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gEERDAY. NOV. 19, 1921 7 .- 1 , ... p . . THE scum NORWAL§ EVENING VSENTIREL. _ . ; ,_ 7’ 7 _ .‘ , 7 , , F. .
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ENSEUMINUE GENERAL ORDERS . ~ ~
Eufi LAYINE PE AT Superintendent Thomas MacLean of,little time. and all that sort‘of thing. , "
‘ received a. l and by-gones should be by-gones. etc. .: \
the Connecticut company
nut cracker at a recent gathering of lil“\(‘l‘ih€less we don‘t» feel much sym- 7
-_ 1:3. ~The hens in the the Kiwanis club. Must. be because paihx. nor haxe we cabled to the 1. , '_ _ 7 Enn-a in n S 111 »A'
at .‘torrs have 0011— he has a hard nut to crack in the mat- ¥Ciown Prince asking him if his [scro— \ new Mal "Bet- Fm“ me, and “Dillon SM ‘5
.icus beginning made tor of five cent fares 1m djitnex c011 —:‘: a Is am better. , ._ _ _ , ‘
1- ‘5. of tha; contest. Dur- petition. ,, . —°—-‘ . ' ' , 1.. . k
.. ~ C \x’w’k thex "laid :1 total —-o——- hast night's fog was quite a. heavy , - - .
Ellis Makin. well known painter
.1 . t‘. 1 0: nsar \ 19 Some irls agree that walking is the OFF : ‘ g , ~ .. 7 ,
T l . helhitrh pater gnarl; best thigg for the complexion—«11h?— was holding forth at the Dunne Stove _ . » .
- ~ . 1‘ 1. action. The riding the drug store is within walk» 'Clu‘ o s first mec‘fing. regarding fogs » 7 ' . , n or '» " - : ' _
» ' ~ . .- tl e cone- 111;: distanced . that he had seen heard of. tasted and . ’- ». ' . ‘55 7
‘ ‘ ‘ ’ —o——- been lost in. He scoffed at the fog - _\
z 1‘ was 1243 in Koren» _ _ . .
:i*‘b\l""ti< supplied “3.. stpite the yells for peace. (1‘35 dis— which lift-Walled last night. and an-
“ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘11,“;me and all that sort of thing, nounced that the time he had been
n. 1‘ . .. vrk. \Vhltt ' ’ .
r‘ '_.:.l :01, :31; ;.e~‘1.l(‘zf,,..,us' ‘l‘i‘vkev will be attacked just the same lost on the Sound off the Nor-walk
(:nhthe‘: 24th. ‘ l - Harbor some years ago, there was a
+ fog that could be called a fog. ,
m GrO- in these dms of sca1citx of jobs “0—
11.1 11'21-1‘k31 . .1s one thin»; it. 1 15 w.orli:: 1; : 11d For three days and three nights.
" ‘ [1-, 11 is cider. ‘ Elii57.§!‘ra\’el:\»’ informed his audience, ‘
_.._ h. (1111139d pack and mm. endeavor- Dow'n go Beacon cord tires to a lower level 1 ‘ ' ‘1’
Much is being said about; mis ng in to find land or the mouth of the
Fresh sflpply at prices lower th an the startling ones that marked 111ng
girls. Most €\(‘I’_\ mother knows t. .t hawu‘sr. Failing in this he thought '
the girls are missing when it comes to 1 that he would trust to luck for the fi 1
cm the time to wash the dishes. to: to lift. Running out‘ of provi— I‘St afriva
“Kfi 1011513 hens ——o— . sions save a loaf of bread. he. was at the Store I . - .I A .1 l A A A 1‘
.. 2111121 out and No. no. “Kay Ell“ we doubt if wo- forced to cut off large hunks of fog‘ . ‘ ' ’ ’ ~ ' ' ‘
s. From liese men will he Put in charge of the weu- to Spread on the bread. The bread Live rUbber’ over Slze’ guaranteed for 8’ 000 miles, A V ‘ fi
,. 5 H111 compiled the» ther bureau. The"weather is Chang'e- r1111 out finally and then Ellis began to
.3 ch shovts the num- able enough now. )‘9l:il€’.»lll a low tone'ot‘ voice, his lior— TCSted tires! they ve given ma ny CXXtra miles Of serVice t0 mOtOfiStSY
hen in the flock —0— 1'11 in: experim‘ces froi . incur starvation. ,
. month of the year Someone once said that it is a. wise " —-—o-— ' all over the countrY' :
5 h‘ 6 special care child that knew its own father. 11' that, He liiizilly grew so l‘ungry that. 7‘6.
Back of each one, the store sta nds to make good on the maker’s guatxl
.. undoubtedly be is so. there is a kid in town who cer- unshipped his riding light out off sev-
zer especially during‘ tainly has load of brains. 011 North eral more chunks of fog and with
3;th of the hen ym Main street \esterday afternoon. the some drinking water said that he:
commercial poul- mother was saying “Do you know managed to cook himself a kettle full
,y-cv sfasona] distribu— what your father will say when he of fog» soup, which lasted him until
‘ . ~ - use of artificial learns that you sharpened a , pour-ll the fog lifted and he found himself off
— in) houses On the with his razor?" The Ahoy, between Cuckcnoe Island.
antee !
A big fine tire at a big fine saving at their regular price And howl
comes this new lowest-yet scale of prices—just in time to equip for the hard
7 ,1 cal .5 15“. ' v sobs eplied th t he dd, '0 t th t. h —— ——
Z 1 . .(11. cc: gulhflfngeifi?’ didn'tr think it gonna ble 3. good filling: Ed Shea who 1131211511 to the story. driVing Of a inter 0“ the long trip over Thanksg‘V‘ng I
,. I“... (x, .39 ngs than to repeat it. asked Ellis what fog soup tasted like.
chfifgmm 22:; he“ 7 _0_ «mm. .1 5 pretty water, said Ellis as . EXample No. l .——The 30 by 3/; fire, favorite for small cars. Beacon ,
3.: .7, In spite of the factrthat peace with he left for home. ‘ '
“mm Hg: Hm Ought ,0 my. _ Germany has been ......de .0. some 7 » - H, on. Cord 30 by 3 /2 tires run as big as regular 31 by 4 fabric tires. They give a . ,. ‘
~';~.*>1nher ...................... 5 V V j V
resilient tough springy cushion to the car. They add to pleasure and coil»
fort cf driving. And their priceis ' ' ~ ’ $14 95
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These other sizes arid tubes. at these new, prices:
32 by 2% . ' $20.25 $2.68 3.2 by 4 . ' » ’ $25.74
33 by 1 . $26.52 ' $3.45 34» by 4 _ .24
32 bv 41/2 - » ~ $29.12 $4.03 33’ by 41/2 ~77
34 by 4.1.3. , : $30.52 . $4.24 35 12:13:42.» ’ $31.41
37 by .5 $40.04 - $5.46 30 by 3% ‘ . $14.95
Fourth Floor;
BARfiAlN SALE ‘ngotgrssszgsau
, » . , 0N STAMPS AT ‘ "
2&3. ............................................ i2 PflSTAl AfiENEY
Total for the year—160 eggs.
The four leading pens in each of the SHANGHAI. Nov. 19.4.1119 I'nited
prmmpa’l bliiwds are as follows: States Postal Agency at Shanghai is
James F Maiggzlgllé 13%,:56‘) probably the only American Post 01’-
East Pembroke Mass 69 fice that ever held what may be called
'5 .rritt M Clark (B'Irl'ed‘) """" a bargain sale in stamps. This hap-
Brookfield Center Donn 49 pened this tall and was made possible
u Bradford 411‘ ' , . ' """" by a fluctuation in the rate of ex—
» - 3n (White)
Belmont. Mass. ............... 48 change .
1- ;1~lecrest Farm (\Vhite) 7 About a )enr ago as a. measure of
Hampton Falls N‘ H 49 conxeniencz for the public the Ameri-
“Finite i\:\'un(lottes """" can Post Office placed on $119. stamps
mk F. Matteson‘ " that could be purchased in the cur-
,E‘;\_is‘_me' R I 80 rency of the country. based in value
.1 _ .F' Deck'r """"""" upon the Mexman Dollar. ’These new
“mm ‘ . ‘ gstamps called surcharge? stamps mere—
/
New and lovely ,' . 7' Women’s special
special, veils——— 50c.- _ ‘ » union suits— $1.
“ ‘ ' J' """"""" 60 l\' were the ordinary- two-cent and
'5. t-tlbridge Orchards ' i . ”- ' V
IVc-odbridge,Cm1n. 5.7 f‘h" Stamps'."“‘ ”‘93 "”9 ”“3435. Quch reiliugs as vou’d expect to cost much more, In weight and finish, a sure comfort through all the}
“...- . etters on their face—for the two- 1 (301d sea
:wf‘ii; “11;“ng A centers the words “Shanghai 4c Fancy meshes, and bordered patterns (1 chenille son. .- ,
‘ l‘diode ISIEIIARed'S """" 2:111:11 "bSoon aster Ehesgdim? were , dOtS, 116“ clusters and allover Patterns {in WOVE'D de. 15:11 fit, comfortmg. In service, long. 0f true}
* v reas n o a tie 11.11011 in ‘
S Chapin 7 the rate of monex exchange the sale Signs» ‘ Walm 1'
fumigation: Mass ............ .110. the SW chug. .mmps had .0 be 4 .. , _ , Cottcm, with soft fieec linin sizes .5
. Sampson igopped heal Iicm dots too in black and colors 0 Ankle len th 1 chD t h g} 0
‘11“ o." - -5 .............. . . . .2 n ....— '
v‘;‘_“f“‘"§d',:1‘f‘: ‘ 63 Efll'l." this tall inc money rxchanss (IIRDLE BANDIN (IS in striking Roman stripes. HILDR ,8. ( W1 u c or OW neCk $1
:f‘ test (‘I‘Cliax(.~ rate again went to a point at which it C N S wann fleeced union Sluts With hlghl
. 1.1;.‘tfciq;é:ss. ................ 63 was possible :11;an .0 mm» them A wealth of combinations, beautiful and brillianf— neck and long sleeves and of ankle length— 95c
7» 1.». . .- 1 stamp -2’l: .1d 1. ntl,‘ :1. .h l V
South Hadley MESS. U: _______ 5-.» fono“Eldon“: 111:1; 71110:? 111m; “:23“ 750 an $ SPECIAL STOCKINGS fOl' children, black cotton ,1
.1...“ Foggféfizmns was the anxiety ofrcollecto‘rsthrmigh- Haiidstime new embroidery camlsoles, dainty and good weight heavy or fine rib—— 11 o 139 190 ' -
“gigghm C5,...“ ___________ 7.5“?” the “My” Obtain sets 0? the delightful in pattern, fineln quality, attractively boxed Leta aisle from ’ ~
Hilltop Farm 5 amps It “as found that while a. 7 , ...»: ‘ 125
65 1 complete set of 512 runs could be mir— Miss Marion Davies. motion Center aisle, rear» ' ' . - Fine ShOBS .fDl‘
’chased at the American Post Office in
Shanghai for Mex.» $5.74. the ' some
sets were being sold by collectors in
picture star of repute, who start?
ed her career as a dancer in 'mu— ‘
sical comedies, is seriously ill :, N . SpeCial duplex V . ' . fine occaSionS. f...
@ . 1-: Lg. ism}:
Hwy" 2qu V Y :1 Xew York at a. rate of Gold sin :md with pneumonia at her home in l
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.. ,. , 11.32.2222. :1: 1111:. (12312;: » » . . h d 79 For women’s satxsfactwn for wear at £0me and:
.. . .. . . . . .- .1. 1n. the only distributing 0mm: 7” the $31133 ”tie «world's most beam- ' WlndOW‘ _ S a CS 1 c- - semi— formal occasmns of new mode-Ls. of much grace.
7V . 1-. - _ .~ .. 1 7 .world where these stamps may be oh- u on 9-" ' . B] k ti '-
01 . - 1.. .r. 1.1 1 } . . k 7 7 : , . ac sa )1 one stra um s with Fr l
of 1.12111: N11210::(1Sxx'0nig‘l): 5511:3111 1:293' 3"; Issued from the , ' Heavy and attractive Window shades. white on the L 0111s he els—$8 p p p 911011 or Ba 35/3
n __ _ a gun o ce on y when the ar- » , . j ‘ 7 . - , 1 - ' Q, . ... W _ ,
1:1: .all:::1t1}~ir:hgl::ounoff mange "“5 warrants the” 351% QERMANS Punk, » ”XML and Similble’ 39‘ @3115 iotlling up and. down. Silver cloth pumps, one—strap pattern, junior French}
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....1...1..‘um Theodore D111,1ois_ N0 1xrox1c.1xr):1x CHILE. . . l .lltl side aieid‘tar g1 ccn on c 011 cr heels—$10 ..
' 1 .3”? 3§f§32’51?=‘=§l‘? 0‘ $.43"er cmze 1\ov 194mm- ’ ‘ 31985111? 0‘" by 7311301193 are l“ 01111)Iete Wlth b33014)“ . Fine, patent leather oxfords smooth toe rich effectll
‘ v.7. ' - u an dgner dent Alessandri has announce that he * F i ‘ (r S ) r —" r , a“ ’ a I V
( .0: “ “ okmenholmp i and staum .1 1110c 1 iunniii trim; to or c _$7
‘ """ ' ‘ intends to ask Congress to pass legis- ‘4' Thiz- a nficor » -—» ' '. Mai floo
.7 - ’\ . n 1‘ rear
" ‘ """ ,' ' {“30le Jensen lation p1 ohibiting the sale of all into» ' ' ' ‘ ‘ * " ' ' ' ' I
: . , : \R. \K oisrstwmholme . .. . , . . . . , ' ’
, 7 .. ‘ V . _ icants in the industrial centers in ' \ l
». u:..-... u, ;;.1:~:2: .uZlg’llllS)—I)uhOlS , . . : s . . . - -
Chile. These include the coal mining. - l ' . , ’ ' E.
A ; ; ~: - » ;.. district in the south and the. nitrate , ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' '
fields in the northern .rovin e-. ' . ‘ A '
11’s A groin) 01.1) REMEDY 1 . p . C F SHEFFIELD. Eng. Nov. 19.—T.ord u}; unous . —~ 5‘ arm an lne
The presnients announcement was Haitian h . G
in replyto requests from various so. 9’ “ 0 “as m “111.1113 3.
g and' well cieties asking for a "dry zone" in the week or so ago says he found the
“ ‘lGermans woxking hard They had
3011? TeSt ‘3 coal mining district where a Clash 09-1
hacking cough curred recently between worm-rs, aL‘put a:ide all thoughts of armuments 7 . au mar new (:0
“.5; tickling in the leged to have hm?” intoxicated, and ‘ becau e they realized that armaments
r11 tecomes neakened government troops. Eight of tie dld ”Qt pay.
They realized howev.er that some-
“ 3‘11‘5- K- D Drake: k. ye e is‘iied , .‘ 2r ve
' “rites “Mtg an attack :gunfilesd‘bextore 011.11. diuresis: m U mg “111911 “onld Dav was the appn- » Fur is their distinctive and dignifying feature and beauty!
1' was 1.3:: With a. severe , . cation of the science which they had ,
31in r. 'e ‘, ‘ ' 1 d h f t1 . .
Hineypzafn‘degrarini-hitcg ; ‘mgmm t::r:eu'oufd9;1:v 31:33:71.1 fidpexciicl}; HOW they meet one 8 desire for beauty! How they insure one 5
they would have applied in peace if true comfort! What thorough and satisfactory protection they will
1 small military party
Nov» they were ‘detmmmed to be give! \Y/hat remarkable long service they insure! What true harmony
lrcm interference of the military 1 d h l
with other appare 2111 w atever occasion one wishes to enjoy.
rt)‘. The output of Scientific books
ad :ecome eno_rmous. All classes of
peoplt uere working hard and unem- , Alaska seal appears among furs; . genuine delirihting Alaska seal. HOW:
ylo:1iit.it ha‘t‘dl) existed. admirable its effect What warmth and richness in its color (how: soft brown .
1 11m had no money except paper.
g: w} 2th had badly depreciated, and to undertone), What beau‘tv 1t Offers-
riconimend” It coxers
:. trans-S “ith a. healing
‘i. -. routing. loosens phlegm
air pas sages. —Stillscn-
r(»store thei r normal cd'l‘l‘dition the) ~ I
in? {mm pork M. taking in other \ , Hudson seal, which is really muskrat skillfully treated, and mole and.
;1( Des Wis H s ’7
:1ng m @9ng 31.1th it}; 3:”: other gloriotis furs; these appear in'new fr shions. Here are even Wraps of mole,
bring repaired in Geiman dockvards somo: with the strikingly-novel blouse back.
fmczguse German dockxards could do
E’EEDICINE . COME HERE FOR
CORRECT Y
. T ; . ,
DINLER £2.55:er cheap.» than athe 11721111511 Alaska. seal 40- inch 602113 with fine Hudson sea. Coats 3 lendid in line \-
, ,. 5 ‘ _ 1 * ‘ : collar and cufi’s of skunk—$450 ’ and degree, full sleeves, 335 to $500. "
+ l / QTOLI; GOLD PROBE TEETH
Don I: 1161: your Site Is: 91: in g , .____= , Mela wraps, marked by grace and unusual beauty, swee 111g
“77”..“ T F 7 * - 7‘ “a. hot 1 C en on RYE 1 E“ 959 l LONDO‘J. Nov. 19.——Gold teeth are - I
“"‘E' 111 patents or pre‘ You will both enjoy your diaper :incre asinglv pievalent in Cential Eu— ‘» in liner.— ' $350 to 400
here twice as much and get it ‘ ”1’91 the People e‘ldenfll’ he‘ie‘mg Long and beautiful and distinctive coats of fur and fabric in combina-
the mouth to be the safest place for' .
how little gold tney have 1m- but at tion. Deep hued and often with fair of rich contrast. l Straight in line or with
* “$an 5113,13; “3:11:02?” 2“ smait blouse back. Finer ones are marked by the new Jenny sleeve Wlth its hell
“we“ ‘en 6 p ‘ bottom of special width In these, clever little WifldslliéldQ insure added warmth
22:. .1111 best- always
more cheaply, too. Our home.
cooking is railways a, delight and
you'll find that our menu varies
daily with delicious, seasonable
_ foods;
A young 1112: who recently opened
a cut—rate dentai surgery in Temesvar, {0 arms
Hungary.-has been‘j rrested. charged
» lwith “extracting go weighing more Sgfi and comforting and rich bolivla and panic lainc, with collars of graceful line and fine size madeof
‘ than a pound" from his pa‘ient's teeth.
Yam the Lancet English medical four- mole and beaver and opossum— . L , _ .2 _ 2 . _ 7 Y , .. .7 7 $50 to $125
( ‘- .I ‘7’ ‘ ‘ ' ,7 £9:
* ,nal.1fismeth0d was to remove the] J 7 f: <V _» , , . g .. .
lgold, after telling the patient it was . ’ * . 1 _ I g _ ._ 3869316,. floor. ,
badly fitting. mice a. wax mould tor the - :-
» replacement work and then instruct
fir
South Nurwalk
Gifford Pharmacy
SW 31 Main St, So. Roz-walk
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