ANTONIS. Tcx.. Nov. 30.—
,clhlcs to San Antonio from
- state that. the "‘axnplco tire
ed one city block roar the
of the city. The block do-
"was one block north at the
-nl Plaza. Shut down or the
and power pimi‘ls and a cold
Interfercd with fire [lot-ting.
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ASKINGTON. Nov. 50. ——
ondmont of the Volstend act in
" v manufacture or lww-ragv
tint alcoholic contcnts not to cv-
, 2.75 per cent. by Weight or 3.46
«at by volume is propostd in
bill which has been drnrtcd by
mnntntive Dyer of Missouri.
Hr. Dyer will nlso introduce a bill
nu conviction for violation or
Volltead act ground for depor—
‘tkn of aliens.
PARIS, Nov. 30.——Thc allied rcp-
’ non committee today decided to
5' no 3 committee of experts to
“tidy Germany's capacity to pay
the general lines of Premier
incarc's proposal. Two bodies
ll be constituted. the respective
tel to which to be defined inter.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.——-Elcc-
lion 0! President Coolidge ncxt year
W predicted by Senator \Vlllis of
10. in. n‘statcmcnt issued today.
HO said the country “as hack of
fir. Coolidge in his effort to carry
but the policies of I‘rcsidcnt Hurd-
ins.
BERLIN. Nov. 30.——Omclnl nn-
‘Muncement of the formation of thr-
firsow Free I'nrty collation cahlnct i'nr
fwfllrmuny with Dr. Marx as chuncclo
“l0! and Ex-(Zhniicellnr Slirsscimni as
lorelgn inlnisicr \\:i.¢: mndc this are
tel-noon.
l HARTFURD. xm. filly-“Major .nm
if Buckley ,huusi‘ lf‘il'lt‘l’ in 1333 li'gis-
* hture today said that ho liii<l tic-i
aimed to l‘l‘Dl't‘Si‘lll :i numhti‘ m” (1"!
lectlc physicians ulm tli'hll‘i" to lift;
the Axilltlily (if ‘lliv ikll‘iilll‘illllill‘yl
‘iggranii Jury. which is lll\'i'34ili.'1illll,’.:?
'Lhe (“spinning of I" : 1.1m rim-luvs.
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"i pi‘lulv' tll\'l.€l(iil liy .l \uiw ul' 3 in I;
if today Ilivliu-lil ill" :‘llil'll-illll'lll in llivl
[mwrail liiislnwus luv. 1'.i.\'-Hl ivy thi-
lt‘gliilntiirc in i '1‘." m :1.::": it u crime-
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Special exercises in honor of
Thanksgiving day were also held in
the other gradas. at which the fol-
lowing program was given:
America—School.
llcadiiig—Landhig of the Pilgrims
-—Grade V.
" Song—Thanksgix ins—Grade IV.
Keogh. Grade V.
Song—N0\'ciiibcr—-Grade 1.
Thanksgiving at Grandpa's—
Grndo II.
Recitation -— Tlmnksgiving—Jl‘ier-
“lift! Norwood, Grade 11.
Thanksgiving ls Herc—tirade ill.
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Story of Thanksgiving—4,:anon
li‘ishcr. Grade. \'I.
Story of the Pilgrims—Francis
Ilvmn—Jcsus Loves Me—Gradc
ll.
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The Marvin school kindcrgm'tcn.
under the supervision of Miss Fer-
guson. teacher. enjoyed a. social. at
the school \Vcdncsday afternoon.
Games Were played and refresh-
ments scncd. ’
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Mr. and _Mrs. Howard \Vorden
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
\Vorden. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon \Vor-
den and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse O.
Scziiiiun. wero tho gucsts, yesterday.
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel \Vordcn.
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Friends of ("hurlcs ‘Rcdrly will
rcg‘t to hcnr that he is ill at his
home: on Rowan street. _
Real Estate Transfers
Jeannette l“. Hoyt to J. Hyde liar-
num. 1 acre and buildings, Perry
avenue.
llvlen Ii. Goili‘ny to Clyde R.
llrouilwr-SY .lot llul‘l‘m‘ \‘icw park.
t'. lellmri; to .\liriilu. C. Lind-
burg. lot. l‘t-rry :ivi-iiuc.
Norwulk lnwsimmil Company to
Lila-y l‘uul. lul. Hvllvi l: ..i-'_-i-l.
Iron Lodge (‘0. to tile. Ulsin. lot,
Sound \‘imv lcriiicc.
Surah C. Sciiiiclil in 3.11mi M.
‘nniicli. lui. lIii.~i Nuruailli.
.\or\\'.ilk lli\l'1~.lllll'l’ll (Summiny to
.‘iiiili'vw Nun-'5 and “lft'. lolptlound
Vii-n. lcl'rllt'v‘.
llmlolivh (l. l§lllilllliill and ix‘ii'v to
Nit-{mlnu l’. I‘Ciismi, lot and build-
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Ulil Mi‘a. .“in’m “we min 'i' the only
jmrwm l~" l.l‘.l’x‘._ 'imi in ll:‘l§:‘ ha:
x. H mu" t‘m‘ lfily \\".‘.'l‘
presided was i”: infc. There was a.
mu reguls.‘ ( in 19 n." (lF‘\‘niCPS.i
Queen \‘lflmiu. Li Hum; Flinniz.‘
Pfilident Liv-ruin. Julius Cursor;
.l ht. Peter was pretty sick of it
But he didn't want to affront 016‘
“II. Nash. Poor old lady, she be-
hvod in it all so firmly. She was
v-Vlnced that Isaac l'cnnell, hop-
”It. ground the room in a white
M m really Uncle John. Peter
L W". the heart to tell her what he
i - ~ in shout the take.
* But .thc third or fourth time he
, the spirits begun to make a.
“.lt‘him, and that was more than
gh'mk! stunt! for. They were pret-
. min. 1.00. and they elicited all
‘ het- from him. They were
i - .. y telling him things and
‘ " . worming things out 0! him.
0! course it was simple enough to
He knew that a sort of de-
oxist- among the {like
,u n clown: house a: infor-
' ion. so to s It. For instance.
W who is going to locate in
L! w m the prints history of
Mn] hunk! of that city from
Mt!!! change fox-what
‘ .m to toil I. out the leading
' - a a! trim citv.
gun. Pour wu worried. The
, . by the medium
w I. It was almost a.- i!
a, .up am missing fam-
«i
ain‘tho'nfth visit he raid
a. medium. loin: into a
\ mm something
ed lilo “Theobald."
w your um‘mobdd come to
, ”I." up. ml! whiIDOrcd.
W ,m "guru-d on Uncle
_ ‘ . who had gone-to AUItrl-
w, found a sold
m was. How in the
“"de o! the
cracked voice
, I want you
' -; truths of
'."- am u. N; 'i‘. (il'ili'l-u‘l l‘ct-‘i‘ with- her 1mi-
hrs-Ila. l’etcr and l‘sfli'ii‘ mils»: to
ills ‘wniimii (-l' the stairs in the iini‘ic,
*hs utten 22d ii." i: inr-rs, ’lim nicdl— ' pzimmr‘m: 0;.“11 nilv‘i‘.
:i‘ymrz la ‘1va StiIiIJ‘tllil‘lg.
"llilzl't you know? For Hull's sake.
Every Suniiw' nigh! tlw spirits i~f1k90l‘
fur the missing Lmlr six months “go.
i lookei you up and felt sure they'd
sud others lll‘i‘"l'if\ii‘.’.ed in the nstral got in twi'th with YOU." -
Isaac “as
“l.‘:.tcti, ymi loci." lif‘. liissnd.
quiit. They were senx‘tlling
“You mean that?“ ilrmandcd l‘e-
ter, in n husky whisper.
“Sure it‘s true. “’hai do I get?
Ten thousand? Five? It's a bar-
gain. And for heaven's sake clean
up this mess and save my face!"
A minute later the medium and
?eier entered the sconce room an:
in arm. The lights had Just bean
turned on. Peter quieted the pan-
demonium with a. gesture.
"Fellow spiritualism," he said, “I
have been converted. I understand
now that when I seized the ghost 0!
Uncle Peter it was transmuted into
the'body of the medium by super-
physicnl laWsJ Friends, I am hero
to testify to the value of spiritual-
ism. It is—it‘s perfectly priceless.”
ms nu: mucus: THE WAY
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Dolls of All Ages
Big, little, silent, talkative, dressed or
undressed dolls are waiting to go into little
girls' stockings add on the Xmas tree. Oh!
such beautiful “Mama” dolls and wee baby
dolls and lots of tiny ones that ‘gro to sleep.
\Vec sleeping: dolls, with real hair 50 cts.
Big, bright-eyed doll that shuts her
.i'es $1.50
Hundreds of other dolls at many prices.
Come and see them.
Comfy Slippers
Santa Brought Them
Made of gay felt, straps around
the ankle and pom pons on the
toes. _ , $1.10. ‘
“Puss in Boot” Slippers which '
come high up around the ankle.
Red and lots of lovely colors. $1.3)
\Voolly Lined Slippers for Xmas
morning, the warmest, cosiest of
all. The smallest are $1.50
s yain floor.
Automobiles
Several sizes with steering
wheels and wind shields and
bumpers—even” headlights on
many. A child'io the scat pusifing
the pedals will be the ,1, .
merriest in the world 1/“
shop.
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Second lliwr.
$13.50
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Others
from $6.50 to. $20
Doll Carriages
Beautiful and shiny wick-
er—blsck. white and blue.
Take your dolliss tor an air-
ing in these comfortable rub-
ber tired carriages. A
beauty for $14
Coaster Wagons
Oh! lots of them for big
and little boys. Many have
disk wheels and rubber tires.
The smallest one is $4
The Old
with
goes bumping
~ .minutc.
/ _ _ . , _
,,;_.\,,..K,.n._ “you- trims“ .3 55’s.... arc-“pawns 1... v a . .
Kiddie Kars
Some new ones
with pedals and .
‘all the other kinds,
ones for dear children
‘as. well ‘as the very
‘ large. Fine pedal car $5
Others from $2.25 up
_ ‘ “Spork Flag” 7
and his friend Barney Googie have just stepped
out of the funny papers. No clown in the circus
could be as funny. $2
Toonerville
Trolley ;
its motor-man -
and youjexpect K3 in:
ka to appear at any
$2
1 ChildrenCcme Oneand All!
masur fling!
And all his treasures are right here in Read’s Toy-
Many, many new toys which you have never
seen, have come this year. Aeroplanes that buzz and
run along the ground, automobiles with pedals. They
will go with great speed. _ .
doil’s- house—Oh! but the Toyshop is exciting!
Everything to furnish the
small
'Wee,
Dolls’ Furniture
Just everything—c e d a 1'
Cheats like mother’s with. or
without copper tfimmings. .No
moths
clothes in these.
.,Beds, bureaus,. dressing ta-
Fbles and complete kitchen
equipment: as '.well.
., _ Grown-
ups will love to. see them, too.
can get into dolly’s‘
$3
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and linen books.
and they start as low as 10 cts. Classics ., .
children from 5 to 10 years. Classics
dressed up in new guise with illustrati.
and other titles added. The best fairy t:
and hero stories in the world—the lam o-
make-believe.
For older boys and girls start a junior
library—Mark Twain. Kipling. 5? “5:1
Dickens. \Ve can help you select jus: the
right book.
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Clothes for D011}
Just everything in dresses, barraia
coats and underwear for your dcllfr.
Knitted Suits 59 cts.
Cape and Tam $2.25
Dresses and Slips 79 cts.
Bootees in many
colors 15 qts.
Colored Rompers 39 cts.
Lovely dear little thin-rs
——a whole wardrobe :0:
your doll baby.
Children’s
' Magazines
\ Bring Christmas to the
lren’ every month of the _
They will love the :t.
olas. Child Lite 01".}-
Magazincs. S:
for them at 0::
Shop. main ficrr.
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