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Menu WELL
REPRESENTEII
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MNERESS
s‘lil<_"AGFl. Dec. 16.—That the
s 'lrciLc-s are well represented in both
uses of Congress is evidenced by a
.... ement issued by the Board
Temperance. Prohibition. and, i’ui'lir
Blonds of the Methodist l-Zpiscm‘al
church which recently made surv-r."
and issued the following statement to-
£35:
0 i.
~=
¢}ut of 5x tot-Cal x X 1.7.5 members 0:
Cimzress ‘ .. ‘ me m‘awrs. and
c buror 1-.\ could not he
\ tying are the
,uliu
~ Mormon. Indepen-
Iii-formed.
l Hugh
“I, (no member each.
13‘ niversalists. There
of the Quaker
* oi the Jewish
“(nits .215. 10 Disciples;
1 3 Ca-
3 5
. 11 Christians:
Congrr.-gationalists;
Baptists; 56 Pros-
. $.48 Methodists.
1. Senate the survey showed
out of a total of £46 senators the
'7: 2 w w
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church affiliations of 23 was unknown
and only four were non-members
Teena was one Protestant Episcopal-
ian. one Christian. The Lutherans,
iiuic‘n Reformed. L’nitarians and Mor-
mons all Have two members each.
There are. 6 Catholics and 6 Baptists.
T; Congregationalists 11 Presbyterians,
it Episcopalians and 1? Methodists.
s METALS A e
BEEflllE TIRED
NEW? YORK, Dec. 16.—The ques-
tion “do metals get tired?" whicli has
fizzled scientists for hundred?! of
7 mars, is being studied here by a. com-
mittee of the National Research Coun-
cil with the aid of the Board of En-
.ioeer‘mg Foundation. The scientists
have long known. without under—
standing precisely why. that . every
once in a. while a piece of tempered
steel or stout forging will break down
without appmnt reason. ,
‘Ihe solution of this question, the
mgineers say. is awaited with eager-
ness by American aviation experts
asking. through the strengthening of
all materials that go into the makeup
(If airplanes, to make military flying
as safe as possible.
,“‘The Air Service of the United
mus Army is negotiating for an ex-
trusion of the research and it is pos-
sible that certain industries will sup-
gcrt additional experiments in other
fiinds ’of metal." says an announce-
mont of the Engineering Foundation;
siescrihlng results obtained from‘ the
Stu-l}: of fatigue in metals.
Elem). experiments have made at the
engineering cxperimrnt station of tlle
liniversity of Illinois by Professor H.
12’. Honro and a complete report 'of the
mart-hes is soon to be published
{kal‘n‘f with the limits of endurance
{3f 3.3210115 metals under many repeti—
sirens of stress
Manufacturers contributed test
s—‘vwr’imeus of steel to the. experiment
and 1m tier known conditions. these are
bracing subjected‘to millions of repeti—
tions or changes of stress. Knowledge
rm; great practical utility. according to
size Foundation. has emerged from the
'e‘cords of thousands of these observa-
'IQHS
inllnfimwu
would 1103mm
XAL'YOO, Illinois. Dec. 16.-——A bull
sight. worthy of the best Spanish traJ
.«iition. took place on a farm’near here
recently.
Carl Marzolf, the toreador in the
“315+:- i‘ought, not for the chef-rs of a
crowd, but for a woman's life. A
Abnely. pasture hillside was the arena,
8. pitchiork instead of a. sword was
113.12 weapon. and instead of a. holiday
throng. two or three scared women
73:21::th the fight. Llarzolf won.
Miss ,Agatiia. “'cllner, a. music
teacher. had often ventured into the
{astute or her father’s farm, Where
“he ml] was kept. but he had never
made any unfriendly overtures. This
6813' he charged *her. For some time
she (lodged him among the trees of
in old orchard, then ran for the fence.
where she fell between a stretch of
nit? rattling and a thornMedge. The
inn could just reach her By stretch-
‘ng the netting. Each time she tried
to rise he knocked her back among
THAT BAD fiACK
Do you havé'a dull, steady ache in 7
'ttle girl has such helps as
these :fl,
Work boxes of much cou—
venience—25c.
Little leatheretc work
boxes with thread etc—50c.
finished with tassel— $1
Tricolette scarfs
Scissors sets, 2 or 3 péirs
to a set, fine quality (these
will meet demands of Math-
er, too)—$1.5O to $3.50.
Fittings for work-basket,
-_cute emeries, tape meas-
ures, thimbles, needlebooks
—25c each. ‘
Wide range of colors—-
$2.95 to $9.50
and earn—-
rear. Center aisle. front.
Soft and delicate chiffon,
brilliant or soft color tones,
and
others knitted of mixtures
of silk and wool, handsome
, plain colors, striking stripes, $3
splendid combinations—and
COLLAR AND CUFF
SETS, organdy sets of dain—
ty crispness and Bramley
sets in eyelet patterns, w$hite
Little beauties with fine
lace edge and an inserted
corner of_lace——50c.
Efiective' sorts With Wide
edge of lace—50c and. 756.
And thence to the finest
of the fine—{Point Vénise at
MEN’S SILK handker;
chiefs, soft and handsome.
weights
$1.50. .
Whit
at 35c 75c and to
'th handsome bor—
in stripes and in several at-
: tractlve colors—75c. "
Left aisle.
l
”— ,
The Owl-an
(30°48 ..
i
ompany»
1 Center able, to“
d Dry'
3;
Pure white in 'difierént
der in 0.0 or, either dotted or
Entrances in Main Street, gall-field Avenue ‘ and mania-en 3s. 0 —-1
. ' 5 » , - y , . ‘“ ' . I
\Evening showing hours . :--‘ This Saturday till 9, ’ .
3 . _ , . ,1 _. , . ‘ ‘ ‘
Enextv week Thursday Friday and Saturday till 9. 7 .
>5: f ' 7 . r L . . , 4 I, \ '7‘
~ » ’ ..; ,. . . , - Memes...“
0 alestsclll. lass richest ties—$2.75 3.- 3.. . ,_
’ lc Ld
. 7 ,' A 8p m‘ firm novel ' :C
, o ' ‘ -1, . , ‘ 7 7 ,
to beautify table. . 235,1,wg1fi33§,g;§dgmg§ ~ .3.
Unique and lovely, glassware for table; distinctly that are diSfiDCfiVB 0f R0- ‘32.
md delightfully new. * ’ ' man stripes. 7 “ 3:7, , 1,
. Glorious sea green tint, beautiful amber tint; and , H09” (‘14,? glamhow they ' '» ,, . 3.
mth border and base in sharply contrasting and richly gleam: W‘s-M- die andsafis?" ;5
effective black. . , . 7‘ faction the) valve when tied "‘ '
111 To these features, add new graceful and unusual‘fglgzlif;l Hmoom not of medium ’ .3
apes. 7 '_ . , . '*‘ 1‘.-- '. ' 7 ‘ 7 . i,
11 Result iiiglass that will bring novelty and. individual mlfiifiigafi’nlg 1,: Shag-h- / ’3; j o ’
: arm 03- e. ,_ 4,. . . " a!” . '
Such combination of color and form and personality fizgggest socks of silk. rich- / » ~-
ls words cannot picture. ‘ eat of season. '
Variety rims- from grape fruit dishes at $1.35 and Beaufi fig] ‘ silk, splendid ' l '
plates zit same price to handsome bowls at $5. ., weight, rich colors. " . i I. ,3, , ‘ {’31
ElN CRUSTED GOLD and flower , dccOrated glass- And With smart embroid— . 'r i - w ‘ a ‘
ware; this too in graceful shapes and many styles. «red patterns in contrasting £7 .. ‘ ‘ . z z 3 3
21 Its brilliance and novelty lend life to table decorar‘rfl]: d - 5- . ' '
ons. ' , ' Vary 601' ovan gm and - ‘1 l g ‘7‘:
. More than a dozen sizes and aha Gas—from sherbet “Mk" , '25 ' - " .—
glasses at $1.25 and $1.50 to trays at and vases at $4 Yorke shirt 0f d M and .. f ‘ ’f
md $5. 7 , ’ ' 32$“; Plretty a pom; . f5 . 3 , . . 3
_ SPARKLDTG CUT GLASS reduced ‘by mosh ., film-C. In new com. , b3; 3,, , , , . , - . 7 ? ‘
drilled of Americancutters, in effectlpve patterns, in many 1101! name aka and m M - - earsea coa s A *
llzes. From its radiant surface, how‘the light flaahaa as 9v _ E1111! on: bk“ “a, ' , ' ’ . , ‘
lrom precious stones 3 . Extending. dmhl' “1%?2‘3 2 ' ' 0 . S ‘ ' P .
Gathering includes pieces for dresser as .well as ‘ TW 7 p l llle '
iablela; oflcirspologne bottles and jewel lioxes alongside rose as ng :Ewfimg 7 , 0 S 801a va .. / .
03%;: 8:31;: £53323? 3:3' . Ct 4513 50 t Fine beauty marks 36-inch ' model mth 36-inch model with
. . resser se s . o * ., ;.
BMayonnaise sets—$4.25 to $2313- 1 ' . giffngmt‘ggfrgmgffifine dyed skunk collar. deep ShaWI 001131.,
. . ' ' ow s——$4.50 to $16. ‘ . em: , , . . - -
Celery trays—$3.7 5 to $12. Nappies—$2.50 to $350- ignigllbig‘f (102133381351; fine- and cuffs , 811}; m3
Fern djSheS—-$7 to $10. mgggnge ' “WIS—$10 to mess. How charmin com- 95 . 7 5
Rose bowls—$10 to $19. V , PlateHS. 934QO they, are to 6091- . o , O
(imports—$1.75 to $17.50. Cruets-—$2 to $7.25. erg m One “ supplr'm ~ 7 . ‘ 7 ' ‘ » ’"m "" 7 s ' "1
GCologne bottles—750 to Jewel r boxes-$10.50 to 3,33, “glmgheyfofug’efi‘fg, “Ivory” “dome;- ~ 7 ""
B ‘ 23?; . , occasions. mums}. delights, ’*~ Watches and other
F . .' _ « '2 ', , Inmaking up giftbOx of tr ' , i' ' ' .7
or little girls Bright pretty ’kerchiefs, make sure to in- ‘ Set of comb brush and glfts £0]? ,men.
. - elude some with ‘ lace . mirror made of Pyralm
W110 W111 seW- Ch’fi‘m scarfs“$l’ They add to beauty of $3 ivory Fine in sine and de- . - , . ,.
Ever so much more en 1 Gaydanfi ghafiffing’sgve} bog' _ ' .’ Sign; and containeldixti fiffild- mm Elgm watch of thin model and fine pata- 3
' _ ‘ y an ( e 10' ing i o ' omegwith narrow tasts- some 6380 With vc V8 ' 'ng ' , - . . - , ‘ .
03mm “1 89mg, when neckwear. ° fuI lace edge at 25c. -$14.25 and $17.25. ,wefigfinfing View :i?.§f:§a.§‘il§§ 33,212.03}: ~
Pyralin ivory separiitc
pieces, ncc ' and attrac-
tive; ranging from clock to
shoe—horn and frOm brush or
comb to handsome mirror or
tray. 7 ' . '
Manltmre sets in a little
carried in traveling
without occupyin ' much
room. Unique in ape and
construction—$1. _
Roll-up 111811153018 gets,
very clever,-—$2 to $6.50.
White" celluloid plgfioes,
sizes, andshapes and
all of genuin’ e use,+—50c and
$1. , 3 , '- '-
‘lfiro' Den 8. toilet water
and perfufim in eclal gift
e—$1. . - ,
Mavis delightful perfume
in little bottles—47c and
94c;' toilet water—84c, spe~
$1.88. : 7
celluloid cases which may be 320
boxes, violotand eliotrope, ‘
cial 'Mavis manicure sets— '
rect,will man carry it. .
_ Handsome solid gold chains, Waldemar style, 11ch
link designs—$10.50 to $22.50
Swiss watchdswifli gold-filled case and
ment, excellent size, . .75. , .
Cuff links of solid old, nice patterns,—$l to $25. ' .
ell solid gold,—$2.50 to
. Sfickpins in attra ve designs,
Diamond sum-{filly tho handsome diamond surround-
ed by rubies—$62.
Seal rings of
$27.50.
Everaharp punch,
31 to “.50. ' '
7-3ewel move-l
solid gold, impressive patterns,—$8 id
good companions for busy Eleni-4 ;
" Military brushes with comb in case, brushes havq
silverplate backs—110.50.. . ,
' Cigarette was of 31321311; silver,——$8 to $22.30.
Shaving stands, sflvm' “plated, very convenient—$55,
to $16.50. , ' ' . , ,
Isgwthu bfll folds, take up little room, fine texturer-é
$15 «$810. - 3 . 7' ' =
Military brushes incompact leather cases—$2 to $5; ,
Collar bags of leather, convenient and durabler-t
$1.50 to $4.50. ' ,
Loft ale“, from. .
fl:
the lhorus.
salami-CHEST
A woman neighbor came with ,a ,
‘ COLDS “71TH
' -BED
rise small of the back—sharp. stab-
:ng twinges, when snooping or lifting
distresing urinary disorders? For
axd back and weakened kidneys
‘13.th Nor-walk residents recomcnd
‘ man's Kidney Pills. Read this South
Nairwalk statement. ‘ .
D. E- Tallmadge, 49 Woodward
W... says: “Some heavy lifting I did
y‘air ago tended to put my kidneys
'34: of shape. The weight 0: anyflilng
picked up seemed to beat down on
kidney: and cause lightning-like
My back became sore and
., - '3— ki‘1.i.‘:;-“ :1i‘3'l Mo
“T961? and caused me to get up during
.ight. This. together with a. sedi-
- in the kidney lacerations. led me,
to braieve my kidneys wet-amassi-
E was advised to try Dean's Kidney
‘fiiis and bought a couple boxes at
31% Clifford Pharmacy.
them my back became strong ,und
“9“ and my imam were to
u. Elma! condition,” . p ‘A ~"»
.9“06 We. at an m Don't
Simply ask for a E— “ ”r
man's mm M
Kr. Tallmadge " '
‘58., mm.
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pitahi‘ork but was unable to make et-
lfective use all 'against the bull. who
angry. Marzolt
—_n- ‘
{was now genuinely
arrivedmnd, forum hand, climped the pain. , Break up the congestion-
the fence. ~L‘zch time the bull chad-g; Feels. bad; cold loosen up in‘ just ‘a
rd. he ride-stoppedr'and jabbed. In
‘one of, these bouts he drove the fork
smdcep mm the animal that it was
jerked from his hands and 'carried
some distance rel‘oreit worked loose
and fed (it! lie “covered it in time.-
Fizmlly. the bull had enough of it. -
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'GREATES‘!‘ Uhh‘fiI‘lOYmT AL-
‘ [DWAKGE
OSAKA, Japan (By Mains—The
greatest unemployment allowance ever; '
‘grénted to laborers in the history or
Jam
ployes
This compgny has, . ,
employee gradually since 7 last
short time.
edy that brings quickest relief.
2 acre, stilt joints relief comes at once.”
warmed
you
6! the A3311! Glass" Company.
been ’
Tum-undo: thfi most
' "anathema-7 . K int-ken ,
r ‘ , r r I’.
PEPPER
Ease your tight, Vaching chest, Stop
"Red Pepper Rub" is the cold rem;-
It
cannot hurt You, and, it certainly
seems to end the tightness and drive
the congestion and soreness right out.
Nothing ' has such concentrated,
penetrating heat as red peppers. and
when heat penetrates right dowrn into.
coldgecongestlon'. aching muscles and
The :moment you 39:51): Red Pepper
Rub you feel the tingling heat. In
has just beenAg-lven to 31. cm- three. minutes thecongested' spot 7 is
‘ ‘ " ' xiii-onyx and through. When
are: entering from a. gold. 71.1%“:
’ mm senior-Thor;
spring owing. to' the immensely! the “serum: get uni-gotgnqwlgsned
533s puke!— ' “ m1 ‘
«TATE SELLS 29-5mm .,
Comptroller Harvey P. Bissell yes-
FARM 1x EAST GRASBY
Toriffville a deed for the Hoicumb
farm of twenty-nine acres in East
Granby which was a part of thersibe
berday turned over to L. J. Pinuey of
bought b ythe state for a. new prisoni
Th.N....1ks..mgssmiety *
7 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB g?
.DoYour Stocks or Bonds
.——Give her a. pair of wide-
stockings in a. beautiful Xmas ,
All for 82.00 at Keeler’s.
‘_._._.-——-—-
c-Buy your coal at Harris and Gang:
The 1921 session of. the Legislature
authorized the sale of the properti-
Mr. Pinneyrpaid $5.500 for it.
a. Classified Ad
fieBest Salesman.
7 Show wYou a Loss?
‘7 r ' Write us; You’are under no obligatiOn whet-
Wemay be able to improve your p0
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