod or nt-utrality or war:
,nothin: to do with the agreements
'concluded with the allies; nothing to
do with the sorrows and ideals which
led Italy to War."
. “Is it possiblc." asks ‘lhc Tribuna.
;“to allow tltis titan to “'vigh 0n Italy's
't‘uture. causing internal and intcrna~
tional discord?"
‘ The article concluded with an an
peal to “the moral conscience of the
civilized world and. above all. to the
moral conscience: of the people."
PARIS. Oct. 31', n tAssociated
l’l‘essl.~~i{uttttil's received here that
the American government had refused
to accept the latest project put for»
ward by Foreign Minister Tittonl ror
lltc settlement of the Fiunte question
caused a display ot dct-p emotion in
Italian conference circles in Paris.
Although no official confirmation of
’tlte rumor has been nut-cived. the Ital-
ian delegation generally feels that the
,inforlnation is murrent. and the (It'le-
{gates are showingr great disappoznt»
ment. While the heads of the Italian
mission maintain their courteous. dip-
lomatic manner. lesser members or
the delegation are outspoken. saying
ithe decision would prolong indefinitely
‘tlte perplexities and anxieties now £th-
ling the Italian government.
“It is regrettable," said one of the
secretaries. "that the almegation with
.with which the Italian government
.llas exposed itself to unpopularity in
'ordcr to find an acceptable solution of
‘the Adriatic problt'm or its avowed
.purpose- of maintaining. in spite of all,
'solidarity with its allies have. not
succeeded in avoiding the deception
iwhich now comes from Washington."
', It appears to be the general feeling
in Italian circles that Italy has reach-
ed the extreme limit. of possible can-
cessions and will stand on her present
position. It is said Italy's position on
her foreign policy will be consolidated
lby the coming elections and that For
)liament has resolved to sustain the
“government, along the lines of.For-
‘eign Minister Tittoni's proposed set-
;tlement. '
i The French newspapers generally
'concur in the Italian point ot‘ view,
"expreSsing suiprist- at the American
attitude.
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CHARLESTOWN, MASS.. MAN
CLAIMS STOLEN CAR
§n£icttt iiimttb diatttcg
Style for Youths from 16 to 60 '
This is a young man’s store—and a store for older
men of youthful spirit. Andfifihing proves it so conclusively
as the Clothes we have for you to select from this fall.
Smitty Email (Illntltra
FOR YOUNG MEN AND MEN WHO STAY YOUNG
There arc many new colors and patterns for Autumn—new
.- ~—— .«
HOWLANDS
Entrances on 'Main St. Fairfield Ave. Cannon St. ‘1
SHOP BEFORE THE CLOCK STRIKES 6! ml
Army Stores
' May be time yet
for you to share
I
i . .
; Great chance for men to buy Winter clothes cheat). i
> Army warm clothes and underwear and blankets—a! -
Ul‘lCC made by the end of the war. I
\Vith exception of the reclaimed slickers. (‘Vt'l‘xltttt‘uz'
’is new and snick and span.
* For all the stuff comes, ciihcr directly or indirut'lv
.from the Army or from dealers and manufacturers who
had orders cancelled by the War Department. t
i And this is how you can bttv it—if supply has noli
been exhausted.
. O D RAINCOATS of pure wool and fine ottalitx. Afi-
chrs’ coats. thoroughly waterproof. fine alittearance— $18
ARMY SHOES. heavy tan lcathem regulation Atmv
last. solid and tough. great “work” sltoes— $5.50
3 UNDERWEAR. heavv grav ribbed shirts or drawers.
twarm and staunch and durable— $11.59
CORDUROY COATS with lining of warm sheepskin.
'1 short and comfortable and verv durable— _ $9. 75
‘ SLIPON SHIRTS of army style. grav. mixed cotton
'and wool. heavv weight. soiled but not by service— title
SLICKERS. regulation army slickers reclaimed. all
sizes. waterproof— $2.25
. GAS’MASKS. genuine overseas masks. of much inter-
est as souvenirs solelv— - 25c
WARM SHIRTS of splendid flannel. cithcr khaki or
grav. regulation style with attached collar— $2.40
MOLESKIN coats with warm soft sheepskin lining.
very serviceable and weatherproof. sizes 36 to 48——$10.95
Socks. heavv and warm. good combination of woolen
and cotton yarns—oxford grav— 39c
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., 2-' an) a; the fellsoiiygtsgzsgz 'gaSag: atcxf1‘2pl'llllin“slgeeiondghalle; touches of sumrtncss in cut, new features that you should see UNIONALLS. regulation al‘mv fatigue style. blue
~l3 M.An rows, 95- ' - . .‘ ‘ . ’ 4 . . - . -'>
. Ertderick Ganung, 84 South Main {33; 3215;553:131iopfiggml‘é g: to know what’s Carrel". zdentm. good range of Sizes— 5}...
Mrs. Elton Baker, 27 Union geant Bryan Silk, by a number of reg- . ‘ _' , . OVERALLS. Armv fatigue overalls (if l’tlllG thlllm.
lit-s. Ira Gregory. 15 High istl‘ation cards and other documents. \Vc rc expecting vou. It Will be a pleasure to show you all EFTOOd tough durable fabric sizes. 34 to 44__ $1 35
t . . ‘ . the ownership of the Ford car. which ‘ ' 1,. _ ' . t. - . l. . . .
firs. Manuel Hatch. 19 F4” _ ‘ , . _ . .. - ‘ . ‘ .. _ , . . . .
Jame; Mrs. mannce Bum 13Il}:11:<20£luluclllbiarttglo2xfldgnon1:21:20:tings-é: the good things, and .t c know you ll enjoy looking at them. , HEAVY SOCKS in good dark mixture. wool and lot-
,. Jrcet :It‘Cllve Sergeant nunt. ‘ .ton combmed. great for wear— éltlc
_.. .4— ‘ Mr. (‘leveland said that the car had . i Y V . _
i=1SDR‘: WARNING TO been stolen from his. garage and was GOOd‘gsulls and overcoa‘s 28 00 and belle]. l ERIERGENCX RIXINCOATS Of hcav V black Fulfill??-
“PO OWNF-RS BEAR'NG FRU'T “‘9 ”one"? “5 a . "”“l’m‘ '.”“"”"' g ‘ 'l'egulatton Armv style. waterproof. all SiZCS— :I ‘95
._ usual the. owners of taxable Roach. 0f -0 lufvst'x strcet. (ltarlts- i . . ' ’
.t. in the city of Norwalx are town. He clieelrfully lpatd all expenses]- ,2 I{H[\I\I BLANKETS. Slllelltlld \VOItllltl. “(a/".1.“ 1W0-
'. . 7 - . ' ' 0 ‘ecovcrine t te st n l‘ )ertv, at t . _ , ‘ . . . . . .‘
"‘"""\{3-‘}{-‘ inn," i't‘tot'it'rllnmis't: toolk a W1; in toii'ot‘ '21:; ow'n mi:— CROFU I & KNAPP HA I S ill’lll‘dS wool and very close and en en of “late. dark bolder
m fi_ 1 13] l . . u ’ ( . I V _ k ‘ ‘ ( . V '
:;: partr- of th!’ uptown lists in Clunc. TIME To WEAR A DERBY lgtm‘ne. (36 b\ RO ll‘lC’llCS— 92325
..~‘: r office in the; -. . ’_“—_ , . ‘ £ - 7 n . , f
Hfilial}.n;;f(1)lfll?tl'iltiin2.saidthis" ‘31:“ \ORR. ()t-t. :u. t\\:ill strut. I GRAY ARlWY BIJANKETS. bi). IN #0. heavy and
.s..'. '. . ”. .- . 1'? one half lt.l:1.‘tia.m.l.» Selling ol' sltfl'ks was rt‘. 0 ND 1 H . ... . v ‘ ' , . _ 7 J ‘
1—»'2tidiitllfll)l:;lllll?":r: had mm sumnd at the up null or lrllllly-s $03. 4. o A BE I I ER ;“ 31 n] and \or\ dug able. l\3l1l\ \\ no] :1, J5
it; Pl"""‘ which'correwonded Slim. the further l‘t‘aclitms living: large- 7'
. il‘ lfitb . . _ . . g
. . ,y vears with ly tufitteuted by l:llt-~t Ill-\‘t-lopinf‘llts~ . . 3
.~'n§v:actji:'\li igt‘ourln; trh'em in and in ”l“ impending POM “I‘ll“?- I)“: . . & 3G8 lington o l
51;" ‘ '. -:nt enalty. as all cllnts m 2 to \ points marked till i
’ “1:: gang; ”pm: Mr before early (l- alinzs in various- leadt-rs. nota- :3 D i e S” u
._"“,‘:,‘v \QVCML‘Q lily sin-ls, t-quipnitnts. oils and mots «E south Norwalk “
"""Zi:'€'h;n cast} that, th:- spectators, the two last natumi groups do. w l
in: m ' tan' ‘.‘~‘ of automobiles playing 's’lt‘lilt st \t'e::knr~s.. S‘tippiilgz‘. . l
, 3;.” ignmum (,r the fact and rain were also under pn'ssure. A 7 _ _ _ A 7 _ .- . . . we ‘ _ .I. ,... . . .
” vb. lw liltlared the same few stocks rallied sharply “"lhm ll") :OPPORTUNITY TO o'clock. Dr. Sturgcs; who is a layman. ditrn l-y‘ auteur :lm/ after, ranch: and t 1 raln
: ‘:' '7': : Iv'i‘UPt'l"? had .firstrhalt' hour. “2"." ( ”mlumy gamut HEAR DR, STURGES and um. 01' {no 1-. utmost in his ‘own :zturn 1.1:»? serif“ my {2* .0}: dinner. i .
~ Il’imf“ auto owners ”‘2 9 potnls 0"” )".'Sli‘y"}il)' 5 “OF" at i Tlllttll:ll the courtesy of Illt lilltlfs‘tf- ltrt'i't'sisintl. will .5 fit of the spiritual lhe mevl'n': trill l»: pie-Hut: it) rant
. .‘ afitabll2 IH‘ODCFIY 'h“ “m" ”'2“ "mm“ m "44' ‘port ('t-ntral ('(mllitillce on lllt- :\';til()n- aspt c1 it tho- .Vation “‘1th -('”"‘.llm.".n nil-rill if"?! fall-- 7}? inf: Z" lie tin:—
_ It and FWPHI‘iDg 10) Stride (Kantian—tn of the lilviscotial cslm iully. (twin: 2-» the m: ‘-.‘i'.'.tt.i' lowed Littm‘ a" 1.: K. ". ar s 1'
t“A NEW LEASE 0F fthurcil. a: mutation has- l)t(1‘- r‘Vtzntl- slitntgtgt- m‘ literature caused by Hull-w “new Tm: .. m ~~ ...‘
LIFE THROUGH
.. Want Advertise:
”'1' "a F:-"‘:‘.'.’" Mr. Ti.
Riznin of Santa Cruz. (‘al..
_ ____._,__.z}1writes to the 'I‘yrrcll Iivzieni; ll’lfs'lls;
.. MW tum: ,
“My Wife and I will be. 85 years;
32".: ‘CESS OR FAILURE
‘ young next Birthday and consider thati
the ‘J. B. L. (‘ascade‘ has {ziVen us at
new lease of life for we now enjoy thel
'best of heal J). “'4': were going (1.1m:
lhill fast but the t‘asczlbf has given as
.such health as We have not enioyed
"If you want to know
'r’:;ct.her you are going to
c a success or failure in
.59. you can easily find out.
1e test is simple and in-
' . n
an able to ,m years.
Are y ' The J B- L. “350349" cleanses lot}
:lower intestine its entire lenzth and
1
a‘.
:t'hble.
:{xVE money? If not, drop
ill
nggett's Stores, Riker-
Jaynes will be glad to Show you the "J.
B. L. Canada," explain lts simple op-
Makeyourstuttodn’.
,--‘ , . . e
: :4: 2.033117? llYizflnlaiysgt :keeps it airfare. fret) of poisonous
'. "r5 : ’ _ twaste.
é‘ée‘akof’sl’ggesyf‘iswglotnfi «j Thousands testify that Constipation
i you.” - LIndlgertion, SLOmach"sTroubles, Blll-;
5' "JAMES J, HILL,”- lousners, eadaches and all the many
2 Ponder thiswell. Tomor- iserious troubles which they cause are
2 row depends On what you ‘absolutely relieved and prevented by
Z do today. ’ Imis Nature treatment. ‘
7/? formerly
6
g
"~l Li ;-:t
l' ‘ _
INTERNAL BATHS";1"”1-“1-es
elation adv-will give you free on 1‘37 -‘
Xv-i'walk sll‘ll_ts. it is (Mills .ii'tt' that f‘\"‘l'." 7“}5'
S‘lll’gt-S
!. :ltuz‘nls oi III“
to hear Dr. \V. C.
The hour is suru as
llinfzxport. l-‘litlay az'Hrnoon at 3 will make it possible for
America’s ,
, Leading Corset
. accomplish the
iWatistless—Hipless
€88
' a: Fashion’s
'5 \w\\
sible advantage be taken of opportlb,
'“‘°"~“‘ on ”‘0 -\'“‘l0n""ld9 Campaign at nities afforded to hear such speaitcts
a mass meeting in St. John's chmch, 05 hr. Sturges.
many to .
i It you have one or more 0 Me above
iSENNA. Not a. secret medicine. It
Want Ads. Brzng Results.
It was there that he found her so she naturally be:
came the Rain Girl. . l
2’ Then he lost her. And sought to find her. ls't‘tlll an
i 1. '(trdinary sort of man he became a gentleman vacabend—a
3 $211 because of the Rain Girl! . -
i i Can vou imagine what a delightful strrv it l'flfilatTR?
l
«I I No indeed! The slot"; must he I‘c‘dtl- anl .t .s rradv
t - t .
t 1 OUR HEART : 1'10W'— _ .
»Dor;:s it. Flutter, Palpitate cr Skip? _ The Rail: Girl—$160 ~
; Beats? Have you Shortness cf Breath, ,i
)Tenderneu, Numbness cr Pain in lent
siée. ,Dizzlnesa, Fainting Spells, Spot: a
before eyes. Sudden star-ting in sleep. ’
5Nervousness, Nightmare, Hungry or
'Weak Spells, Oppressed Feeling In
Ichest, Choking Sentation in throat,
g Painful to lie on left side, Cold
Hands pr Feet, Difficult Breathing,
J, Heart Dropsy, Swelling of feet or
1ankles, or Neon-flail around heart?
symptoms, don't {all to use PEP-
la said taht one person out of every
tour has a. weak hell-t. Mfourthn.
otthesedonotknowlcudm
wrongfully treat thenselven for the
not-z ’ I ' chance-l :iun Pop»
. any -
"1‘1 w- '
Land of the Last Chance—G. W. Ogden—$1.30. I
\Va'rlord of Mars—Edgar Rice Burroughs-41.40.”
Law of the Gun—Ridgwell Cullum—Sl.60.
Peter the Brazen—George F. Warts-41.50. ' 6
Main floor. rear. ,
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