UTlI NoEWALh
» summer.
.. -. y, oé'lfiaer 28, 1922.
’ TOMORROW ’
- cm rises 6:20. sets 4:03.
“311 tide 6:51) .'i. in., 7 :20 ii. iii;
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‘ ld Well Ledge. No. 108. F. and A.
meets in Masonic building. South
street. lot and 3rd Tuesdays of
- - month. July and August. except:
‘ .nt 8 o'clock. All Master Mssonu
' fly and internally invited.
R0537. J .VVALSH. W. M.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec‘y.
N A M
to: Che tcr. No. 38, ‘R. . ..
' in Mugnlo Temple. South Main
the and and 4th Tuesdays of
'h at 8 o'clock, July and
adopted. All R. A. Masons
1! end internally invited.
B. P. DECKER. H. P.
F. 8. LYON. Secretary.
'lv
mnam4n-2—3‘0T DAY."
Our City is to lw irivvn :ln opportu-
i to perform nuoihvr worth) serv-
. on National
.3" to he ohm-rwll throituhout th-
(1 Saturday. .\'mi-m‘;‘l-r i. (in this
' little forgci.luc-nois arr to be sold
the poopli of practically mm; city
6 loan in the Pulled Slates. by
‘ “Uli‘JEl. ._".d. \l'llcrc
hil’ls (m..
there are numbers of them. in tin-
of tin-
whim} Allltlit.:ll \I‘lt‘l‘liZlS
. lit “‘nrfivho :2! mod with the .\mcr-
brings Incl; to us
:l low )i-iirs back.
when we wis‘iivd thoso snun- boys of
rs "Godspeed." and prayed that
hey-would llc spurt-11 to confinuo as
fol citizens. when the hitter. dread
3's of war \vurv linlslii-d. And they
Such n L‘llllA‘.‘
memories of only
.
I ‘htnlmeil and :rim-lml for life. hearing
“mini toki-ns of 1110 \‘lliifinl deeds they
1nd done on the lmttlulields. hut an
Vcepling willingly and chci-ri‘ully their
‘ to or llnyinnr to go through the ro-
mindcr ot‘ their livi-s only shadows
‘jlhysicillly. and in many cases int-n.
tally. of the "it'll they once \\'crc.
7 Today thcl‘c ilrc many thousands or
those wonll‘tlml :iml disulvll'li Ami-ricuu
Veterans within ”1" nation's (‘Uililil".‘~'.
And a great liiitionzll «My. hi‘lll‘L‘,‘t'l<.\‘l‘<
, m, “(it Day." has ln'l'll srt “Silt" for them.
,t “Wit?" thi- pi‘ullii- (it n grail-iii] lizllltili
'Q
7‘1“- iiilif' l'urgnt-mc-now i'll‘lil‘iifiltllli
the country will do muvli to aid the
-v disabled \‘é-lt-l‘iills to soiu- tin-tr lilv
_1irohlcms. to establish llll‘lilM'l‘ow: in
Hull hotlecs null summrr (amps. to r«--
; alabilililit' theiumluw: lilo :iilulllzilo
civilian jails. :iilil :il'cillll;wii.»li immor-
("is Otllt‘l‘ Worth} Illill‘i ill lil'w.
Let us. as loyal and
citlzcns. show tlicsr. ilii- ration“; diun-
—~ .. - o
TGI‘ZNIJHAI. EROS ‘ 'l‘t)
(it’liV i'l.l'li.
'l‘llc Sunday ('lllll will lit-iii llfl (win-u-
"ihg moi-tiny; ni’ thn- _\"'.ll‘ :it tin Suntli
{Norwillk (‘0ll2‘i't'gtlllihl“’l t’ll'zri ‘: lu-
fliOrrow (it twelvr- o‘clock. \\ilil Cir-n-
mi Frost (is llfllll’l' ill lil' dim usuiml
of the topic: “lvh 'ils :lii'l H; inimitliiru
(if tho. Ann-ricln l': (il-‘l‘ "
This club is npwn to :l", (‘illj"'ils vim
Eff” Ilitt'ri‘S‘lWI iii ”if lliSl Huston (if H\'r
‘Ul'ik‘S 0f l“(‘ tlil'. Til“ :lv":l'.'l i“l'-"»
grnm izv' illilloii l‘vwh lv-r l‘w 1~l"v: i. r
'16 will (‘O‘ilfll'l Viv" l‘I‘l‘lt ,4 n." "my“ in
the lit-st posfml mcu and u'mnr-n of
_ “Mills and iii irtlvlumil': cm: a. ’13:. lop'm
for ('th‘ll ni' lln- \izl" )liiii ti in
1mm of tlmsv' \‘lzo ‘J ill luv-l in tlm‘ir
discussion will nplvlrar on the prom-pm.
This plan gives a coml opportunity {or
Slillli.i\
‘ Rush.
INT-“V l'UlJTlt'AI; PARTY
"‘ RIK'IH‘I'I‘I\(£ .‘Il‘.’\li‘.l'§ll.‘~‘
TOKlil. (lot. 2'. . Il‘h- 1::
Club, the such ssrur of tin l~ca>l:ily disl-
wtvml Krlkumiutu l'mi‘, i: r .l‘l’_\'ll‘l[:'
on tin aflhc (‘ill’rlviil'Wl in liliill"‘> l‘.‘-~lli-
belts of tho Dir-t to jail it and to
h {Mrs to lilriw l'l“ill‘i.L".- hold
of. strongest panic-s in
‘ tool Refusal to Be Caged.
.. . in I cage.
it of its natural
heritage—lilo: 5': .u-t,
st- .ALMANAO F03
"ll‘orizrt - Mos-NotI
(i come hack to us. many of them.
1
n‘may. in [‘fllr. show trilnltl- of “it ll.'.'ll)_
‘5. proclation ol‘ what time» uu-u lam-y
" J‘Kwriilcnd for our anv. ’i‘iiv sulc oi
It}!!!i‘l"(‘lilll\'(‘.‘
lleti \‘ctcmns. that \w' l;i\i- not (or-
motion lili‘ii‘ tin-«is :l'wl snrriilt-I-s.
'Forgnt-Mc—Vot lm" i.“l\lN uv a
splendid opportunity. menial w, .\'..—
"TPm‘K‘l' 4”]. should ltillt'll 1. - \(Till'
it ready l't‘HDtill‘H‘ l‘rwu i' Hui: .‘ll titl-
detection ll" mix-1:.- in which min is
t "to.“ llll‘ill“:’ i .w‘ I‘W l‘i.“i."’::‘ 3'71; .
volui preparation for Izlrticipntlnn in
the discus-41mm.
gal-mini) inzviv of Wu! \i'vr l'l‘l
.' t‘.-r- iimt Silhvl -\.‘: "I" :‘i~".~ 7‘
‘4’): ilw Flipvi'liwilii‘wl." i» ii i._’ l “\Yifi ll.-
‘liii‘il‘l'l=
mpulorizo H54 policies nmmw: iim pro.
1.. Thus it i“ Sl'lW'lliL' (is tllt illicit-1w
lit he propoiu-d “cw ‘H'l‘ii’iijl‘ lmrty
Bellyuknl and ix'r-nm-iltni. tho two
politics
Daiiyltadio Program
(“unmask")
Saturday. October 28.
Station “KG-I.
m.——l{award—Dartmouth foot- j.
1‘). Burke. Boston Post football cx-i
port. will describe the game.
6:00 p. m.-—\Vcekly crop report. com-
piled by V. A. Sanders. crop statis-
tician for the New England States
(485 meters).
.6230 p. in.—~lloston
lioston police
nr-ws flushes. curly spori -
ton American.
:IIU p. m.»-—Evcning program:
.»—“Sclc-ncv l’p to lintc." n Sciciitiil
American Pic-view. exclusively for
Ali'lrud \\‘Gi.
ii.-v~(‘ollccrl by the ..
(‘lioriis of Boston, one of tho tnrce
chorusr-s limiting up tllr Triangle
l-‘cstlxnl Chorus. which recently are
in Symphony Hall and
’ policc reverie
news. 130?-
‘61}
Harmony Male
l
l
:1 concert
l’orslind. accompanist.
(0) “Kentucky Babe". . .Geibel
Harmony Mule Chorus.
2:30 p.
l ame. Complete description. .
3.31... :y play, from the Harvard (Copyright. 1922. by Johnny Gruelle. They escaped from us. We had Rag-t .
Stadium, uamllridge. Mass Thomas "All rights reserved). . gedy 3‘ 1y shut up tight in a box. bu
he got out some way_"
.tlldy long ,
\ mds to think hawtthey had tooled
the witch and her failicr and had 93-.
cnped from.them.
could still hear the racket.
witch's house. “8 she and her father
hmdqmrtors‘ late hunted for the Roggedys.
gcdy Andy came to where their friends
c were waiting for them and they soon
told how theyhnd managed to escape
from the witch.
pretty sisters.
tors said. just as they were starting,
mndc n lasting impression as one of} into their houso'
th.‘ host malv choruses in Boston. witch and her father:
Alli-mi Sirohock. director; Miss May shall We do?"
1" 7“” “U" the Son" """ " ‘BuCk‘mt man and he carried a large cane.
(b) "VP the Street March"...Mora As he and the witch (inc running up.’
he waved his cane and said:
is Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy?
01":
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy
My!
bed as they ran through the
- ——
"I'm glad he did," the sforekeeper
said. "You ought to be ashamed of .
yourself." -
The witch's father'walked up to the
storekeeper‘and tried to hit him with
his cane. but are storekeeper jumped ‘
away. “ i" “said the Storekeeper-’93 -
he picked up a long stick. "just for
that. I'll show you how it feels to be!
hit with a. stick." and he struckihe"
witch'sfather'right on top of his head
"Crack!"
The witch's father sat down hard? g;
upon the S'I'ound and held his head.-
"Wow! that hurt‘." he said. '1‘ . ,
"or course it did," “the storekeeper’. it
4. replied. “and it made the three sisters, ti
feel badly when your dsughttr mode ;
their noses crooked, like her’o 18, ll
now!" , - ’
The {at man seemed surprised to" ‘
hear this. "Do' you mean “that my
daughter made 'Iong. crooked novel
grow upon the three pretty W
faces?" he asked.
“That is just what she did." the-
i
\‘\‘\ -yn» ‘_\n\-_x“_«.m~‘\w
As they ran they
in the
n/Jt "I‘fi’fi/fl/n ’fi!‘/n‘l~f
l
-\
.4
Pretty soon Raggedy Ann and Rag-
’ A. ’ fl ."
01"
“Let us return to our house and
love a ten party." suggested the three
“Oh. dear!" one of the pretty sis-
the
what
comes
Now
"here
The Witch‘s father was a great big;
"\Vhere l
'.‘. fl‘cuor solo—Selected.
Ernest E. Nordstrom.
:i (:ii “Norrlimd” (in Swedish)
................. Stenhammzir
(hi "I Nation" (lli'8wedbh)
Harmony Mule Chorus.
4. ~ Tenor solo~—Sclected.
truest E. Nordstrom.
5.—tnl "Como “'hcre the Lilies
lllonm" ........... Thompson
(in “Moonlight on the Lake"
\Vhltc -
“'i tt
ilu rmon y Mnlc Chorus.
le3 SURVEY "
flfiiiNfiEl
Fascisii reported as having seized
important ltulizill cities and :lppnrcilt-
three pretty‘ sisters replied. "and it .
was Remdy Ann and Raggedy Andy "
who cured us-be throwing the magic f
medicine on t_he witch's nose. So now
she has a long nose instead of‘us."
"Hmml" the witch's father mused. ’
“then I am sorry that I tried to Earn: ‘
the Rugged”. Instead. ’1 shall take.
my doughfir home and punish her.” .
“I tell you what let's do." Raggedy
Ann said. "let's go into the pretty sis-1
liq-3‘ house and have our tea. party, i. ;
and 1’ will wish the long nose oi! of
thc witch."
"ml. goody: goody!" the witch and
hcr father cried. "that will be very
nicc. and we will never be mean
again."
50 everybody went into the pretty
‘sistcrs' house and had the ten party.
4,7
»
and Raggedy Ann ”unchanged the
witch‘s nose into a. pretty nose. just-
ly uru masters of situation as stops are
inking for ilt“.\’ Cabinet.
Archbishops Hoyt-s of N0“ York and
Muudcloin or Chicago. likely to be twol
livw .\llll‘l'llilll Itil‘tllllliis. according to
Vuticiin reports. and Monsignor lon—
'7.:iilu is to ho ( i-czitcd Clll'tllllill and rc—
Stillcs In Monsignor Filinzixoni. “,u “nth“... mmmimd in “w
5“}:31';;;lt;l'lll\ (:;:l\4‘|:il:::::l::l ‘iplttll‘;liilllli.:‘\0t‘:ll:l- Ethv: .‘hllili'llllét'i- gtlliiiiili'ifimirn1:301:13; wardI Laval; of esrzlgfgg'ed 3::‘8‘1130 generally considered to have extended
t'illlslilnlis in ilil‘ l‘ilitml Status. us in jfmd(,(‘ill,,,ll,‘.‘,1:umA.;\l l-y the full-nil ‘33:.” ey W e . gamug‘anuary 21' 1793: the date of she
NIWV York. “llliit‘Sfl uycrt :ittnL‘ks ail'i- 'g0\.‘.1.nm,,m to H“. [fig]! i'orllllllfifilillll‘l'; John Hildebrand. 0f Carbondale. 17:: “zinc; toms AVI. to In” 28‘
”mnnnh'd’” ‘Ili. l.lli‘i'i”‘i. ' Par, sues Sophie Hildebrand. Of .i . D We,” and Other san‘
l'l‘lllt'l‘ All-li‘vw of Grin-cc. )nl'oliwl‘l 'l‘hi- imply .‘lillt‘ll tlizil llic l‘nlilillinii‘: “nary lenders were guillotined. _
()l‘ l'ornici' King (,‘onstiilltinv. i)!.ll'ili ill ”f tilt' nnlixcs nn-lcr lhn' Australians ’—
solitary (‘OlllilH-niklit on urriuli iii ;ill:tlltllit" p. lnuni-usUrullly slipi‘rinr in ’ ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' — ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ’ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ’ ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ' ' ' . ' . """
‘\""""“ . ,iiil’ll‘ lr-iilmrtll lililll l‘ (lcrnlnll l‘llll‘ a ‘ Y . D .-
\\'inslnn Sin-mum l'hriu hill stumls “ml llt'Cilil‘l‘Vi tin-it ill“)' ilii-l ill-cu e on epared .
il\ [Joni (ivorgv :lnil i'ol‘llill‘ I'i't'illi' l‘ l
.\:-llliilil Lloyd (Ii-unzi- i
find lioniir l.;i\\'. t
: l.:ul_\ Astor. i'wlinniil::lli'-d. twill-l (fun. i
iservntiH-s Ulill slu- must l‘l'lliN‘ tl'jlilll 1
attack»: on Iiiiyil (lioi‘gv. 1
I iii-:ltlls of ilrv. l.i unziril .liicniu l‘lll‘is- ::
lcr of Montana. lelli Mrs. .\l;irmlcrit'- l
CuriL-ton officially declared inilrclcr i
find silicidv: pistol was still cirispmi I
in wun‘lzin's iinlul. physician toils coro— .l
llt'l‘. .7
t‘l‘ill!'i<i s IIIII i:
ml to prison for violation of I“l'ill'l'tll l
I'l’l'lliirillflll :it'l. I
IllVo'slin‘utlU'l into wnr-llmc con» i
2tracts warms tliiit criminal or chit i
Hilts will in- noccsmri “ill lilfiilllll'l’lt- l
iiil‘ inalunvos." Attorncy < (it'llf'l'tll
[Li‘liz'itri‘lfi’ nullolincrs. -‘
l-‘urvm r l’:i<tiil;isll\i-—Gl-lii rnl i‘»lll".l‘-
son supports Josephus Daniels as to i
\l‘ w:
i: '.' \ "'l lm‘im of arming lllt'l't‘llllllt
‘u :> tins (lifil'liSSWi.
.‘.lr.~:. i‘j tillUi‘ it. Mills: l‘riiiyzlit liitl01‘<,‘
Ti rn l‘ml‘ iii} and “HS' (li'llQEOl’l Kick:
The \\'ltdi‘s I-‘nthcr Sat Dmm Hard
lipon the Ground. . like she had before. 9; l
Al‘STRALIA DENIES l-ZXI'I.0IT.\-|THREE PETITIONS FOR .
'1 , , , Axsochitwl
plum-«i “3 (“m“ml'" di‘lt'llut“ to i nitl-d,cxploitlition l».\'
1 (‘iiiciunnii llri-lrory officials srllltrnp. systrni of partial s-‘ll‘-;.'oyi*rllmcnt has
l
yulr illltl liit‘ «lollvnrml pricc in Alls-
3.. shillings tml. lln~ reply stun-ii. add-
\ wii in \\'ilson (whim-t m..—L \liiii licr-zin lslun-l,
:ilsu :irc cmltrollml by illi-
LilliS’SlOl‘l. inis )ih‘nvmi n
'I‘ION 0|" SAFRI' NATIVI‘IS. l
SYDNEY. N. S. \Y. Oct.
i’l'l-ss).~—Jl‘ilr :llic'nzliinil oi
Austriillii of tilt‘ ‘.\';iu-
rl port of
.————h
{1913.
Three new petitions for divorce;
“‘l-l'i' filed in the SuperiorCourt here
lolliiy. -
May Lewis, of Norwalk, sues Ed-
25.1-vi’l'lu‘
Extra Specials For _Monday
Odd Lot of ,
JEWELRY
Values to 79c
“While They Last,
97: m..
Women’s 2-Clasp 50 Pair
011mm m WOOL
GLOVES F a“ Size
331.00.651.25 values
59C Pair
“ AISO HUNDREQS 01“ OTHER BARGAINS.
BED
‘\ m
$8.69 n...
$12.50. value.
.H-UNDEEDS OF THRIFTY snorPERs HAVE BEEN TAKlfw; we.
TAGEor THE-GREATEST SALE IN YEARS—(HR
.ifl'.
WAISTS
conduct.
the manage.
Bridgeport, alleging cruelty and mis-1
They married February 24.
11912 and the statutory offense ones-I .
'edischsrgedasofthesamedsteas
, Twa minor dren' "
are sought by the complainan . ’
Annie Harris feldmsn of Bridge
gunk sues Samuel Feidman of New
or . Intolerable cruelty is alleged.
DIVORCE ARE “LED. The marriage took place in November
French “Reign d Terror."
That period of the French revolu-
tion known as the reign of terror is
:ii‘ni'slw-l “llll illllliil‘ mu-ilicul, filliif‘fl- .
“hil‘ll
input :zli‘i tillllfi‘ lill'lillii'S. liil‘
‘vwr imw _-'im“n ul'lw-‘N-‘WW 5mm \Vc are prepared to take good care of You on 3
ln- .\li.~‘ll'.l|l:ili ilzii: \\':i.~x plitlilt'll on winter needs, .
hv l.A‘..'liui. 'l‘lii- royalty i-iiid lllc nu-‘ . - _ '
lil'h lrmli lilt‘ DilOSliilfilth liiis in‘cli .' (”1" GAg: AR‘).“(’0D IIEATER'S: A r
liimli lili‘wi, and u lilll-l. drawing one 110115, FLYRIVACE SCOOPS, ASH CABS & SIFTERS.
willy trunl t‘\'tl‘)' inn ol‘ pllospiintc. R
an in'l l‘: ri'ruinl tor tht'lll. All the ’ osenfield Brothers
l‘illlliillill" oi“ ill" lllililxliilt" prohibiting
1-.» saint m iuloxicalini: liquor and, 125 Wm B”...
Ira-urnix’ llith’ hot-n (liiSt'rVUtl. and a , n ' ‘
wr‘il t'\l:ll-il.\‘l‘lii. tllc document said.
Phone 340 --— Free Delivery.
FOR THE GOLD WEATHER COMING ON ‘2
ii the following
So. 30mm '
XES, SAWS, COAL
l .5
’l‘lw mini commission composed of
Irll'isil, \i‘1<ll‘.ali:lil unit New Zealand
t
utt'rvsm hit.» lilcrt-zmml tilt' output of
ullullt 4|ili.“tttl tons i1
~lioslvllni- s lu
who has lat-n rmlucril by nearly
acquisition of Nauru.
win ri~ phosphates
joint com-o
\‘iiilinlilc asseni.
u A llh‘t ru i izi‘s producers.
lit: tllnt tho
i
HELD. .
ALI .l‘2( 9 [ill i-nm: lilt.
in . . )wir'ltil' nnrl .«llot thrvo linir-s.l
lj.'1‘-‘-\'lv'li' rcl-oris to spociiil pl'osc-l R
cumr. l Gulcl-zan‘n. Oct. 28.——Jtrmes [ E ‘
\'.- (. (if ll,l (‘mmdinn sclmonnr .‘.i:ill:iii \l'llS i'lt‘ld t‘ull‘ the Criminal Sliel
1112i. m..,m mu-r tin: Alllf‘l‘il‘fln plmll(.,,g- pl-rior ('olirt \ylrcn arraigned here into! fT L; R E
(-l' llcnry i-‘or'i sustnlnrui 1.3— interna- yI-slviuliiy
Kim ril rum- r'onimltlcc. cllrclis.
drawn checks to which h
employers name.
J)4~‘l'l:"" 2 ln .\'n w York city Fcthm-
til-n \ ‘numi's ('iuhs luii‘ the ankle
drawn ritii‘i “tilt \w' - to wear dresses
l") lmwn v' ln-m 5mm. iiichi-s from the
ground.
(vi
MEETING 01-” 'l'()\\'N UNION OF
KING‘S DAI'GIITI‘ZIKS AND SONS.
0n Tur-fi 1y. Oct. til, :it 3 p. m.. the
nnnnnl “Harvest Home Day" meeting
will he held at the Home for the
Aged.
It has iwr-n customary to set aside
(-11. (in) in tlic full of thc your on
which visitors are especially invitedto
rmm- to the Home, and are welcome-
to insvlicct the building and visit the:
lllmtllttf-i. Therefore it. is known as.
"Home Day."
5 in another custom has prevailed.
On this day contributions of all sorts
are gratefully receivcd. Hence——
“Hill-lest. Home Pay," These dona-
,tlons may bc sent to the Home any
itimc ilefore the 313i, or brought there
vrm limit, (lily.
”NHL-‘5.
, .
l A special program has been arrang-
led. The entertainment .committee
of tin- afternoon the Reverend \Vil-
. . . . . us BMD‘DEXITIEIOI'BLE.
. not stand nor sit
mm out from intense
g! the bladder and on
' necessary.
“3" film and impvmm a.
Wham, as in
operation."
my case,
and was
’ pnln’n.wulk. having scvxra iim ' rm
W Williams. Talklo. Monv \ lfi 1‘5 occupi‘d ‘e.
“The,_doctors Pal”: I had inflam—
r v oper-
i‘rlcd Foley‘s
_ once. ‘
_ Jilly friends short 19.40:.- Kidney
“will save many from suffer-
1. do it Bladder and.
- man prompt trent- ccptlon wi resh
> ray Kidney Pills give quick FPYVC'd. 1! be held “‘1 Tet meats
a... . Powell Corporation:—
liars hmm Ship to secure as the speaker
liam Sinclair of Noroton. Llr. Sinclair
Proof Tidbits E. Putin’s
M
. . The gifts may take the. ‘
human soul is like a bird that town of food. clothing, furnishings or
Eriiiliil: czm dc-
it'li:ili‘.13 01'
re thcmystorlov: l‘uznl-l-lilrnnce
chm-ire of 'torglngi
d to hmol
signed hi! :
(ill n.
Malian is ails
iii. ill;
WOMAN’S llillli.
vqwcapma'udoeu
Help at m Period -
use
AWCES
FURNEYL’RE SO.
aer-lesz wasmnaron 57.
SO. MGR
WALK
--,,
Now Is The Tim
_ Now while the weather is pleasant. prepare for 23..“
rainy. snowy days of winter. -
.Yull will find here not only the wanted siylw r
quality their always proves so satisfx'iiig.
Shoes for scrvice—Oilt of doors and indoors.
Arctics and Boots for wet weather.
nights and mornings.
Milton Elwoo
122 wssmoron sr;
I
Hove You Tried Our
FRENCH AND DANISH PASTR l' 1
fresh Daily
Thomas’ Chocolate Shep
24 South Main Street
\Va rm xllmli-rs
We Hove Just Opened This Department Under
Experienced Chef and Solicit Your Patronage.
mu
it“:
:
80. NORWALK
.mm
{I
the Care of an
South Nom'alli.
' Iflinois.--“I have taken '
Pinkhun’a Vegetable 00111..
and it is all it
"wa and Liver Pills. I was so much.
nefited by the use of these medicines
that! was able to be up ‘ shout in? "
'two weeks. I was at. the Change of Life
Eis affiliated with the Presbyterian
i hurch. lie is not a strangcr‘ to Nor-
;thn pulpit here. All who heard him
‘on those occasions know how singu-
larly fortunate the committee is in its
choice. \
15“ ‘added feature will he musical
abortions rendered Jay 1Mrs. fiay'
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’\.> .rm. Mrs. \\ crme needs no intro-
a. Liuction to‘Norwalkers.
At the close of the meeting a. re-
main for this part or the program.
It is to he hoped all will_ re«'
when I began taking the medicines l
‘I passed over that. time without snag. '
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| Now I am haleand hearty
all m . housework .;washin ironing;-
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WHERE HOME FOLKS ~
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At the Savoia restaura
rather pride ourselves o1.
cooked meals” and the 1-
and cleanliness of our It
you take a meal here
telling all your friends -.i ~
food a specialty.
SAVOIA RESTAURANT .
Business Hours 6 A. M. to ‘2
54 South Main Street
PALACE .BOOTERY .
MEN AND‘weMEiiz.
We are giving the most wonderful shoe values of the ,.
Shep mto our store and convince yourself of the quality.-
we and style.
Palace Bootery Shoes lead the footwear mode 1
Palace prices , make economy gamble .
style with Palace Bottery Shoesl
ROSIERY-AALL 00 L0 RS.
penal ” Reovaml Sake
j,i;Aȣ 52 Syria. Main Street for Saturday, Oct. 232.32.
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