a
EASTNORWALK_
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Mrs. William Raynor and family has
moved from .205 Liberty Square to 25
Pleasant street. . .
Tho l‘loys‘ club will meet this eve-
rlng at the East mention. E. church
at. the usual time.
John mum. of new for): city, has
"turn-ll there after .apending the
weekend at his homc on Van Zandt
street. '-
Th‘ MM i-lo: work on this mayon-
naise famory being built for Herrnan
Bchachat on i.“»n\nc-k street is. nearing
completion.
Thc Ladle-5‘ Aid Sociuty will hold a
mot-ting tonmrrow afternoon in the
parlors m iii" whnrcit. At this time
a report on til» ium social. livl-l last
Wednsotlziy owning will hr.- received.
'l‘lm IIH-imlt'ur Cittlr Will hold a
meeting 4.: “it": Emmi m LINKS. \V.
Kent-v. Humidor i‘lm'v. iinst Nm'walk.
on \Vt‘tlllt“.~‘«i.1f. :illrri.,rm'\. May 24th. at
'3'o'clock ll». T.) All members are ask-
ed to attend.
Thrn- will lw 1:1!”le Ling of tho “'0-
mnn's .\Ii'.ill.i'.“.' Iv!‘ (‘YH‘lSi church on
Thursday of tins wlrk. its the Auxil-
iary is to (‘OHlillv'l :1 throw-«lily rum-
mnirv M‘iv In l‘iwwwn lilm'k. Mon-
1'00 Sil‘t‘t i. <v-r'rnul lllfitril‘i.
Ax-‘l l‘. 1' “ f:x .1: pl 71' For? l’oii't
slim-t. i‘: w'." Hill“ "2 4! ii'éiv-y 1:
"his htuti "-.'/‘.\t l ' "tlx' \‘.‘iilil‘ nt
work. ll. 1‘ rm rill: From :lvr- rf-
fects of u \\n':;.:i illl’l". i'vgcjn'wl “-l‘rrn
310 was st: l k
Mrs. J“! vmmh F'iiil
A: ‘
fl titliirlg block.
1,1 Tu' ‘.1.»'\.¢"‘
lliz. -l 0: l‘mi":
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W‘Sltlt 1:: «.r M
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church. :il 1‘ v .li .a‘ :zwfilig: M. MD
Guild ll M r' 72.‘ ‘.'.:r .. {31- Minus
Kimmiwli, lil Hui-w l.- :rt—nnn last
(‘\'£’l'il!‘.l:. .‘llus "-'.~~ir lli"v i‘l"' i'l, was
flit'Pll‘il ',§--—:"" Girl. Mi» ,‘v'izuz‘ic
Kimm' '. p" tut-x. ml “kg mun-
(‘iine linm'i-ish il"l'~‘"".’. 'l‘?_»- Mxt
tnt‘t-tiitl: '.\;.‘ I-- 'n 7‘ "Z! l'.‘ - \‘1‘ll‘1: I-i'
Mondnv. .“m-l .‘v'h, .t r‘h.~ llhtlir (-l‘
I‘liss Villa; in wt Fm 'sltvcl. ’l'r :i-
1:1il\'(‘ by S ii a (l' .\\'}«“i'7‘ 'Vrslivwl
10 lm ll"ili i» l‘ll‘ w- r- 4'l>-'t'!l.~_~I-fl at
tho nun-'2‘ ' '...~'t :iic'nt. Lul l;w'.‘::i:‘.l;
unfinitn “'1": -‘:< : il‘u ll ill-Wm,
mama}
A w-w >lii“‘.\'itlk is Ewing laid on Mr—
Kinley piucr‘.
Tho local ixdl wrote» mgr-ms m'o
(‘U‘illpil‘l‘l‘lVIL n.‘ u. \. r} amok so-uson.
Mm-viwm il‘ win: in placing his
plm‘vr lmut in <‘Olld:?iOll for ”1" sea-
son.
Mrs. aniq 1401le has opened hm'
homr (m \‘Vrst Sill?) avenue for the
”canon.
Mrs. A. ll. Cievorlt-y ri‘tcr-
over
Mr. n'i-l
rtnincd friumh from out of town
flhe week-0nd.
Mrs. :iwl Mrs. ("mu-ire l3. Scolii‘hl.
and fnmi’x l »-,.. apriinl illt‘ll‘ home on
Howaytrm 'iw ml“- for the st-nson.
.‘ll‘fi. lialu' ~:-l \\‘vinuln. who has boon
Hucnvlim; lil‘ "M's \VM-ks in town.
lci'i this lill‘l_l.l':L" for Nww York vii}:
3m.“
wheat-sat. 'i'hc chom’wit-cmgmg
43% or the church. Much interest
“'(‘il cozwtcSLed game is looked tor.
Among the ac‘ivitiea in town f0)
anorial Day is ,a, baseball game
.‘n no wage-l in Noroton Heights
Fir-n tl'c Damien Fire Department
rm maet tho Noroton Heights nine.
with teams ha\£‘ been working) With
mdividmi attention. on their signals.
maxing the Darien Fire Department
saw called to the. new residence 01'
“Water Bates. situated on Mansfield
J‘ufiliv. A slight chimney fire war
"'1.- 11‘ mm. but when ‘thgrfiepartmcnt
:i?"i\.'t'~l no trace of‘a fire. could bemo-
'l".w hath houses at Hickory Ritii’i
will (‘p-li Saturday. May 27th. under
" A m'magwiwnt of George Schficlit—
who owns the property. Several
lit-num-ls of the public. Two rows
‘2'».
.1. immmas. which will accommodatt
e-lmut ‘35 "unilim, will lvc rl'l'ly i‘m
mxt Saturday. In conjunction with
Eli!” hit!) houacs Mr. Schlicliting will
minim-i the storfi as usual with a
wrnp‘ulv line 01' limiting supplies and
i'lri'i‘l‘S‘vllz'M'niS.
WES TPOR T
Hm‘i -rt .1. Norm-n—
hm pvzrt‘lizim-li
“12’."
‘1'. ‘1“
tin: v...~_ o" l»!
5n.
.. .lrimllhi \‘mn' s w'm-é-rty on
lrlzf‘:::1-i:;itl roml. {or 35.5"“.
:3 mom days of
The
l-Ixmninntinns
anus-i; or Junc- 12.
7'31» 1" :.;' (1:;
.Or tit' .V'f‘z‘r.
50“.”le is
.‘li'fi” 1‘72.
cu
‘ 'Al‘t‘ .S' 'v
xiii? 1)» ill‘tvl thr-
Iln .!::“-' l~'» ill“ zlnzilml Cl-u'tn-llp oi
("whim linn-‘n “iii lmyiu. “in-n the
lx-l-“ii \.“ it” ct iLl‘I‘l nl' {dour-s :mll
. ,1. le‘im S war" rturms hold up
=< vra"; l.l"ll ml" i:' June as Un-
s'xmvn r“ n; .' ilrnnzhf Mick or) ill"
“19"” :‘ml “wz'v arr PM mnny both-
(l< " 9! 'w"?- " t'tv llllii‘ik‘ rn' .lltnv.
(‘Al'il‘ (inir‘in’ i :wl \\':n'ni:i_i:s: that
Elli 01‘ H ‘r‘ i'r‘wivl'nts’ inuvt (“lizlnw'
fh-ir maria-r." Hz! (hf-Er :Uitru: within
lfv lax-e if t‘ny :U‘" to l‘l'lYZJlll in tin-
,Klt-Yur t‘nr nu'rwrfi :irv "liownl
s ln'orc changing: to n. (‘on—
'lm'livzzl i.::il.»~r. 'l'hnztv ’ul’lr‘p: tn
. . 1r. llxiu rsmzlnziun wl'il 11- mil».
i' 9 in ;t ‘;--, nf‘l‘tz‘lr.ls~ point rml.
‘ifl i.“illl§li.‘" \‘i'it‘v lint-«l Ni ii?“ in
th. «fir. t: u\'-’31 (‘erk Edward P.
flirt“ *lJ'T‘fh tin-t l‘."l‘l7.:l t“. llrbvltnm
'il'Jlfi‘l~?".:‘l‘5\ ,.‘ (1,!“ thiv'ti" n" HH-
laur- \. our», 5. \V'lf‘fl'l'i‘. lms sold land
:m‘l ‘u'rl'viin.:-< :i‘ the vwiwr of ("lmrlcs
xtl'mt xiv? lzix'vrni-lr- il\'t'll|lr'. Saluta-
t‘:it’i“":. "m‘ 3"..H~H, Thl' hour-H has
'w») (it"llfiit'l by “N. llnrvltmi for
or)“ li'viv.
w. s. WARD, BAKERS
soxgnm'rs KILLING
(Continued from Firet'Pagc)
libriiy uvzvlrr :1 bail bond of sawvuo.
lla- was accompanied to New York
by shunt Groi‘gc J. Werner and four
Saturday attermn :vdth: tmgmfi‘. «,-
gs gang shown in this sport and m ,1 '
- 1‘
Just at the hour of 6 o’clock last:
‘uilm'wj to have been'"‘the' cause of.
need. -’
linufif‘s art» being erected to mcct'
pixiilic'
tit-3k l) Ursa .ln.-~‘pll Morton. of Suth’
Shad. ll Program nigh. f"
. 0mm filfi33houm‘hi thy
' ~ Whlflopfi
To those who cannot go to Pnrls’
and atroll along the Rue do in Pals.
where some of the most mutual nov-
cities in the world are shown. as well
as many of the interesting mm which
eventually find’thelr wax tqp the mil.
Ii‘hery shops in 11115 country, the nov-
elties and milllnery fresh from Paris,
are especially interesting. They rep.
resent the newest offerings of the ex-'
elusive French shops.
The bright red straw hats come
first in this abbreviated review of.
styles. They are harbingers of spring
“(gr the long winter days. Some one
1—Bri‘ht Red Hat of Straw and
Leather. Z—Black Pum With Red
Leather Piping. 3—Shoe With Scar-
let Hui and Tongue.
has said that when it comes to the
matter of taste in dress women are
rih'idcd into two classcsw-those who
wear rod hats and those who (in not.
it is more than likely that the tanner
will be in the majority this year.
Leather in the brightest of reds.
verging on the scarlet hues. is used
for hats that do not savor of country
roads and golf courses. as one might
cxpcct. but are made in designs quite
appropriate for town wear.
in colonial days both men and
women wore shoes with red heels. so
the shoes of today with scarlet herds
and tongues are a revival of a fashion
prcvnu-nt in (lines when all dress was
more frivolous and much more pic—
turemue tluux R to today.
l “m
NEW HQVELTlES ll HANDKIES
Attractivo Linc! «2,51nwaond and
(”bombs Decorated Kev-chief-
Now on Display.
. c...—
, would Fat. bit‘fdoflfltbo _ .. _
’Eilléd-jvichg faifk in what you see. _ ‘ . -
_ l A .a O I ‘ “ ~Pmrr Rafi.“-
wi .
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Hershfield Motor\
Transportatwn C0.
Daily Sta-vice Between New York & Norw ‘
» mNfl‘ DISTANCE TRUCKING an;
~ In hm Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of
_ mm; Padded Van: for Furniture Work
Main Oflice, 26 Concord St., So. Norwaik, Phone
. any York omco, 201 West 20th., Phone Chaise
l4}
For seven! daytneWFox
nor Mrs. Reddyi‘yere Sein‘fififii‘t‘lfie
dear Old Briar-‘pgtch. “Pele-f, glibhl.‘
grew more and more. suspicions... But
he didn’t: say auyfiing’ labout h? sus- .
it230113; he kept;._‘them__tq Mmseif.,'
Very day the bghy ChucksianiPollY
Chuck went out? to;ther a! ‘
sweet clover while,Job@-iiy sat? on‘the
doorstep keeping watch, Every night
Mrs. Peter took the baby Rabbits over
there for a littlé=sweet~clover while
Peter ‘kcpt watch. All the time Peter
was doing a rent deal of thinking. ,
Late one a tendon Mrs. Peter took
it into be:- head to take the babies
over to the patch of sweet clot-er.
The Chuck family was already Over
there. Everything seemed perfectly
safe. Johnny Chuck will! Sitting up
on guard on his doorstep as usual.
Peter went as far as the edge of the
Brita-patch and then stopped. It
was gettin along toward time for
jolly, roan , bright Mr. Sun to go to
bed behind the Purple Hills. Peter
had a feeling that Something was
going to lisp n.
dhnu-y Chuck
ll.
Pctcr changed his position so that
he might see better
of danger than not sgspicious enougl;
Prescntl ' began to lJust the same. I out understan
look very )hard ofl“ across the Green :Vhi‘ REddY 'FOX 311d airs. Redd? have
Meadows. Pete:- looked in that din-c— l 393‘ 3W3? 31’3”“ ’10“? sojlong. _ ,
tion. There was Roddy Fox. HajI It was Just tthen that Relief thtouggtt
was trotting along- and not even look- i 19 88‘" 80m? ""12 PW“? 'c 08% 0 e
in; overtoward the Old Brigr—patch. g 0‘89 Of the 01d BHflT’Patfih and negr-
He was headed toward the Green . "-9 upper end Some bushgs were‘ at
Forest. Johnny Chuck {ave a little i in: way. Peter changed his positmn
sigh of relief. Johnny felt that themed"? that he might see bgitcr- Timer:
was nothing (5 fear now. ibis heart gave a great, Jump. Flat.—
But a sudden thought popped into i tem’d down in the grass and creepmg
Peter Rabbit‘s head. It occurred tglsiowl‘y and. oh, so_c-:.r-.>full;;l around
Peter that Roddy Fox intended to be i the and (if the Briflr~ilat£li )VES Mrs.
seen. it was vex-v queer that Roddy g Redd'y‘. Peter understood. mstznky.
had not been néar the Old Briur- 1 He know that 'Relidy Fox and shown
patch when he knew that there were ‘himself knowing that Johnny Chuck
babies there. It was very quoer that would 390? 31153 0,595 on him “11“!th
he should trot past in plain sighclwas out. of slight» That would save
without even a glance that way. Mrs. Reddy 5! chnnce to creep around
Unnoticcd. Peter slip 6d back into {from the otnzr stdo of thy dear old
the dear Old Briar-patcfi and hurried Brier—patch and by 3 suddcn rush get
w‘
l. t
nice and comfortable, but no: »
called “easy chairs” have a mite of comm". i
BUYA COSY CHAIR OF {S
And you’ll have something that you‘ll
seat company in.
:L‘ -3l" 'le
North M
along one of his private little paths ; berm-en the Old Brianpatch and the ”ll/.120“
that led stnl' ht through it to thejPBtCh of clover whore the baby
other side. e did his‘ best not to 1 Chucks and baby: Rabbits were hav- _
rustle a leaf. When he reached tho , ing such a good time. lnstnntlyf’cfcr mix/x4374;-
othcr side of the ”id Briar~patch he f thumped. He thumped with all ms _ 4‘“
sat up behind a tangle of brambles might. it was a loud tnump. He
and pound out. A: first evarything'thumped again. He knew that liars.
seeméd full right. Peter laokml this :l‘eccr would know what those thumps
my and looked that way and looked . meant. lie know that she would know
the other out '. He saw nothing of . that they meant danger.
which to be a raid. (Copyright. 1922. by 1'. w. Famous)
“I uess," thought Peter to him- ____--- .
self. “ was too Fuspiciaus this time.» The next, story: “Tho Disappmut-
But it is better to be too suspicious 1 merit of Mrs. Baldy."
the country, declaring that now is thin
ltlmo m not it Ghlna m-er intends to
inc on her feet. and emphasizing the
hopes acre—ed I! the
“’nshinuton conic-renew.
' l
:mllimry dictator of Manchuria. is,
‘71] , T
GEN' ‘ OPExS inot operativc. according to lntroma-
NEGOTIATIONS 'tion in the. best informed foreign
“HT quarters here.
H DR SUN, The proclamation has been race-iv-
.ed with indifference and there is no
Continued 1mm F1": Pm apparent change ‘In th situation hcrc.‘
M Worthy, .of Harlot.
m .3 m I think, and think I think rightly,
.e laurel appointed for triumphant!
HARBIN. Manchnrin. May 23 (As-lCflDtalnS doth worthily. of all (“hell
warnings. honor the poet‘s triumph.
Exceptional Offer of
Street Suits
The Famous “Printzess” Make
All Wool—Linings Guaranted Two Swan‘s ii'ear
$19.75
Regular $32.50 Values
tit-pull”! who were joined by two New
York vi: vomiws. l‘sing a list made up
l»): Ward. the: party went into cuharcta.
l' >|.lfll.’lulls :1: l 'l-ni‘l-s in the “'hllo
Lic‘lat lilnflil‘i :uui tui'rl‘nlly scrutinized
(‘\'(’l‘_\' lllllil [H‘t rf'lli.
aoicnlvd Prowl—The driclnratlon oi
imicpvndcnco of Munchurla. Alumni—Sidney.
11:1 and adjacent regions. recently pro-l
claimed by General Chang Tao-Lin. Advcrtisc in the Sentinel.
An exceedingly attractive line of
handkerchief: is composed of those of
lmnd spun. hand woven linen. with
tlt‘lk‘fllt‘. whims-mew embroidered
‘trims. ’l’lw lin it Is very fine, almost
\xho iwe-nily.
l av.» "in-'il. has hurl
H starting: the motor.
in smrvi‘wl.
Jam”.
inimrhvl
much (lil‘lir'xz'yflx
GOLDEN’
Sulphur,
All hows
Memorial
Ofllt‘l‘ lif'i
iil-nw for publication on
slxnilill it" ill! at our
2-" r Hmn r. o‘clock Monday
(at
\\'lwn lin- arm-git along Broadway
mi-l its si-lv 1-ircrts milr‘d to bring re-
suns. Vim-d with Sheriff \Verner and
gmizellke in appearance. with hrll-
‘» lluncc that is due to the process of the
old Women who make it. The em-
”HM—w—
PALACE BOOTERY
m 68Wa’shington Street
WWI/fllffxi it‘d-m
M'Pninu. us :lxr» Sv Mimi will lie a lil! liid‘l.‘ Sl"‘i" um'mnl hon": on fuel; ' ‘
‘ - - ‘ ~ - - If lldcrv I n n g on one
morning pygmy (.n , ut-sfla)‘. ’ ‘nu'e i‘ v (is? Sid? Ml? no men fitting the ; “DZ? "111"; ”1.0;. :f (gpggi'orkkinzgitgg
——— - «lmm-iplinnq 'f‘ the two men sou ht '. ALA THE IRE BUILDIHG A?!
chr-rnl w v: mt mid rs lim'o lmvn could be found. 3 l ‘1 Mde llePI’. while medallions it» P as A W M
ruldml to lhr :m' (V 1hr Tokenoko club.
Thr- tmmis wm'nmitlv-t- mmnnncc that
’i‘lw- shcril‘l‘ said that‘l’losn was a
"confidence man of the highcst cali-
ltrlcutcly worked out are also notice-
fiuble. These hapdkerchlcfa are hard to
' and
" GRAY SPORT OXFORDS
tho courtxull w- rr-n-ly for USA by Mo- m~._" \vml.- "Junk" “its main 3f ”1.. 5“” “0‘“ are 0“ "132 300011!!! . '
mnrinl T‘::\ ;:n six»: tlm elm. will pm- l”... of _.. 3h,,1,;-y;.n,.. m. an1 ”m, Iliistinctivt’. Some irregularly sbnppdr In Gray Buck and Gray Horse With Black and White Apron
lmhiy mun. rim mm», . Hos-:8 nuts mu lwltl‘r drum“ of ”W'scnllup borders are also worthy of and Tip. ................. ....... $6.95
——~ mum. and “1:3 about twi’nty-slx yrnrs "U?“- thc combified With the .m' ‘
ARI V& \TOROTO old. limitlcry. ~3moked Horse'Sandals gnd Pat. Sandals ""‘:.',"""’ $3.45 to $3.95 a p
E E1 ' 1 A ‘ "'j‘ ‘3'. H-“H'kmfiil pinto Some hand embroidered animal HOBIERY. ALL. COLORS , l ~
__ ' _ Y \‘r' ' ' '1‘! :1" ”7'“ I““3”“ihumikerchici‘n are pleasing. They are . 31
Arthur Fflmnwrs ltcniw, m- Tokru ;:~f1’.'.":.;;~:- ”My“, "‘1'!“ “-3"! a" "’:';!"_"il)(llll in white on colored linen. and -. _ 1
none, is drum: .1 mw llnnn‘or suian. (.2. '\I.P;“. m” 4 Ln}. 3;: l“); 112:5...th colurs on white. “Kittie they may . . ‘ i :
7 w , “Tull -,\ .1..';f‘. .‘,‘; i‘f},.if"",fm‘cf lhe primarily attractive for children, .......................... , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,,,,,, i
31ml. ll. M. “11ml. of 'i‘nimziwlw .1195: ”z, i ‘ ' L " "L ‘ "’ A“ I "1110}: arc by no means impossible for . ‘ .. g - G "g :
rrnovnt‘d hu-l‘ gumzv into an atrium: 'm- , , l , ' - 8““anng . P ul W l 7
-. . ~ . .~. - . Q .. v, '... . . ‘-" 0‘41!“ Hill. \Vlilt'll rt-s-nltml " _ 0 re 8 'i .-,
the SU'YIO' W ”(h ’h "1” OC‘ ”1’.‘- ‘ i.“ " -‘ [2". "AL: l". \Vui‘J (If illH l:.--:l Alltllht'l‘ group takes in the printed l '
. » . j ,.- models. These employ wide colored ' i '
. H, 3 .. f ‘1‘”, S 1‘. ., m"- r. I... n l - kill“... nus will. in . .
My; “:3.” ”:wf‘jl'igc ‘ WE‘VMESJ‘; l'm'u - q. :l. ;-..» .4 2.x ‘stm's. va borders frequently relieved by white mm in Reef—Our P1168! Are Right _ f _ ,.
mom,“ in (aim-ME”... a”, oxpcctml ~ S .‘ ’."' Munr- um will pm." polka dots. Elaborate landscape de- . I ,.’:r;27:
“i... f, ‘ MH- m.‘ ,_. r: .- z - n; :r... (,m; Mt"- signs are'ulso to be had, one showl ‘ , ’ ‘ '
home inn 1 u .... . . V x .. , , -
.~ ;~ ..s r “rttn-i‘ sun that u Moonrise. Sometimes instead or a . . «3.5—7 ~ «‘ 2 '
‘M'r. (and Mrs, “'ii‘inm Finch mo- 3" Lad f' "'1 “ ‘35,“;11. ding hum. “it: Mama border the 2010': square ‘- in nfleld Brothers * h i
”tend to l'vricii {him Tu’. Y. on Sunday. :‘ ‘1‘“.““""‘ "I” ”W7 sum the center. - ose ‘ i
141'. Finch ze 1-»n:.r‘:nx-':-t~;n: making “h‘: m“ ‘Wi .‘l. llalicninld. (1‘4ch! ' ~\._ I '
the trip over the Mol‘uu'l: tr.iil.
\liss T'Ol‘hillV (Tilt-r41 32:19
for a yt-rinll v-i‘ firm yvnrs ha"? house
on Thonkr‘i l“ l\'t""li". to ”\ii‘. and Mrs.
Edward llznigv r of T\'~'-‘.‘ York (it):
lt—ESWI
The czarrE-xl <"-).'2"_.'2il"“(‘ m‘ tic llrt-
r‘lcn F‘m- llv‘pttrtmf‘rtl‘ l-wld a inectinc
laut owning, at which timc matters
concerning the inthrest or the affair
Were ills-cr-‘rs‘h'l.
__...
The Frnost Sexton Post. Of the
Amcrican l.-'—:io'i. will mwei this: eve-
ning in tin» Hose house of the Nom-
ton department. Plans for Memorial
Day wi‘l tw- maelr- am] it is'hopnd
that an many an i‘nssibie Will turn
out for th’- occasion.
a—. ...._-.__...._c ..._.
n. W! to} r u. o ‘ "m“ “’m‘ m" ”“5"”: “d I “a” m tun; u m u l ' “ ‘ nr 11: TROUBLE cm 470 ' ‘ c I " ’""‘”" “mm” ,1;
‘ “Q "i 7“" "’ P - Oner‘gfl- to do «wers’thing I can for him. I have , e 3 .19 0 ma “8 “D l C ever _ N ‘ W a ’
tional church mot last evening for a the utmost: confidence in him. I am little sport suit. - wmmmGn BREE NOR
~ ' '
SULPIH’R ('LEARR K'P
RUI'GH OH Hill) fiKIN
M, Neck and Arms Easily dec
Smooth. Hays Sm-iallst ~
- Any breaking out of the skin. even .
fiery. itching eczema. r’an be quickly‘
«overcome by applying a little Mentho-
ch-lnrcsl' a notcd skin
.mcialutt. lleoause to! its germ des-
iroylng properties. this sulphur prep-
aration begins at once to soothe ir-
W skin and heals eruptions such
”can. pimples grid ring worm. '
~Deldom fails to remove the tax-4
and disfigurement. cud you do
9 to Wait for relief from cm-
_ ent. Impromment quickly
Sufferers from skin trouble
obtain a small jar offload
-, Sulphur Romany m1! drug
11; my: com um.
"or \‘Jni'zl.
woman ii! iii" “3's.- ‘na- :.i‘is’\v(".'ed: "The
Finale w: m .iims ii at his family."
Allvn li. Campbell. another of the
lawyers, was asked if the blackmail
Hot involved .1. “onion. and answered.
“I don't think I should answer that
question." it
“When did it. start, the
track?"
“I think it did."
“Did it involve \Vard's war record?"
“I can assure you that it didrnot.”
answered Mr. Campnvli. ’
\Varggfiucedto answer any m'cs~
tlons. ‘7‘ in: that his lawyers had or;
dercd him to ho silcnt.
Mrs. “'ard said that she had not
know of tho plot for very long, and
:zddcd: '
at ' race
sorry that I can not answer any furs
‘thar rnxastions."
was Asked if there was a ‘
. Flanneli Arc Favored. ,
Beautiful plain color. striped and
checked flannels are very much used
for all manner or spring and summer
sports apparel. The materials that
are recomm‘cnded are guaranteed not.
to. shrink or fade it carefully washed.
and there is certainly a freshness about
these ,flannels that is very pleasing.
“any sport skirts are developed from
. Hardware and Houoefurnichmgo
125 Waéhinfltm Street, Phone 340, Free Delivery
the striped Mimics. and a. popular
finish for the bottom of the skirt is
self-fringe—tbat is, the material is
simply mveled from a fringe and
the edge ova-stitched or whipped 'wltbr
a fine thread so tbutngtll not con-
ilnue to} fray unit‘s”). Sometimes
*a 'sllp-over-r-amock or a little coat
matching the stripe will accompany;
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Path! 5318'! this,- Won for
Oldest American "Wt; ;
The New York Globe 'vas founded
on December 9, 1793, by Noah Webster.
u the “American Minerva." It was1
renamed “The Commercial Advertiser"
on October 7, 1797 and was malt
changed to “The Globe and Com-
mercinl Advertiser“ on February '1.
1904. This in the oldeurduily newsr-
mper "still in existence in America. A
Street-Hy papcr, the New Hampshire
iGazette. was established in ”island
'1': still published. The Hartford
Conny-m! was establishedns ant-clay;
spring.?.m-entlre’ams {a made on
[the waistline. it will be. angst. as ef-
blnck chlii‘oh. m‘n the threats)»: at
«Mire,Mever. mm select crepe ‘
Jeane. however. 1153039 select. 6896
satin. canton crepe or humongou-
”3,9 “tin “fl“‘dpm The mm
and dinner! tunic are? joints}: to .u
«Inhale lining. The m‘erbla‘meiond'
slung are‘ angered. «mm
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Grid Batteries 1
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.‘Pertection Oil Cookers, Too
A Big Stock of Porch and Cottage Furniture
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