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* '11:; to a book published by thefitnte,
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. ’ ‘ I am Fflmmwg-he; muted
' summit» ofthe fissile oi.“ Onm- glaens before the war, but he began,
, - fugnwmm ' , ‘; ”lite asr’an’dflce‘boy.’ « 4 .
Mid Bennett, .1338. of.“ highest-l. In,,£nx‘iand .it is 33:41anan
’lMMonan ' fie. Md."""&s 11* theeiashion Sim-«reactetyweofie etc :50
aniomr 7 unedtoinio husinoss. .laord Ecru-wrath, .a
“ ' ass mom . «mu earl of ancient gedigiee, is a_
Prime Hour-y mm
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are
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'f «genes ” «in M 3;; _ . the Marquis of Alisa runs an auto
7 MANY Goon oer as, SALE Magma Bimflgfimrmme magma bile Jrgpalrrshon inLondon. _ . ..
’ ’ gs...— . -, . 7‘ 7 twwwtm mating. swoon My Well, «who
_ < ”of-.zmothtnlcturemctressee, bean her :ggheoomeathe'nest Guadian’diplo;
‘ " ‘ mmm’at-mmm " , ‘ MW . 593309172133th giant ,7 c representative at —Waeh§nm,
.ferlgd' torsodleini’ 11W hangs-m , 1W. mammtfi ““3“” ‘3‘“ mum-m “emu“ 1“
rm . , ‘7 , , .,.«church and-ammunition :melfiber e!
«mummflmtmmmrfic- 9-” ‘9‘? ’° °
Board .0: Agriculture in which u'ma
3* torthzthe agricumn'e. .assets“ orrthe .Sandorson',“who has charge a: the the International Committee of the
fi’fhemmgjortover :fortyttwo years dim W ‘
‘ mach-garners. Mngovnmmm
H: j houses. Itiimtheeneémfijgerator :that Elias become . famous
through «its ‘proven record for econony and durability.
' groom .............,,—..«.....'.......;$1o.ooxo‘s75.oo
gerators
,4 rm
to?
mas-more than any :New England’ 3011!! ‘Wflnfimaker: the; great ,Ehiln-
: lstateexceptélaine.
“« l In‘thoorder or their knportance
. cGonnecticut‘satarm-mton salutary"
'. 1,1920, stood as follows:
; :ooo; corn 58,0004)
‘ 900; .oats, $821,000.
to. ffltchdeld‘Gounty lead-Rhelmflfli'sflt with! am. in-ihe‘mrld. with Lemon's ”1381011111? ‘Movement.
glam twentyéflve termsétor’salepnuftsenx ebbing“ “5m 7. 35m firm 3;“an aims-5. ago ’he led the flight
comes sWindhamvounty withgsixseenihimebemffls career ln‘thewervice.minst~the introduction of Sunday
farms, ;and«third.'Harttord county—of—goseamotsl.olerlrrerty . ego. 3m“ 081‘s 111' his J301116 city, {of
firing “even ”tam «nonmagndx “John Guieworth. the senovel- 30’0“”. , -
Fairflgfd;connties4m,hflve ten,“New,m:.and dramatist, :-ivas onto a keen ‘ T""“;-——--— ,
Lomlon andrMiddlescxeach nine andepomui, but for Minivans-s :has EMS'nictm'e, 93m Mr. Gunter.
5N" 1Haven _;county seven. ‘ wenr’loucheli a Sun . u . "Wmlmlnted “in exam.” replied
«in 3919 Connecticut .produced.more ,ldflllzébh‘d one “$31183”le “find the proud owuer '
:ha-y :than My other txew. 1 d. measly. and gave it up'forever. ‘ "Well“We‘ll'". .
"A Hundred thousand «wouldn't
4.3:”; me‘hnymnlue Jotnlingfiflfi'l'm-l f1he§Kingroffltnlmnhflihas reducedl
woo. Theestste’sxom cronm ream-.1215 Allowance ”imam" also state, has,
,zmo bushels mac.,pommei a ,2,47§;m%44been. also: 13:31 how ihot the Gen- buy it: new."
fie’value of . onnect cut’s »w on unwell 1:8 ran emp res, the most; I: 3,” .5 ! ,
loats,4harley..huckwhut;moutoesnilgy «hifihly paid ruler in Europe, his yearly ‘, N0 said M" Hawker, ' .. ing the
54nd tobacco-mas 339,576,000. mus WY;§6&R§‘$3.7§0:900. - «frwmpiece em“? aw”?- ‘M 1"”
‘ gone otthe hundred: unsound.”—¢Bir-
.delphiawew“:York ~merchant who has
taken I“? :cudgels amt 3319. "high
i
)Tobacco, $18,000 ; My: 7:12:9005
;. -poiatoes. 434,016,-
, it
rNeax-ness to markets .makes dairy"
mg. and especially the-pmlinctlonfifu
milk one of the leading industries of
the state; 39.11112 theadnptabiiitysof Cons
, necticnt’sfioil'and climate to 1m:
.
' _wau and High‘Sts.
‘ ‘ ‘E-zsur” «onpé‘mod Porch shades
Make nossible an extra roomfor Teas..-Reoention. 4
Study. Sleeping and many vothernurnoses. 4. .
"In brown orgreen; if-ast niementrolors. standard"
length and chemo of 5-6. 7-8 ft. Widths.
‘ ”Ask-for ourisneciiilnfices and ‘tweIVe4.zood"rea-
sons _—wll.v ‘1E§Z=Unff éPorch’Screensnre'the‘hest. "
RAYMOND & SON
Norwalk. 3
m leg“ 0011me ’1“
raising makes this a profitable and
growing occupation. looming along ‘
the rusdeidc.,hunting:in the «woods. or ,.
trout fishing in the brooks There is
evidenceof the state's natural adopts“.
bility to the-growingsot fruit.
Alfalfa raising hue "beef? conducted
successfully in re'cefltvygars and .the;
.qrop promises to become apromin'ent.‘
one in‘l‘eedingmilch costs *astalm‘iim
hay is‘ a great milk producer. Four:
good crops can been: 111.8 normal new.
_ son. 'As the state is abundantly-m:er—
tsected Wlihsmuroads. the shipping at;-
milk becomes uneasy matter taxi ,ihe.
dairy farmers. 4.’
There lean open 4»market for native
eggs and poultry. It isestimoted that, ‘
rat present not over Hyper cent of the .
Connecticut are
iproducedin thestate. But, thosepoua-
noflz’vawwa coswses
an :11" ’
doesd’t hem buriness men, doesn't ’ »
help thishnk. To benefit both, it
’ shouldJle keptin circulation.
"DfiPDSlTORB'ZOF *THE :EEOPLEE’S
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PASTE and MUCILAGE
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.réllresentsmsny of the sta-
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against your ”wants;
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Prompt service.
TYREWRITER RIBBONS
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Our line of oncesppnanees. ‘
Note the 1m and check it'
- {general distributionund will be sent
' ,ness of egg producuonare findingjt
' {a lucrative occupation and the pros-
. 'pects ‘areihat many more will try
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TRUSTfiO. IQNEED OF CASH f
fox-nay, legitimate purpose and 5:111
,acoepiablesecu’rityere invited-m an
my for 'n *loenihere. All applications
acted prompfly own “(1311ij
unsure-held“ confidential.
’ . So Norwalk, Conny.
try tanners, who are making a bush
their hand at, it. With thousands ’01.»
acres tor land honorably situazed
within easydriving of one or moron!»
the industrial towns and cities prov!!-
ing a ready marge: stfmp prices, the
profit in pgultry production is appar-
en .
The ’Counectlcut .iiliver valley'is
known (engraving the {very best
wrappers for'cigers in the world. The
total value of thejobncco crop or the:
entire valley.was;$80,000.000: tor Con—'
faction: $20,000,200. Hartford County
3 o Val-zest to ucco. roduc 0’ ' -
ty in the United States? 111., Latin 4‘
The book above referred to is .i'or-
loony one on request.
wwwuugz when the Amerl- ’ .
can authorities consent, the American 13“” ma-mwrhmmm nmi W W
army rifle acumen)! will be used'hi
at least one Elbow. team-ihe ,Bel- 7101- automobiles at 55 WA“ 4
‘ momma Gm'ffiix-Gm'm “3 m
‘Ifiwcgl use
FOR «SALE
, A numbenof. secondhand ravenous. carts. Blows.
. barrows. scrapers. 4 Magheseen at our yard. Pnced , ‘
_ :lowfor .ouick disposal.“Terms-.cash.
V + heNorwalkCoulfé’Suppll’COw
108 Water St, So. Norwaflr,‘Q’onn-
gm
' ‘ 8—11: the marksma '
the seventh Olymnlad.nd»m§e°§3ds 2i.
“Wehavosfulllins Moooeuon'os for glam sore and»
‘ ’trulu. ' “,1
Miami-loo, near Brus’sels,, July , 34:31.
Belgian army experts, has: :studyé
Brunswieki'riree. Infill
Dixon’s 0115121130, m“
dug the resulismhthe nrznyuhoo
contests helmdudngnhe neutrons? i
Veedol minimum on
France. bavadecided that. the Ameri»
can weapons are superior to all others
Mitchell and Grant Cars.
sion to. weaken. .
Much interest is attaiched to {he
marksmanship women: this Olympi-
ndbeouuseot theorists they are ex’
pectoddozgive «crimes-time“ sharpehoot»
ing experiences. Entries close Juno
“3’. andamacticolly-evm Eunoponnrnat
tion. aswellos Northaendflouth Am-
erican teams. mlltbecreproeented. '
*ANTWERP. :Moy' 25.-‘-Wielnnder; .
the all. around “Swedish nthlete. who
W85 second to.’I'horpe...arn‘ the 4191241;
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r-pion, has metmith thersame,~.tate,_as;4
u’l‘horpMisbarmenb from» «animation .-_.
fin the 1920 0]ymoiod~dor his refusal»;
to accept the prizes tw‘on by Thorpe.
bur awarded to W'W's‘andor fisher: ;
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2M “J"e'Q'rl‘ aflsletemwho at
‘ ‘~-' O‘vmnii-ice‘ey‘ents heref ;
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— «at “libel
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and have-requestedithe American”.
_ fimckawnymd ’5’nn Trucks.
bassy.-at ‘Bruesels..2to secure perm
Wewmerlease to’sme'Yau .
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contains.- the actual :jnioesof .
roots, ,baiks.’ herbs. and
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United States Flags .4
' mode offlterling Bunting
3x 51%. $ 5.50 2?,
‘4 :x «6 'ft. * $ 7.50 .1 j
5 4:: «8 it. $12.00 ‘
6 x 79‘ ft. ' $16.00 4
"~B x .212 cit. $25.00 i
' - :10 .x 15' it. $32.00 ' ,
4.cotton‘r1ags on staffs, 15 cts em :-
fiflk Flags on stafis, 60 cts sang
Bed, White andBlmfiimting with stars on llle blueig
in fastcolor, 24 inches, 18 cts a M .
'l‘lxll'il floor. '
TzlaefSea‘son For Tulle and Veiling
is «fast approaching
Bridal Veiling, 72 and
L108 inches. .
’nonfirmation Veiling in
:fine *Bretonne Net, .72
inches.
Thnncings and Skirtiugs
flat financing, plain
and point d’esprit, come
tucked, rufiled .and accor-
_‘ l b.
2; ‘
of choice. They are 27.
«and 40 inches. '-
Organdie Skirtings, all While. some with mom
others 'benufile‘d, but such dainty affairs for-a 13M
summer frock, 40 inches. ‘~
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woman‘s; - ..
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There are, Rugs :;
inthe special‘price list «.5;
Whats 51175111311 sizes ‘27 X .34 illi'lll"S sl1n\v.geou‘§ '
.metric patterns“: blue, red, green and tan colm'mmy .
"Thomegular' price.ls..$6.00. “1 _
fl ' "“For $4.50 '
’Ghenille Rugs that are all wool. The monoxnicnl‘i .-
‘feature ofltheserugs is that they are ,l‘cVM'H-lllv and; ,
gmay‘be worn evenly on‘both sides. They mmv n: plalllf '
colors «andnlay beeasily adapted to {my rnnm. brown”,
rose’arid gray centers with contrasting borders.
Sizes and prices as follows:
me: 45, $6.00
30 x 60, $9.“)
36 x40, 39.00
7 V‘ ‘4
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$17.50
$16.00
$25.00
~18 x 54,
13 X '7")
t 6 1‘"
- 0
9 2; 1-,
.Matting from China. _
An excollonl‘ gradedn'g , ,‘
blue, green and {alumni};
turns. ’
Special 55 cts a. yard
l“(ll‘."lh floot‘ ’ ‘
Priscilla Fancy Work
The June munbennow
ready at our Art De-
pnhlment.
' Main door.
I
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Shifting Madras ;.
A long time sinotl
we have seen such w
usual and attract; l.
stripes. Theyolors aid: \
so good. V, lute W1 ‘ ,
b‘hlé, tan, gray, lave:t . ,:
-der and rose. . N0 w: y
and then :1 lme 4 l: .
black which is such a
intense black. .
. .1-
W’ill make smart
79 cts a yard I
shins
Third 1100“
» momma co
’ To. McLean Inc.
, :14 Washington «Street
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