IBDAY. NOV. 25. 1921
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EIROHITO IS ERED MEN HAVE . Willie Jackson . ,
I An Extraordinary Coat Event
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ENJOYABLE SESSION
(Continued from P13": One)
DESIGNATED
JAPANESE REGENTT
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The tribe also accepted invitation of 3
0231; tribe. No. 41. of Stamford to so;
Standard next Saturday. Nov 26'.
‘31. at which tlzlé the first meetimr
of the Southern Connecticut Retimen‘s.
iCouncil w1ll he held. Tl‘ls is at: event
that no Redman sh 112-15“. The'
.11.»:ng “-131 be held in Ellis Hall at.
«Vest Forks t Lit. |
25:13:31.?“ '.i.t full} Redmang
gm»: all. (4- r this SIJtt‘ and surround-'
“'11; he present. Among?
:urvs Will be the degree
. J. This tram ’
in the countryl
‘ r the chief's degree on i
- r. indiulates and~will be
nueling many: miles to.
Sldt‘s that there Will be
r - parade at 4:30 p. m.. a.
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t1.at he had been f to
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his ma-
”arr-Mi after
_ Since his cor’o .
gradual weakenin: in
noted. .aial
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mating at 2:9” 9. tn.
5 have been. made with the
_ Pitzenport for a. turkey supper
$1.50 per head. This is especial
“ and only those who have an in-
icmry card will obtain this con-
. sic-n. Cur-is can be obtained at the
“:ks Hall on next Saturday. It is in-
tended tn invade Stamford to such an
extent. that the residents will think it
" 1621 instead of 1921. All -pale—
‘iaces will travel heavily armed in or—
der to protect their scalps. women and
_chldren only will be spared. All the
local members are requested to meet
at the South. Norwalk R. R. station
and take the 1:11 p. m.. train. The
ones. that can‘t do this will meet at
same place and take the 4:50 p. in,
train- Kindly arrange to get one of
“rat for Japan. .these trains and go down in a. body.
~ M when 919 cmwnl There will be guides at the railroad
‘3 Tokio. he made aCstation at Stamford to escort all visit-
.Ch 10 the People iniing tribes to Elks Hall.
‘se today em-
n‘sit to west-
‘z-ound ot‘ a fast bout.
e. SL-illl.‘fiTfiT‘m"i—t—islil%iu¥g—Lmflllvi0irgflw Incl:
flougbt George Werner. of Brooklyn. in
.six rounds. -
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Knocks Out Billy
Angelo in the Sixth
PHILADELPHIA. Sm: 25.—W’illie
Jackson the heavy hitting Sew York
lightweight. pron»: last night at the
Olympia thht he is in good form when
he stopped Billy Angelo in the sixth
,It was a heavy
right hinder to the chin that brought
Anger-lo down.
beat Billy Det‘jne. of Philadelphia. in
a bout that went the six~round limit.
and Morris Lux. ot Kansas City. out~
ROBBED GARAGE
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Centlnued from First Pm
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Eber of the car and when he learned
-of the thefts reported it to the author—
ities; ,
In Hartford at the office of the .
-Iotor‘Vehicle department it was said.;
zthat the number was that of the car;
1 of Erdos. and that it was registered in
firdos’ name. The latter was picked
lup. questioned and at first denies all
knowledge of the theft.
Investigation of a. shed on Oxford
avenue. disclosed all of the niising‘
together with a. lot of articles. which
from various places at various times.
On the night ot‘ the let. Zarms and
‘Erdos Inter confessed he had taken
trapping and that they decided to rob
lJaynes' garage while they had the op-
portunity.
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ail the subjects or the.
strive their utmost toi
n to the high develomnent1
for her national progrefi. '
regent. who is only twenty
7 ‘35 already accomplished a.
'ACT QUICKLY '
Do the right thing at the right
time.
Act quickly in time of danger.
In time of kidney danger.
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establishing :3. more lib- K‘ . - . . . . . . . i l
. idne} Pills are most >ffectne. Ask 4 n
ding between the 1111- vour neighbor! ‘ WITH DANDER‘NE .I:
people '5 31“ em- Plenty of South Sorwall: ex'idence _ . “‘
d - abandoned the o" their'worth Buy ' Ea-cent bettle
ape: “J 330053‘55 and ~ Mrs. A. Hamiiton. 8 Elizabeth St. E M “Pam“- ; Us;
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.115: “0“?" ‘ to [he “fink“ days S. Somali; $133: “A cold which set— :ppdxtdgont 5513?";
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, we"? “0‘ suppo'ne'd to tled on my kidneys, brought on vary "‘2 fig 5:9“ leI'lé
'7 *' , "M'- he 3‘33 1"" 'anno‘fmg pains in my back. After I (mu-m ..ng Miriam . m
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‘“ _ ‘3‘10‘15 “‘0‘“ did a. day 5 work. my back vegan ;* ““ “mm-n " 3'“
final manner
r of speeches.
that the re~
aching dreadfully.
and sore I Couldn’t
well. Every time I bent
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back to the other.
over my body.
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ribie ache all
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no. Minister of
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werer the
my :wves troubled me
recommendrd Dean‘s Ki
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Dean's ‘3
I! became so stiff.
move around Very.
over. a;
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sharp. cutting pain ran from one end;
I had a ten : ‘p' . ,
I fpm‘E’pleame you most. Will be
tired and weak most of the time and
A friend:
RE’Y Pills so,
GIRLS! GROW THICK
« LONG. HEAVY HAIR
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have doubled the beam.
It will
El‘ppear a. mass. so soil;
GUS. and 6:151; to do
But. what will
_i;y of your hair.
{after a few weeks us“.
gwhen you see new h:ur
..——tine and downy at "
really; "
lirst—}*es~but
articles from Jaynes’ czir‘and gamut?“- '
We ‘
120 WASHINGTON STREET
’ Offering Amazing Values
Tailored; all Flowered Silk Lined.
At the attractively
low price of
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Originally priced $30.00
These are an exceptionally fine collection of coats—High class. from
lines to lining—the kind that you see smartly dressed women wear.
guarantee to refund the difference if you can purchase any garment else-
where for less money. flCash refund with any dissatisfied purchase.
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STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVEN
SOUTH NORWALK
Tel. Norwalk 736. Brance of Bon Ton, N ew York.
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Tomorrow, r or One Day Only
A GenuineThrilllor the Women 01 NorWalk
WE WILL SELL THIS ENTIRE STOCK OF
T rimmed Hats Divided In Two L0ts$ 1.98, $2.98
Any One of These Hats Is Worth $5.00. rMost of Them Are $7.00,, $8.00 and’510.00 Values. This Is the Most Daring Sacrifice Ever 'At-
tempted and N0 “’oman Should Put Off Buying a Hat. Two Thousand Up-tosdate Hats to Select From.
The Making: of Some of These Hats Cost More Than the Price Asked for the Hat.
Untrimmed Shapes Made of Lyon Silk Velvet. Values up to $5.00 atswo Each
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urv erstanailng Drug Store. which I 115013. This re-;new hair growing all over the scalli-
that he 2m- 51.1516 medicine entirely rid mg- of."Danderi.ne" is to the hair what trust» ____
regency IS the kidney trouble." ‘ :shnwers of rain and sunshine are '0 *ku W. ' — r
_ Price 66c, at :11: dealers. Dan-givegemtimt. It goes right to the roots. ‘ . . . - ' -.
<xmp :v ask for :3. kidney remedy—gazilll’igmfitrs and Strengthens 15"“ ‘ a;
'Doan's Kidney Pills—the same thatl'l‘his fl“‘&='1.tful.stimulating toniv ‘ t _
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