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gmpm: “m FAWN“ A’l’h‘ix swallow. the siorckrcp- hooks and games anhe everything like
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NW 0‘ hi” ..;::..~,.. itmwmmrs: un-mnma amt Pol-rival to aM‘ at the be right in the front part of the magic
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4.... Yor 1...}... hwy-m mm and "l gums they will." Raggedy Ann And the two Raggedvs smiled to
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”Mar-H: .1: m. mm). nickel lhc)‘ have lots and lots of fun. niCp surprise they Were giving their
‘31-'55" ‘ :1 .~_ 2o. poll": u pro-ts. for lite storckr-epor and 'his momma kind friends.
Favour lame: lwmlmmi‘hrs, “mime \
mm: 21:: M1. .=.-= Wm" "1“” “05‘ Frankli Sch 1N t 'of Armistice Day will probably remain
:m‘ "“‘"‘”“‘j“ n . n 00 0 es with all who Were present at the ex-
am: z 2; >LHW-li :- i‘:l‘:::; «1'1!- “Tm ' ercises.
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thief!" .\ .mrw. 5.1.; e- : arts-ll». : in connection With the Armistice! ilfrlfl.thlim:":figi:l?‘n
. ”ugh Clam: "la-.1911 hm program, presented at ‘igiithz C e 0" 4 3 ‘ ‘ 7’8-
lgrmh .mwmhh‘ on “reams“: mom 5 hair-man Alexander W-eed 0
“‘:I2.-‘ . sum—aklms tin.- pupils of this grade were 3d-.1“;;0::tign_——h’i‘fibutes to American
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BRITISH VIEW'
(W ELECTIONS
IN AMERICA
w.w._’—
{Continucd from First Put!)
1‘
has Miiw: suluws 0! which
“Aurora“ Inn:- on}; in‘ prti'd. “notably!
in 112s ‘t‘fiiil’itll' ‘ 92k 3 ‘ui handling of
the klh'rful?lfilx£15 court, in “Pushing-
- 1:9“- last lull. Tin mmnmgwr thinks
{hm [tit \il‘fi‘. .(i’ uzii: ‘niiit‘h ilu: pon-
fiulm’r: mama ball. 1:.) dorzlngl Ult‘
Whiwau‘: purl} ’ t“. ino- IlmI 0ih(i‘
: “310”) undo sira-
”figmhahmms In “2:,
frie- aud unlur- M:
The" I‘lumua 1- gm; n.i ii.» I). mo-l
«m1: \lc1orl‘ :6 .ls - 21h ll‘lfil‘lllOlH! and
without an; (r.- r be .2 the change on
‘ guru; 1L4 result «- :s IIutur. :1 swing of
k {at rdulum. p::‘- f» to the '(vn-ashe ,
imitation (f ilrl:i‘i1)lllfll..llllli north 4
M the dissatisfaction with the supra
We} 0! bag bush“ :6 int: unis and the 1
3.15m.“ 'i‘hv I2 v» at“ null: of tho llqn
Mmic party will suit-i) mukr- itSt‘if
. thi- i‘ ilronil lr- .ullls. tolling its
Wr- tim‘f tln- lummmts still re-
' Allegiancz to the lat-an of wood-
11 Wilson.
Jrhc \S‘cstminsicr Gazette derives
- the election results the hop: that:
9 Americans urc locriul; somowhat
‘ ward co- operation with the [4:me9'
" muons, although it thinks it hard-l
:‘Whio that till-re will in um con-E
table chnngl in the attitude of thcl
ted 84mm: on this quomllmu in “10- 1‘
n mediate futurt. le~ \V'vsltnl'mstorri
i
N
will: “as nurplire. «l tlmt r mnmlv
Wndidaies were no sucrvnsl‘ul.
The Daily vas mus: ihr iurnm'e r
due mostly lu-rlmm in Hu- 5:: n. ml.
t‘lf‘f‘iln‘:.lf~ mm m.- {.er
‘. at the Harding: .uirnll:i<ir:lliml in
nus-thing; at all. It will mnln- Thu
edy lmrll izmk of Hm :u'l-mniqlm-
ltlil harm-r.
The Ilublln Prm-mnn's .lrmrn'll any!
e fimt-rirmm. whom HIP)“ Wt‘l't‘ .‘it‘k of
“you and tin: Trcrulv of Vorm‘olllcs.
d to vnlc- ,{I‘pilhllt‘lln to got rid of
”em. but thr-v (lid not (losins to ho
‘ rod with unpumnnnlsm.
"Thr- n-wll In m n mnrnl rnr cnn‘scrv.
, five politlrinmmwrywlmrv. " thr hub-
ti paper rnm- lliflt‘fi Tho: should not
This“ limit oppmem n; a w; once, buried
mm arr; 9.63:1: left in tiit- grave-
st oi‘ lhl-
$490,000 Robbery
m Clmflotto King Palmer of East
“We; Now York was rcccntly
'otj "swoon nt-(‘kiucfl of
i pearls.
thieves onterod her
Jar servants, and
M room.
" Palmer had kept hOI‘ Orient-
tit info-deposit. as other so»
631 are doing. and worn a
one Would haw- known tho
and her loss would have
e to 3100 instead of $490,000.
rc-silloncr-_
then run-
_ ‘ FM“ RIIEUMATISM.
emailsm fivemmagt‘
rom Zmy Mt knee to my!
lStrict] many remedies without!
Finally used I‘olcy Kir‘inc-y‘:
\ in fiftrmn days “as l‘lllil‘ti)
y.'flt on W. J filiH-r. Vidalia,
V. l cknche. rheumatic pains.
-e. dizziness: and blurted
symptoms of kl-lnoy and
tale. Stillman, Powell Cor-
v.
a. MM in M52
. whorl-I-
fflwmor stow-twp» “mated.
mum all gwt on my little car and I will
'ulso spoke about the plans for making:
'urdav.
‘r u r with (33v d.
. nppra-r’lnth‘t LY
“‘9’
uopxrlghl ”‘2“ in Joiumi (intone.
All rial“: “Wfli‘dl
“New .‘linlvr Dmkv and l mu: tilt:
in. c slow.“ mind \llnun "lulu. run linwnruly Ann and Raggedy Andy
sin; walls“! “anyway Ann‘s: hamlet lull" milked on laughing umi chatting. our;
“flu“: almui nu mom. llll ilwi mum in a tumor twisted tron.
nu“ ”N or that. ~~ lhumwh \l‘n‘llllli uni hi Hm two tilt-re: were thrco
“was: Now you ran paw .mmaur -. ”Min mw Inlwllml mot hrs-r. one In-
pnm‘w‘g lullmi «mill “slim" and Hm Other la.-
“in: mmv a to tho stow um
and owl: limo mmilwl \urmnt “ill “'Nlli “hilfl‘l‘ “i" All“: “I ”‘0 “V0
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«wear um the who“ in hair llw plum? v MM... ~-
(I: ll“ ms. ma give mm 1
"'“a- ha\o alum“: «islwa mm “1:-
new ad: Hmong}: h‘ that \n- \‘millll -4
arm: n: ”vanity ‘ sail \ll‘aitrl
'l‘malx‘. "and now our “hi: hm: tome;
tram." 3
"ll rrv \"lll n" rmr “ill: “a to "it“
w.» um war you all the minus
vm; .‘ar cram; hrmo" Mix-2am: Dinky
in Ixi;"~‘s’§
3: wall ma. rig-in ‘hmv “in: menu.
m». " mm 0w :‘omrr Amwkwpmg "lmt
mm 3‘1 Rmz'n‘vl‘ Am: and mm“):
3"“:T‘ «20:22:: like to return with you 1‘"
“u mt. Mar to mo 61: throng-i: ilm
Rwanda? «Amy Am: anmrivll.
"Mm-hr ‘l‘rwivnl would like to not" the
sli‘n‘fi
‘5 ’wb-n'l‘i," Wrm'm replied, ~21 mm
mm: {at pix no long. it would he
to mm mm a nil-co. magical stow.
tnmi haw some pretty “um mil i
“in" momma mutt! to with me.“
"l no: you what we will do.“
me no klnd— hunted as anyone ‘1 (We!
met mul tlutw wli take gloat pleasure
in nhluu tlw imam: own: ‘
‘0”:
a
m "3qu Mtstvr [Dinky and I Own the
Mark 334W." (‘ried Milling Dinky.
"to.
“We
“mainly: sat beside. the tree and
drank ximwr ale. and root beer and
amino. Rugged} Ann said: ”I tell you
what. Raggedy Anndy. the store has
drive you ovor to the Moro,"
:ii‘nlih‘nt‘p was rocs-iu-d in France. “9'
“Amcriru‘s Answcr to i-‘landers'
l2‘leiuis"—«{loorge Stmub or 8-22.
SEED OF RED REVOLUTION
MAY FERTILIZE EUROPE
the Armistice Day celebration. on Sat“
the largest that Norwaik has
Captain Keeicr ox-
pressod the hope that the children of;
Nornulk would set an example -‘ .
respect for the ting. to which we am PARIS_ Nov. 9.——Anatole France.
owml our allegiance and respect «considered France a Ieadlng illemr}
Captain 0rd“ ford {Oilfiwf‘d Cantwin figure in connection with the fifth an-
chlcr and spoke for :1 few moments ni\vrsarv of the Soviet rmolullon has
on “Proparminesa” Hr Pointvd out sent :: cmurrntulatorv message to
how much sufiorlng and death could Mus(ofi' aiming n tart:
be snorted if the citizens of i: Slaw: “If thore :Iro iI-I’nnds 0: justice still
were sch ntificall) tralnod an that they 1p” in p; uropp_ let them 8.11““. this an-
might DNC‘CNVM)‘ none in t ewnt of nlwrsan of a 'M'nluilon uhich after
war f‘nmaln Crawford than mention— «' so man) ccniurics. has hrought lo the
led the Citizen 5 Training Camps mnin- ) ”my“ rs. its first trial or a power “hich
mined by. the Unltcd States Govcrlh‘ . govvrns by th. ponplt' for the people.
merit. Tiw Soviois h.l\'(- succeeded in cstal)-
Somr- interesting fact. ' about the lishin: ihc principle of integral justice
Panama. Canal, and nn interesting nc- ‘ and iiuvt- snwn n Sl‘Cd which if favor-
.“°“"‘ or how the nows of tho :Irmi-ir-d in; litrtdill} will extend over Russia.
slim “as ro-(‘tixod in the (anal Zone and some day porlmps will fertilize
WW than in St rglnnt Urannimm ' lam-ope."
Thr- rcm. Ilka of ti..- spcukl- rs w: rc.
I'Of‘tilcd, and a In re,
lasting lmprvssion of tho signifimnr‘o‘
—~‘THE SENTINEL «in be issued
a morning pug-ls: on Saturday.
{is
CLOTHES HER HOBBY—£1,088 TRO'ITINGV HER FAD.
Lady Maxwell has just arrived in San Francisco on the inside: or “
!
’ dm.
Ropublinnp cont
It
by election of It. Scott Leavitt in Sean
and Montana district. Q Republican
domination of 1.. 3 Bench] gum, al-
though reduced by halt Gout: Nate's.
Election reruns appear certain to
work change»; In U. a. Senate possibly
in leadership and almost assuredly in
important compoato despite Republi.
can control. '
wrnor-elecrflmith'n plurality in
New York state estimated at 401 3.62.
Revised returns show Senator Lodge
has plurality of 8 436 over William A.
Gaston. out latter declares he will
seek “ta-wide recount in Mandolin:l
salts.
Turk: out cable on Kenulists Aide at
Chan's“: zone in A118: Minor.“ and in-
slat on abolition of allied control at
pollen. customs. railroads and censor.
nhip of urkish newspapefl.
Unite States Navy Department all".
I
left Glbraltnlr for Constantinople.
prepared for 'eventualitlen.
Mrs. Jessie Jack Hooper. defeated
Tlemocratic candidate for U. 8. Ben-
ate, says she is sonywu'wonun will
send back Robert M. IIaFoiIetto.
Woodrow Wilson. in 'a. letter to
former Governor Stephens. of Mis-
souri. dammed Senator James A.
Reed asks. man without I party."
Manir {venlremen oaer reasons for
release from duty. presenting task in
selecting jury to try men indicted in
fannecuon with Het‘rln. Illl, mine kill-
1133
Mrs. Anna Dickie Oleaeu. detentiéd
her failure to newspaper statements
that “tho is a. nice little woman. but
she can not win."
Rev. Dr. Alexander Man. of. Bos-
ton. elected to succeed the late Bishop
P. Whitehead of the Protestant Epis-
copal church of Pittsburgh dioeeae.
Miss Alice Robertson of Muskogee.
Okla" defeated woman member of
Congress. says "politics is a good thing
for a woman to keep out of "
Recogrgtion of equality of, American
claims against Germany with those of
France. Great Baum and Belgium
nnofl'icially reported to have been
signified in alliod proposals to Secre-
tary Hughes.
_____.______._________.
TRINITY calm NOTES.
The nmsioiast Sunday was '0. nabs?
:ml excellence. There was a large
rholrnnd many of our volunteer chor-
isters are returning to their choir du-
ties utter a prolonged absence; The
anthem at the, morning \rvice was
well rcndcrod and the full choral serv-
ice with two good anthems at tho
evening service was much cnjoyod by
a congregation somewhat increased.
The parish was represented at the
“Women's Auxiliary convention at
Christ church cathedral. Hartford. on
\Vodneaday. by Miss Ada. Irene Hoyt.
The auxiliary envelope: abouin be sent
in wry soon to Miss Marcia. Hendrick.
as December 3 in the limiting date.
Bishop Acheson will hold a quiet
day for the clergy of ti} Fairileid
Archdmlconry-in the Church. or the
Good Shepherd. at Shelton, next Mons
Ho will also give his impres-
slums of the racent general convention;
Souvvnir post cards have been ro~
colved from Mr. and Mrs; Hoary Olm-
sicad Bailey, at Atlantic City. whore
they have been spending a. portion of
their honeymoon tour.
Miss Helga Rosamumn and Mrs. W.
R. Pennington will entertain the wom-
en of the parish at a “round robin"
waffle dinner. at Mm. Penningtou‘l
her :3 All the women or the parish
are lm ited, as there in no limitation a!
to number of guests in this instance.
The icons People' a Music and Dra-‘
matte Guild is putting the finishing
touches to the three-act comedyI ‘Thfi
Love Axum-s of Deacon .Dubbo." to, be
given in the parish hall; on Wednes-
day evening, November 22.
Plans are rapidly crystalilziug for
the forthcoming ‘annual‘pa'rlsh fair. to,
be held on Wednesday. Thur-liar and
Friday. December 6-8. A course din-
her will be served on the second night,
but on the opening and closing nights
there will be u cateteria‘instcad. The
attendance at the Tuesday afternoon
sewing meetings hf Managing. but
more'fivorkers arensked by the chair-
man. Mrs. F;-s. Bailwitzi’ At the No.
vembcr business meeting of the Wom-
en's Guild. recentlyeheid, it was de-
cided to send a written request to each
female member 0:. the parish to pre-
Dare and" send at’leaat two useful and
salable articles. such as home-made
aprons, towels .Iinens, household ne«
classifies, fancy articles, etc. As there
~ of; identified witfi
“of. Home a}
nroaentatim definitely determined,
nounces that cruiser Pittsburgh has ‘
to: U. 3. Senate in Minnesota, ucrlbes‘
home. on Thursday afternoon. NOVem— ,
are over (sewn ,ninthe parish. and.
mmtx ‘30:? moms
m 2 rm or: wAm
MERIDEN Nov: 9-—Goorge
he: of Hanover road. fiatfihbury,
who was reported is miaoing to the
,polico early ingot Wing. was later
found drtnvned in about two feet 0?
fwéter in a malrcrcék near the dam
of fianovelri Joke, ,
lying tape om. rd when discovered
by Walter, Hudson 9. member of the
searching party with the police. :
Dr; E. 183-811de local medical
examiner; was‘ summoned and gave
I
i
in; that, “in 1::- opinion the boy hm;
fallen and has! been in the water:
43qu [our homo! before he was found
4:Hel'lldos his parents he Jena two:
sisters. .,
821,133.03
the cause at death an «Ming. say-y -«
i’MY REUNION
The “Greateit “other” in Nor-walk
hats issued a special can for all her
ily re—union; on Armistice Day: No-i
vember 11. This will
merit makers of all classes. white.1>iue'
and red caps, Home Service section
and automobiles Life Saving corps.
ambulances, stretcher-bestow. all led
by the nurses. ‘
There could be no real Armistice
Day celebration unless this huge serv-
ice tamily is present. Each and every
Red Crosser should join the rest ot'
the family on Saturday. at 2: 30, in
front of the South Non-walk Lihmn'; '
All who do not. are to march my
ride. ‘ i
Attention. Red Crosser-s!“ A tele-
gram from headquarters says: “Five
hundred wanted in Hum" instead 0!
trend as reading as in the oicf days:
"increased quotas of surgical dress-
lugs from mantra vg thousand to fifty
thousand.” , The Red Cross comrhlttee
on the parade. Mrs. Edward Weed for I
production: Mrs. George Stillman and
Mrs. James Hall for Home service:
Alfred Canevari Life Saving corps.
and Miss A. C Wenderoths asks that
all who intend to march or ride. com-
municate with one or the committee. :
l
For Gles,
Inflmza
and as is '
Preventive
mm:
Cold andajp'l‘ablet
-mnrstand
Hus-
war-fume chiidmn to gather for a tam-J
include the;
mutter: suEg'ical dressing and gar-f
When You Think of Blankets,
Boston Store.
i
I
led Blankets
8. 69 pair
Formerly Sold at $12.50 Pair.
BLANKETS "from $2.59 pair up
You Never Think
of a bank as the most human of institutions
do you ?
What other institution deals so closely
With the dreams, ambitions and confident:
of human beings ?
Every dream, every ambition must have
a solid financial foundation for its realiza-
tion.
A
Of
Us.
5i‘qx ~
(1;ll>
We are here to help make the die
this community come true.
THE CITY
NATIONAL BANK
' South Norwaik, Conn.
6:2.“ng
ASPECIA’ .135 Form
.WEEK
BUY A GEM 0R EVBR-
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy youjr “housings
good rags. papers, :1 an
5' Wham! goods. '
lava. minim according
ty at the goods. A
always.
PHILIP P. MONEY
32 Van Zandt Street
sauna-hand goods W” on his
READY RAZOR—TODAY g;
A" °‘ “a“ 53"" Me‘s ”§°£“§k§“?lfil?2f all...
.Ofiered for $1.00 M m or Spaghett
2155. for .............'.l-">c
C, nnqneror White Rose Oatmeal, fresh
Triumph supply, pkg. 106
Chainpion _'I'oilet Tissue 7 fol-25c
Peerless j V
“mm A. STULL
riv' , 24 Cottage St, East Norwnlll
See on: Window;
and dance to be given by st. Joseph’s
pariah are going forward {steadily and?
me. ‘ fit}
her third tour around tho world. She has nude u collection of am
from every city aloha mm on her trips. Incidental: mm:-
won Inn hut. «tote in Buckinghnmshlra. England.
‘33:“.wflm. smut-tho money!»
Headquarters for .
Ghstenbury Underwear, Rel:
Union Suits, Tom Wye Kni‘
Jnckets, Ide Collars, Ace
Shirts, MW Huts.
All Standard Goods at Moderate
“New“ 5‘ ”my- Palace CiothesShol
own-Haas a; Foamsuans .13 N. Main St. So. Neill:
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ACCOUNTING TVpEmelNG
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