l
, 'Repi‘eientative is»; upper. House in
‘ r .nWill Recount; Personal Iona
w one of. President’s“ "Aircraft Board
gs-l)inner“ and Program
new speaker on industrial- rela-
tlonn- » ~ ..
Immediately renown there lul-
dreeeee wi come the report oi the
mutant “ e the chairmen at m-
mitteee. and the election oi oi: core
““3 W°""zm- Thll h“ and directors. e meeting will then
ed because the ornni- adjourn. to be! lowed by the dinner
lectured two 0 in (330.4" which Governor Trum-
'” an" °1 bull will "we. and Secretory Devil
and‘senetor Binxham will" epealr.
oppose Bus Franchise
DANBURYr‘ Nov. I.--The Don-
bnry‘ Booster: club. we :to be act-
ing upon the urge of Mayor A. Ko-
mer Fillow, went on! record at ite
meeting yesterday unopposed to the
greeting or: franchise to the New
England Transportation compeny
to operate a bus line between Don~
bury and Bridgeport.
There will be a public hearing in
Denbury next. week on the granting
of the franchise ‘end it to expected
that members at the club will rec.
ommend the purcminu oi: the
equipment of the present line by the
New England company. a eubridiary
or the New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad.
. ' Annotation oi Con-
‘tee. ot antral-e. will. un-
i will ennui meeting eit-
neee neerion‘wtth e din-
“ 7gb” Jamee 1. Ivan. and
' remfiinghem. '
out mnuucturere have a
ntereet in the opernilon'ot
Immigration low which
vie Willa-cull. lirom a'
of. more‘intimdte knowl-
whet the outcome or the pre-
foii will be than could unit
roan. ,
lnrhem; as mombe e of
iioi‘lfell know. has b an a
it) the Prelideht'e Aircraft
will recount his personal
or the hearings. includo
eeturu not- previously.
lit. in accounts or the testi-
ous'oxo mm mn‘ir. s.
NEW YORK—The Ginnko tr
, .. ‘will open with I. luncheon
to be followed by the busi-
on. which will include ed-
! Proteaeor Fred R. Fair-
Yule Univorrity. on “The
J'e' ‘8ituation"; - by President
' “ice—ordinationoi'rren
in Japan and China hn‘e
successfully. The original home
this
leaves is unknown.
~Advertiee in the lentmel. ,5 "at. ‘
i Dinner were
See the mutant
anl’lihzilocr
i, ‘ ' Entrance on Main st. mun Ave. ; Cann
which has been cultivated for years
been
brought to America where it grown
tree with queer fun—allnpcd
The nvnrnge
heighih oi ,the Giulio tree is about
HOWLAND’S
r
FIN 08 ANCIENT REMAIN S.
no
nuseini; link.
I
Lamps! Lamps”
floor, table. hondoir
lovely silk shades.
Fourth floor
on St.
In
H ’1 I . Open Daily ’Till 6 EM.‘
Fashions ‘1 , . .
.. . . .m _ __._...Msv -
" - Flashed
from Paris
. "‘Jardin de ma Soeuur”
l t its-gala opening shew:
airy between flared and
int lines infrocks of many
Colors— Hey/land’s have
‘ ecognized this rivalry all
ason or betterzé’still the in-
tent right of the Ameri-
onman to wear what
e deems becoming—both-
.es are here 'ande‘ls
ral correct. ” -
A anksg
SnoWy linens to grace
“Metallic laces and‘mctal'
_. sin a notof fascina-
gfi designs and intriguing
ems. Most, any width or sets to
'n to d. Howland’e as . ‘
Chm them in alluring. Dcrryvale linen ta bl c
These are shown in rose
_ y; um 39: to $3 yd. cloths, 70170 $5.50. bouquet. tulip, holly
tel l i ' - « ' . ’
. oaths in gold orsilver 70x88 “.75. 70““, checked. Horn 9f plenty
and rose festoon designs.
. Fine pattern cloths of
linen 712717;; $7.50,
> 73:90 $9.50. Ngkins to
match 22x22 :9. doz.
indies {wide “:73 l. “1‘ $8.25. Napkins,22x22 $7
1' ' illness are in rent, tulip,-
Greek 1: cy. Chrysanthe.
Now-is the time to pick them! Now is the time to choose the needed pieces
replenish-rise that on the festive day naught may mer its merrilncnt.
lvmg
the table
Conventional, s‘croJl,
sweet pea, and Margurlte
designs. *
Pattern cloths 72x72
$1030. 72x9o_813.ilo 4
Napkins to match L318 in'
grape. laurel wreath, imm-
pct, lily, chysanthemum' dt— '
signs. .‘ « , « “ ,
Hcmstitched: linen sets.
table. cloth and napkins to
match in; lovely patterns
priced by: eat Si fill]
the. way from to .-
19” “f mum, Rose and n'bbonm . ~ ’ ~ '
, tte , .4 .. flue-embraced!
‘ ;. chalked-“:32: thistle has? ribbdon ~de anabonumhrose mania:
.o _ » p rose, y an convert. an 'grape’ esign.
ill: ~ d f id ‘ ‘ ‘
“aligning-s chino ‘. 90ml Mm . . l. Pattern cloths, of tine
Hump. white. ml 701330111 132““- of linen linen 73123850. 7 ,
21W 470:88 , ; as. oxloo to m‘atch‘izxzz 31%;5‘0.
m-noimtawo.’ ' t‘ . ‘ , 241.24.311.50. doe.
@1295.- and sizes from m; ..
to Attract;- g ,
t
,' a.
‘ " than; you Bullion» 2:!
““ iii ,jssh
l’lo‘KlNG. Nov. b.——lioy Chapman
Andrews found bond work and fos-
eilizrd eggs estimated to 1m 20,000
years old nour tlhnhmkueu. Andrews
0, says that no humnn remains were
found during the l‘i"80lll'i3h0-‘i of tho
scientific party which he headed and
nothing was found to establish the.
7 Luncheon sits of wild ‘
‘ l-
i
. Anchor liner Memoir. comma to Windham New York, round the ooh and miterhlu 13. mm.
ing 28 miles on the American shore. n‘ho and the crow and carried them on to Wild. Top shown the
cuticr'No. 128 first before she. sank. Bottom nhowt‘members oi the (iron.
1 ‘ e
’3
«u /
W CONTINUE noel:
ings in Liquor Figure [
Man I
I
i
lllllDGi-IPORT, lNuv. Ali. —-- iii;~
hrother'e nllelrod illegal doulinm in!
liquor brought about the virrum-i
Itenrcu lrr which Joseph (ll-lllmm,i
41. of 885 Koueuth flll‘l‘l‘l. mm mor.‘
‘ tolly injured. on Tllnlilil Hill l‘ilhil,!
P'Bll‘llt‘lil, Bullduy night. uwunlinui
to ii‘uirrluld officer» llmcsligzlllnly’
the cue. ‘ :
it‘rnnk Or-hrnurl. ill“ broilu-r. in,
proprietor oii. at lilOl'l: on (lid l'lil‘lil-l
flolli road. and Sunday night. lu-inr-l
ing that n wurrunt hnd ln't'll lump-ll.
for his errenr. he wvnt into hilliulz‘,
nnll his bl'ulhcr. Jnsvph. wont «mi
from Iiriligl‘port to ”ml the «torn,
ii. is mild. it unit while il_l' Wm.‘
walking nlong ihn Tnnxin rolul,l
Li‘lundny night. on trial wny home, that I
he was killed lnfi'silrlounly. 'Filv-
mute police investigation into
death. lmin'g made by order nl‘ Cur.“
illu.
- mpst tastes.
tlr-ilnitl- illi'orlnallion us in ”w («nun
of (tooth.
JOul-ph Oc-lmlun :iiml ni' SI. Vin-
J
,
.
onm- John J. I'm-inn, has on yo! no i
.
l.
'i
ll
4.
i
VIOLENT DEATHfilialgglgl
ii: iii" llmll'x i‘ ll!Lll;.: Mr I» ll“? [brown
Alleged Illegal I)eal_i1rum all: lllllmnullilu,
in Case of Bridgeport l "‘ ‘
4.-....
”THURSDA}; NOVEMBER :5, 1925. '
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m at, “his 11);». ll. H 'u hi 1. Lil it""ll Ml‘llr l.‘ km. , ’: "”‘
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I. 1th,...“ l‘, ”11“.” “\vlliillllfil' li.‘ Ilii‘lll 01' 'l'lmlllun \h’. Miller. form”
“‘Lli ‘i -il, ill" I lluil’T'H llrilllml,
in ilulilrl. 'l‘lil’
llil ll \mx Incl-v.1.
w 1.. .-;.u,,...llilrlml lilo mm rmnvni lll cuiliiucllnn
lillll‘il llrulnliy l‘llilli'llllllli. lililli,‘l"‘l
‘».liii||l‘ l'
Hm illiilii «s
wil'l n $7,1Illit,llilll \ml' seizure
llmzllmuwl lminy until lli'\l
' V, i , in-I‘nro Vollcrul llll ‘t- '
- ,\«l‘.': l‘llli" ill lli' hi'llllill'l lur lilo. J K” H ""3
l'l'lllllv‘fi, lllultl.
li’nlfie, fired-"Mothers
Should Beware of
Chronic Fatigue
. Many a dincouragcd mother thinksi this organic iron to your blood. But
that her thin, pale, tired-out condition don't take the older mineral iron med-
is due to exhausting housework mull icincs which many doctors now cry
cure of children—when as a matter oi i do little good. Take ante iron-
fact the rcnlcauseofullhcr distrezsingl Nuxnted iron—which lo 'kp the Iron
ailments in chronic fatigue. ' ‘ l in your blood and like that In spinacl;
owl:32'.““if..2‘i2°’;‘§u‘ii'éi”§n?§”i 'jill'ml'dillfiddfl‘flnflfill
i' l . , l
gogdlong willk. Chroniciatiguecomcslturb the stomach. but to promptly
from within. Your organs and muscles‘ aselmilatcd. .
have become debilitated due togfcliiof, Eachnxfidlrcn lglfiethtowovgskg
' n or anic iron in our on . lan you‘ Is our e w c 3
2iU'Wi‘ldhooriqugr chronic fatigue you must ‘ slronncr and better you feel. Money?
'strengthcn your system by restoring i backiinotimproved. Allgooddmggieul
7 ,OST everybody enjoys good rye bread .
‘ along with the regular white bread nowa- l
p - ,,days. And'folks in this community have i
come to realize that, for greatest goodness, Prince
Henry Rye is the only choice.
ure on the wrapper identifies this brand. Always
. be sure it’s on the rye bread your grocer sends you.
Prince Henry Rye is a truly delicious. loaf, made
With just the right proportion of rye flour to suit
It’s a‘hearty, wholesome loaf, filled
with nourishment that quickly satisfies the heart-
, , ‘ ' lest appetite. ‘
Keep a loaf of Prince Henry Rye in your breadbox
till the time. Serve it with Old Home or Mother’s.
Bread. Each kind'makcs the other taste better. 7
ADAMS-ROTH BAKlNG COMPANY
The mounted fig-
ill" “1': clmrun of, tullulul'iilg to do-
\\ nil
Friday
(ind .
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Norwalk Chronicler