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Bax
P; T...
(311R I IS TMAS.
,STOCKS-
Leaving.
infirm up.
$2.00
Night Shirts $1.50
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Waking-ton 36.. 8. Hex-walk
Are now really} . at revised
prices that -mean real
Outing Flannel Pajamas
j.
in I ingrained: assortment.
Allsojflamlel Gowns'_fdr He
who?“ .‘m 7 I i V
E. K. BANKS
‘ W "no“: Hoot
mxonwm
r
rtown court.
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Tel. 194-2.
Putnam Hose Company will hold a
social gathering at the quarters on
Franklin street this evening. \
—Au styles Soft mwmm'n.
The meeting of the First District
Commissioners. which was to have
been held last \Vcdncnday night. was
not held. The commissioners will not
met-t until Doc-ember lst.
gar & Malone Feed Co.
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CITY NEWS
The Hospital Whist Club will meet:
11118 afternoon with Mrs. HoWard A.
Crampton, of 12 Belden avenue.
Cockenoe Tribe. Basketball team’
will play Company G. P. S. G. team
at Red Men's hall, Main street. next
Monday. evening.
Stockholders o? the Danhury
oflicially the Danbury l<‘
Manufacturers Co.. have. received no—
dice that the annual stockholders'
meeting will be held on January 3
and that a dividend of fifteen dollars
ashare has been declared.
——.\'ow is the time to bu
for the winter. Ask Brewer 6’.- Malone
Feed C0. to quote you pricvs. 'l’honn
'194-2.
Judge Leonard J. Nickerson. of
tat Cornwall. who has many friends
n this city is proposed for appoint-
ent as speaker of the house of rho-
resentatives at the. next session of
the general assembly. '
Mrs Minerva Mothers of South Nor. I
walk. a sislvr or Mrs. llr-nrivttn
Bloomfield of Long Ridge.- fcll down}
few-
a flight of stairs in her homo a.
days ago, and suffered a sew-re Sit-nip
wound. ‘
—Coal at Harris & Gans.
’l‘wcntywight inmates of Narumako
Home. when; Norwnlk's poor are luk-
ttn care of. unloymi flvw Thanksgiv—
ing (linm-r yvslcrdny. 'i‘lw rnt‘nu in‘
.,
eluded r‘hiokrn, turnips. potatoes. up»
pies. pm. onions. boiled rico 21nd vi-
der.
The coming of Christmas is horuld—
ed by notices displayed in the lobby
of tho post-office. These advise pro»
‘plc to wrap (‘hristmas packages sv—
curely. address plainly and mail early.
The usual notice that‘ the warning
“Do Not (ml-n lTntil Christmas." or
simil'ir _words. may appear on the far:-
oi’ tlu- package. is also given.
-GllAND OPENING OF RED
Men‘s rlnzanr. Saturday Night at Red
Men's Hall, “lashing/ton street.
PM
WE CARRY A FULL 1.1m:
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‘ ——ona‘--
PREMIER cnocoums
Stillson-Powell Corp.
_ SOUTH NORWALK
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, Did you ever con-
siderhow much bet-
ter charlie 72711313
boys and girls has};
for future progress
in t h e bushess
w o r l d - if from
childhood they have,
made money, spent-
fw—r'ixr‘rfl— .1
fist;
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we “’3” join you in“
Valuedf’ the
account.
Fair.
armors and t
y 130181098 “1811'
. ('ostollo and Laura Sweeney. oil of 68
. Spring street. were in Bridgport, yes-
:f F must be made on or
1‘ themvzhere and: j. '1
-—FREE DANCING AT RED
Men‘s Bazaar Saturday night at Red
Men's Hall. Wasmnxton street.
i Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cook. of Rye.
;N. Y.. are the proud parents of a son
gborn Sunday. Nov. let. Mrs Cook was
iformerly Miss Anna Lydon of Bay-
view avenue.
~Fine assortment of Caps.--O'Brien's.
William Henry. an employee of (-he'
Racial Oyster company was found
“dead to the world" on Elizabeth st-
Ieet at 7 o'clock last evening by pa—
rolman Robert Gamer. He had been
{“frlsked'fi-‘of all his money as well.
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—GRA.\'D OPENIX l 0!" RED
Men's Bazaar. Saturday Night at Red
I
This morning he was fined $7. and
geosta by Judge Vosburg in the down-
--—A car-load fancy Maine Potatoes.
[Ask our price on any quantity. Brow-
wlthout spring-s."
Overcoats that will
lo r i n g y ou “smiling
through” every sort of a
storm. Will hold their
shape ,their color, their
style and your confi-
deuce.
And at prices that will
hold your trade at this
store.
Store closed all day Thankngiving
Open until 9 oclock Wednesday even
"19. e.
Rogers 69‘ Stevens
Nomi): So. Nor-walk
len‘s Hail. W'aahinglon street.
——l-‘Rl-2E DANCING AT RED’
5 Bazaar Saturday night at Red!
Men's Hall. “’ashlngton street.
Hon. .losenh l“. Rutherford. prvsi-’
dc-nt of the international lllhlv Stu-
dents' Annotation of Hrooklyn. will
lecture in Masonic ’l‘l-mplv. l.:i_\'nf¢-tto-
and (flvrmont :tvenuvs. Brooklyn .Sal-f'
urrlay and Sunday. Nov. 137. nml 28'. :it‘
3 o'clock p. m Suits {l‘('l'. No rollov-
.lion.
.3
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l'rolmhly no one enjoin-ll lhr‘.
Thanksgiving dinner any more yr'stv-r‘ 9
(in 3; than the seventy-three lots at tho
,‘l‘mnpornry County Homo for l‘hild-
ron in \Vcstport avenue. The little
lrolks at noontimv sat down to :1 tablo‘
grounim: with gomlirs. it was :- rt-nl
"l‘hnnksgiving dinner too. with turkey.
—~Latr‘st Soft IlaM.-—-O'Brien‘s.
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incident . of
their flag in salute. as the scouts of
all other coma-Brad“. .
Even when ceremonies were held
in honor of the 1m!“ dead. the Amerk
can fing'iemained steadily upright
when all other flags were dim
\Vhen King George reviewed the
Scouts. again our flag remained m-
llonary while Ill otherness some!!!
him.
event“ left "an Miami-able 1W
slim." imd critical continents have
(some from some Quarters lu mix-1mm.
try also. ’
But then» will ho no criticism in any
qunrtvr where the rules of the flag
are known. and, osmclally there will
he no critic-ism fmm :mrhody who has
read the infantry drill regulations. For
meri- Hm very plain words appear:
"The national (Valor mwrr I'm"
Every vmxen. and all stan- recline-rat
and other flax: render "more to the
Stern and Stripvs. Rm brood ma
Glory never ducks :1 morn-5y. men
to the. president of the l’ntterl mum.
The Ann-um Boy lit-outs in Lon-
don were simply olwying a primary
rule governing. they.” at the flag:-
l’lnl‘nth "9mm.
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flown m oneness Fen Fun
. Lord Lmrhulm, Englirh Millionaire.
I Explains Why. It 80. He Will
: Not Quit the Game.
Lurd- Lu-vm'lmlme rm-a-mly told a
It: m«Wi—lfl
It is reported that this "natal-tamer
“ ‘, —!--" . i I fill: .-
i i ‘ i ' ‘3 "A . ‘ 'L ‘ M »
There has been nun-h. «30ml on
(Mask!!! of the ocean as well as the - ’ continued ;____.,. ._ .
other timeout-“13,1133 “m' o ' flouth' seen-am. ”brother at: “the
if Kmallmm Smut 18mm!" in "‘10“ bride. The flower 1;??wa ”"333”!-
lh American B‘tw St? tilt! not ty mm- nieces of t e art-dig. no
e ‘ out! dfp Caner-in. 'of Bridgeport. amt Mamir
Garfield. of Stem-ford. The when
were Leonard Page!“ at frag-upon;
Moo Gallon. 01‘ South Newark. on?
William Garfield; at Stamford. .
Following the ceremony the bridal.
party returned to South Norwulk
where :r reception was held (tut-int:
the afternoon and I'\'i‘"lng at 17‘"- rest
dances of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Car-
fleld and Mr. and Mn. Matthew: Gum.
No. 32 Lowv street. and which was at-
tended by mveralhuldnn frifidl and
relatives or the popular hride and
groom. 1‘Ien- was entertainment 0:
Vocal and instrumental 1“:an
many of the guests. and a. delightful
buffet luncheon was served.
The happy c-ouplv rennin-d many
lwautifnl girls. which included gold.
nihm‘. out zines. silverware. linen. ctr.
l‘Yhfl-A l Wig ,' ”$01!“.
Chm-oh (Wu-y “flawed by a
m ad W.
“is ("arolyn M. Adams. daughter
,5
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Adams of
tall summer street. Stamford. former»
ly of Norwalk. was married to Robert
J. kyle. l'. R. Revenue Mont. Wed»
nudity morning. in fit. John's (fatho-
li-r churrh. at a nupflal ma. tolubrat-
ed by Rev. Jamel (‘. O‘Brien. The.
: lot-kin was arrayed in a traveling drum
of brown cloth. with hat to match.
.trlmmerl with beaver. and her how
ionvt was of orchids and miles of the
fmuvy. rim mammal. Miss. Emma
SI". Adams. aim»: of the bride. now
“do: cloth. with hat of the some color
:and her houqnet was of orchids" The
‘lwst man was Thomas J. Kyle. broth-
lor of the gromn. At 1110.3"?an of Hi“
ceremony. there was a wedding hrenk.
' . fast :1! the Howl have" rt. and tlwn
.. ; .2:qu slot-y In show why Militia?!“ mun 'thm‘e was a reception ”mm, home of
Mr. and Mrs. .lamnn Lllln‘. or 251' nor}: :" mu". ‘1" they d" H 1' not for the hridr‘r parrots. 13w hg'ide [was
{lowr street. vmvrmim-vl n no ul Ilu-ir l ”w ""‘W'.\'- ‘H‘ *JM. and murh ml for ll‘u- hountifuih remembered ht the.’way
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their daughter. His} Hui-mm Tim} ”L? A “""l ll=llhml.Tym. gm sold. mt ,3“; 'l‘hc- gnu-mot oi tlu- lt""‘"" .w”
ilr, llurlng n“. ,4".an \‘ivtrolu N" ; Mil to Australia in the warty days. N:- o phevk for a tlmumml- dollars. l'hv
im‘tions worr- vnlfliml and a dainty-i "m" has ~bt~vv forum in Qum-naland. triumlr of tlw liri-lv hm! horn m‘nvrs
3 1min in girls of lino-n. hooks and Myrna
imitation was e-vru'fl. .1 flI-r u‘hlvh lhr
gnu-Its «Hintrhvl. “whim: Slim lmro»
thy mum lupp) rrtnrnn or ”w -i:i_\
('lifl'nv‘d
l:
"0' has millions of elwrp
yr? hu liuu :u ~iiuply sis
.\ list rail”.
and « Mlle
HAM-:4. n‘irvlo-ns ulu‘l‘filulrf "V" "f his ““53 ‘5‘"‘Lm‘l‘.
\‘m Smith Wining. \‘lv-lnrin. and film”! ‘
and Mrs. am left for
.Atlzlnllv l‘il)‘. \Yushmnjlnn :uul UM
l‘nlut (‘omfort 0n tlu ir rrlurn they
will rem-iv at tho «‘urnu' nr Redford
‘At nunn Mr
on llu- S. S Malignant-M1, u-n, un \\'.. . . llv in mm' m-ltlr uv rs n we
.in}. lhw .‘lliv. Mr :I trip to North All ' l.;.l.. M"; “flnnLflu‘gmfi 3.. “a: if)...” “n" Fifi“ airs-Ms. Stmnfuni.
tutu-1M)": ”“3“?“ “Ms M” l'v‘w'wntl} r" , MM lav unriu-vl ~11 in?” NM Hit-1| ilk": — 2
.u hull! .1 l- u Illnnlhfi trip 1 n ' , ' 3 "flh‘m'l"‘l"' ""“r' 4'
“mm”. m“, gnu!“ AWN...“ ‘ n tun-Milan. lw "will”! rlmt it was not; A "“1“ xiv-«Mint. nltlmnrh J mum:
--—-—- j :I mmmr of lnnnny m an _ um“. um: I...‘,,..,,.uh.d “h: .) ,‘Jis Um».,.l
\\':ll:.ini “Want son of Mr and .\lr-< ‘ "i hue pm ulnop min-ru- thorn wow my .‘vlauul I» lkwr. of Hard N'WWUH‘A
l\\‘illmm 1'. “final. of Franklin strut-Ll ‘ u uhl-up." lw Nlhi: “s‘ngP “1..."; “1;. uuirrivd In Thurman .low I“! P41!-
” “”1““ ”M" HULV "roar: «‘nlleue tori than. Warn no umw- hunws wlwl‘t‘fnlulw. of Port l'hi'fil'W”. X Y Th"
lhr 'l'linnksgivuu: \m-ntion. 111' will? ”w", \Pf‘fi‘ no ll'mw"\\'hih "um rvrvmmn‘ mm 'wrmmul m if“:
Tl'llg’ll ill. hlfl HilllllI‘N .‘H Hui) l'T‘W", t'lmru- li‘t‘f‘i‘,“1‘l"‘ mil; Mark Hi"l lm. Louie "j “"“"" in 'h' “TH,” “r S“
U" ' ”I‘d“, ‘ _ E T-IH‘. Tim! is ”144 fun i :1“! "ll! (if if." lnul‘r l-ipiscnpal rhufi‘h. -
.‘iiss “ml i"lllilx~;...» I l'lsqulc, ‘ _. “w.-.“ A The hl'id!‘ wns nth-min! lll‘ “"3
' " ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ “ ' - Grc'tla he llcwr .ho-r Sister. while r‘wlh
“In; lung hm u Slit‘lhllll: ”in luiffl lii'
umnllm :tt (“1' inunv of Mrs. H M
minor and pumpkin 1““ and all 1h°lNrwmnm Hi" 57 l‘miur xlrru-t. in plan. 5
“Him; fitin's. 1N” t‘rt‘um Wits PFOVld"nm;: it: “turn in hwy lmmr, Suminx ?
N! l»_\' tho Hillside srhool following} _ .. ";
1hr- ,,M mmgnyn, : Marl. l‘unvin. son of Mr (.in-l Hrs;
,..,.-....- .... ‘tht-niinh Voodoo nl‘ \n'h uln‘ml. ls.
-—l’cn Cog] at }{arrl_q & Gans‘. zspvnillng liu- 'l‘hnnl‘sglnug Build“)...
5 .— .-- zwith hm pnrv'nln Man-k l3 .: etude-M;
l'nons 'l‘rilm contemplates :I NEH.“ Suflu’vlvl 31“";er \rmlmux
time at tlwir llth nnmml honour and
trading post. which opens auspicious-1y
in their Wigwam. Saturday“ nithl
Nov. 7. :md continues for our Wowk.‘
The}! lizn'v arranged . many pretty
hoolhs. the main one twink :1 funny:
Ibooth .whcre numerous fancy artiolea.
gwill he sold. including many lwnutiu
ful ('hrlslmns gifts. This ormmizn»
lion. always doing things riizhl. will
undoubtedly draw largo ("rowdsz “'hil'll ‘
tho-3' rightly deserve. i
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«Pea Coal at Harris & Gaul.
SOCIAL NOTES
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i’. Schumann, of 32
entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Goodwin \Vhlto and Mrs. Morris!
White. of Westport; Mr. and Mrs.
William Raymond. Mr. and Mn. Ru--
l’us .l. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Fred N.
'Smith. or Middletown. Conn. over
Thanksgiving.
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:noiiliv,
W‘ilton
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’l‘ho Misses ll‘rnncca Costello. Ag 05
terday.
THE LAST
PAYMENT
1: (Utah! l‘ .‘ilnrrl H.
ank :ln- “‘v-l'k I'm:
rr'v ll -, rzuv 2“, ‘lr
Hurt-is. m 13 'l‘.
Mr. and. \lrs
of Brooklyn Nut
inn-sin nr Mrs \l'
and \‘lrs. iiqmun ’l‘
lor :Iu illic-
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. Mrs. |'. M. .\HBHL‘.'. lino-l l-‘rnm-va All~
in): find Mil-ml Allme. m ll llurhmik‘
Strvrl. sru-nt 'l‘mmkngh'lnx lmv mi
Stmnl'ord.
Miss Mary \N‘ailrr. of Long Hill.!
Bridgeport. was the Thanksgiving.
guest or .\lr. and Mrs. \V. l l‘omnlm-k
of \Vill'l't‘l‘l street.
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Frank Krlly. thv (unions Valo- rum.
hull star. is spc‘n-ilhg thu- ’l‘lmnkaxiw
ink liolidnxa’nt the homi- of his» pur-
vnls in Nu-w Canami.
Mrs. E. .\lll‘4‘nfl. of Nt-w York «‘ltv.
was lhl- guest ur Mr, and Mrs. H. M.
Newman. nt llu- "\\'hite Hounr.“ yrs—
terday.
~—
Mlss Marlon lleeman. of thlvn ls—
land. spent the holiday with Morris
Sloan and family of Harbor :tvrnur.
Frank (loodohlld. of “iv .1. &- .l.
Cash (‘ou l.itl.. left. this morning. for
Los Angelvs. l‘allrorniu.
The
. . People’s Trust
Company
...
; “l llxlnll.
Codiixh and Education.
”:12 Vim," l-Ing‘rn-l, m 'losv «lay: of
«ill; slums Aw! fur :1‘m:~_ imi'ilm‘ ion
prowl and {nwile-m: fur hunch-'9 and
ulnl'llfimt»: wnclfluh lamb" The \‘nl'rt‘vi
not still maxim» .elufl :l:"l"‘l‘ llw Lloyd-2
uf our Mlm- rm-e. :zs-‘muH-wl in til.» ru.
\rml lr is no "1mm
ll “lisllll~ fur-.liiuw do“ (if
tollwvmo inrlnarry and t‘rnmzl living a?!
I loluv'rni nun”
nhlrh V-xu' Futiunl pl'ruprrllv mu
{emit-hut "'l‘lw imm‘fidilmll” is n
j [audio on“; ni’ rimmin‘ genius illus‘
”Tum“ Hm "up". " ““1““ lwuu ' '1 N”! in broil-«i rrlvotl'w airw‘ws' .1 ltd \msrc .\
“‘h m"; "‘hl‘fillflll. i‘§~il \HH :l3\\:l\~‘ ('vnsagu l’muquw' m “in“ ( W s‘nllsr
l‘l‘lruloy‘ci final for liw brains. H \u‘ mums: ‘Miss ‘l‘ioal‘rlih ‘siliLl‘f‘onnhg‘f
lunc- mt lu-r n . . . film“ on . was w x: x v . . .' .
:- 1" d H'Mflsh “‘1 I'm-«no m and mu lirvili’) :illlrul in .‘ our-awn
”in-mfztt fully in m‘ “in I‘nz“ of ’hfl-lnvntlnr are”; ”m, wnw- ». vursng.
cougars “"4 “r“ "Milk"! '1‘ 1m ruin» inn-nut or wink riu;~\-.eiitl'ztmunis
"Ill-”Pullout from any one. . 43.3w". ; Alta-r the wen-molly a wmiding
Vows lug'aktosl was :wnrd :il 1hr hum:- of
. , -I “it lvritlv‘s motlh-r. ititl'r \\’illl'h the
_ Airplanes Carry chalry.
“.’lll'lh"3 and jmx‘vlry are
some nit-lays- of the prNo-nt mil serv-
lon. says in wwnwpuuuh-nt winner from
(lent-r22, Switzerland. in the (‘ilwlnnnti
Timex-Star. A $3 Nitrate of the urin-
I-lpnl manufacturers lulu: been formed
at l‘hmlx do Funds. the seat of the
industry. to handle the air shipments.
It is v-xrwclevl ten days: will He novel!
the freight. Air shipments were de-
ride-i upon largely because of Ameri-
(“all buyers’ insistent-e upon prompt
delivery.
flats Served God Pomona. <
said that among the worst curses in
the far north were liH‘ rats that In-
_ 'i’osted his ship. swim when in
want 50! other food. he was glad to eat
theme—«nonmtimm chopped up and
froaen into inflow hallo. He wrote:
/‘
on the 1920
Christmas Club -
”V 'm-W-H-—
, before Decembér 2 ’.
represents exactly _
what‘its title implies.
Its purpose is to serve
the PEOPLE of our
community and. to‘
-ysafeguard th e i r
mus-r. Service is 0’...- '
nfiddle'name: ' 7
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5 "ting-ha the long Mme“:- night Hans he.
guaea his hour: of “etch by shoot-
; ‘ in: rats with bow and arrow. The
repugnant» of my minpanlous to than
yri’ln me this table luxury gave me tre-
y} quent advantage of fresh meat soup.
with mnlflbutcd' no ' doubt to my
comparative immunity to scurvy."
World's Old-u Auto Driver.
The. World‘alfldest automobile driver
has been discovered.
He is John Crook of Lynton
Shire: England.
mlmd‘a,m¢ent m 80...“.
‘Wthe densest tune in Loam
3m
to he‘
"no it n . ~ l -
3 ”fl“ ' l h? I‘m-Ii .5 n newly fw- .\ pretty “wading “as vetvbratou.
fit-Nht‘ll :wrml s‘ut‘Tit-n. and from “uprdm. :u ‘. (“.th at St “an.“
f‘ane to Lin-inn h)- the present mnn- giliurclx. whvn Mica Jennie M. Haul!"—
lnert-lol nir mm. go "wild tho lrnuhm. Ham, :5 Chapel street. twat-am» t u:
ibi‘klt‘ ol' Ruin-rt [lelt‘fL of Wilton
. h" _ ' ' D. .
by this uwlhml and the cost Will lWi “ m ..fifir‘mani: morning;
*"xhh In rmmfllon m "w- wlue "hm St. Mary's church. meanma 1-}.-
Dnctor' Kane. the nrrtlr explorer”3
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Whom m
eta trace of hedtetlono’rnerw- ,
I)" l’vm‘r was the host mnn. 'l'hv bride
is whil‘knuwn in the Vprwalks. hov-
lna iluml in Main hll‘r‘vl. l’ix‘sl Illstrie‘t.
for mom )anl‘! .U‘trr tha- r-‘rvmony
Mr. and Mru "alumina tlrpnrtnl nil .m
extensive hon: yinoon.
lil Iii—“(H )IH‘Z
.\ \rrl prflh v‘vvvninsw nu ; M :‘
Taryn“! at St, I'Jllu-H'nr‘rt Human ‘ :u.
thollr churrh m li§\v!‘5ldI-. )muctm
John 0 I '. n? ‘hl! PHV.
tliul‘llih.-. twin";
Mb»; Hat- filo-urn «av
tools for his ‘A‘fit’lu
l‘rm (‘nh
'i‘hv lit’hit' uttuv (3 ll’
\\ an in .HM i. .iil.
boom: I‘OIHHQ‘ dl‘flilll'ltfd for pan." on»
iknown for It \nwllllm: 10m".
2
“awn—Bimini“. .
:nwnur. 'l‘hc- i-vwmom' wns perform-
lc-d by Rev. Thomas J. l4‘tnn.
Miss Prancrs Hazlett was the brides-
aud. nmi James l1. Honim‘m woo
gthv, best man. The mantle? was
. largely “Eli’l‘iflt‘tL All; :- thv l'rrelnnuy.
SNP. and “rs. Hurlell v't-ynrtml on :m
iextvnsin- hum-3 moon.
1 m
Aunts" and l’hicrlro mpu‘cin wen‘i
united in marria E" by ltfi-v. Thomas .1,
Both punk-a livvrin “Wat Nor-
l
g Finn.
' walk.
The hrldc was attended by Him F35»
9W: :1 t‘uppanim and the heat man-wax
{John Stephan. . 7
li()lL&—-st‘fl\l’l~ {LAT}!
stanismus ltoila . ml hat-tan
Solute-nan: warn unlit-6 on nun-hm
by the Hot. it. J.’ (‘arrull at 8:. Jo—
neph'u vlmri-h gran-mid} morning at
10 e't‘lflt‘k. The am missus writ 16m!
[Rog-era nml Mary Group ,
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M I ‘St‘.\'l‘l~‘.-—-\‘ ICN’TIItIIJfi)
Nlrhahu Mirna?"- and Justine lien—-
troll». were "lamina at St. .loumh's‘.
(TMfi‘ll ye'atrniuy neuron“: at 3 o‘flock-
by MW. il. ‘ Fan-oil. . V
on .
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Show Reductions From $10 to $.20
This reduction, coming as it lint 5. .~.' :4
ginning of coldweather offers. a swim
tunity for careful shoppers to secmw
All coats which have been form. ’;
$85.00 come under this price redo. 2%. . .
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Feather Fans From Paris
Silvio. ul’ uwthcr Hi. pl‘Hl'i ul‘ lul’lnise- all! §£
some graduaicd. One plume in a sllt'k. numlwriu:
three to a dozen. Exquisite things fit for n quwm
shade: slirli pink. turquoise. jade sapphire. row, flaw
llnmiciiun. amethyst. orchid. taupe. gray, him-k :lwi
Thereis great variety and all beautiful enough m 6:...
Marquise «iv l’mnpatlour and Madame Hm-nmior. or mu} 1 .
present day. These are an unusual :iswrlmvnt :m impm‘
from Paris. and are marked at
Half their original value.
Mm‘n flour, cent.
Mesh Bags
(‘harming novelties 2'
Bright silver or firm-
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(‘hrisimns imlulnix
$5.95 to STU,“
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Sweetheart Locket s
silver. with sih'vr "il'lllli
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$0.93
M" Lockets, Milli mpwl‘
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$2.50
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You are not conscious of inning” or
underwear when it is “Harvard .liilis P11
perfectly and is finished so (homily. UM].
weights and models that meet t‘x'orsv w um m" .
but allow one to wear any style of (in. ' .
suits and separate garments. come inch. 1
or low neck, also with bodice tops; Sli'fll’lnl‘JI ..
long sleeves; knee or ankle lengths.
extra sizes for tall and stout women.
Separa‘ ' . te Garments
Medium weight cotton. $1.6§
Fleece lined; 251.33
. Merino, 332.1.)
Union Suits.
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Medium weight cotton, $2.65 and fill:
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Fl $4.45 to 5.3.5.3.
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