YNCOOHACHO BY
«YHH NOLL CALL
Returns Coming in
Slowly But Results
$0 Far Are Very Sat-
isfactory
m...
~.- v.41dHA-4tf7'4
Th0 returns of tho Ninth Annual
‘30" Call of the American Red
let”. have been coming in slowly.
*5“! Judging by reports from workers
the results are. quite encouraging.
5‘ “10 BDeclal letters of apptal for
ernberlblps larger than the annual
’ no dollar membership and for con-
;fltributlons. have met with generous
«mponle from the. following. in ad-
Iuon lo the list of names published
3'previously:
2, Miss Mary G. Rider. Provoost
tannin. B. E. Bailey. M. N. Maye-
llioi‘l. Inc. James Wood, 1‘). W.
When. Keogh it: (“andGC George 1”.
menu. Albert I-‘. (lehnbe. Cooke-nae
grins. No. 2. i. o. n. 51., Mrs. H.
-1\luthewson. Alex. J. Rummlor.
Mrs. A. B. Coleburn. Wm. 0. Mr:-
Iona. Chan. 13. Miller, Goo. «2. run-
ler. Samuel Greenstein. Cleo. El.
‘Muthows. Mrs. G, S. (liabilities.
Mrs. H. l'. lirouke. Him. .Ililllt'li iltil»
shell. Norivuik t‘oul .3: Supply (10..
gamma 0. Partriek. Mrs. Surat: L.
‘19”. Armide R. Jennings. Old \Vell
Lodge. No. 105. F. in A. M.. Mr.
Wand Mrs. F. ii. Qiiinturd.,Ti-ow-
“bridge Box (10., c. .i. Mlntz. Mrs.
«Julia, M. Knapp. Dr. A. ll. Turner.
“M. It. Mollausland. l... 0. 0. AL.
“Lodge. No. 529. Wnnomn Council.
’, gable. 81. Degree of Pocahontas, Lady
Jennings Lodge. No. 7. i). S. of l'i..
‘Geo. A. Jennings. Dr. w. it. liald-
win. Burgis D. Jennings. I'ncas
‘Tribe. 1. 0. it. .\i.. No. 1’6. Mr. and
Mrs. Albert A. Bolts. l-‘red Ham.
Herbert H. dumb, Daughters of the
NOAmerlcnn RevolutIOn.
SYUOtO BURNED
itN RECENT FIRE ‘
E-OPENS YOOAY
When the Mercantile Building on
-uth Main street burned down lust
ummer the tire ruined the business
to local photographer. M. H. Man-
glen. Today he, formally ro-opons
t- now nnrl enlarged studio in the
During the interim he has formed
partnership with another local
in. Hubert. Welch. and the busl~
so will now be carried on under-
a name of Manuginn & Wetch.
, Manualan Was in camp at Toby-
enne. Pen. with the local National
a units when his business was
named by flames. Every plate.
ery camera. every piece of appu-
tus was lost. Ho was granted a.
ort leave from camp. but. all he
‘uld do was survey the ruins and
rmulete plans for the future.
" These plans have been a long
' hlle in maturing because Munugian
, d his new partner determined to
hire their studio one of the very
t in this part of the State. In
a they have succeeded. it is up-
'-tho-mlnuio in every detail. il-
rnlnatlon of every description has
provided and cameras of the
, est make have been bought. The
terlor decoration of the: studio,
hid: in simple and yet. Artistic. has
eon done by Mrs. “'clch.
The public is cordially invited to
spent the new studio in the Mor-
ontile Building today or at any con-
ttenient time.
too Davis Speak-s— .
At K. of C. Meeting
A meeting was held last. night at
e K. of C. Home on West avenue.
. Davis spoke of the things he
w in Switzerland and other for-
‘ , - countries.
END SAVED MRS. W'IIAIIELMY
”Overworlt. worry, no appetite. no
9. I looked ligo a corpse." says
, Mary Wilhelmy of St. Paul.
nn.. "end to add to my troubles
physician advised on operation.
friend. however. asked me to try
’ E. Pinkliam'e Vegetable Com-
‘llnd. I did so. and you should see
improvement. I eat well. sleep
, have gained in weight and
ngtl: and feel fine." That's is
' Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable
mpound did for Mrs. Wilhelmy.
' it will do as much for any suf-
‘lng woman—Adv.
UTS'SORES
Clo-nee thoroughly—then.
without rubbing apply-
VICKS
1'le
.li .
YO TEAR DOWN ,2
OLO WALL ST.
on the old bank building. next to the
Royal James inn, on Wall street. by
the New Haven Wrecking Company.
erected on the site by Michael A.
Genovcse. of Stamford, contractor.
two of the oldest buildings on the
same street within two weeks. the
other being the old Norwallr Hotel.
a few doors up the street.
Treasury Balance
ti 2 3“.
VET FOUND IN *
ed by .Legion When
in Trouble Here
A world war volt-run who gave
his name as George Britt. who was
picked up in a, coma on the Green
in Norwstk. October it. was found.
In similar condition in Bristol thisi
morning.
llc claimed that, ho was in rm ziu- hum
tomobile with strangers and that. he l (um.
did not. remember what liappeiivd ”4...,
utter he. got into the machine in
Stamford, may
When found in u. similur condi-
tion in Bristol be claimed lhttr no
burl been robbed. lie was token to
the. police station and questioned at
length. He gave his name as tit-arm
Marley. '
According to :1 report from llrirt- .
ford. Morley has had the some thing i
happen to him in several cities. i
It. is thought that Morley or Britt.
may be using his world war service
to work on the sympathy of the
public and world war organizations.
It is now thought that. hr: may
have deceived the American Legion
in this citynlnio giving him money
and paying his ruailroad fare to
Masmchusctts.
mun.
t-clirt‘
HY SCHOOL HAS
YHANHSCthNC
OAY PROGRAM
In celebration of Thanksgiving. 3
special program was given at the
Norwalk lligh school at a. special
assembly this morning. The pro-
grnm consisted of:‘
I. An Original Essay on Thanks.
giving. Margaret Ghiorchino.
. “1!. Poem. fulve Thanks for What.‘
Min-y Modhe‘i; ~ ~ -
Ill. Poem, "Thanksgiving Day."
l-lclen Kay.
TWO ACT PLAY.
"The Robson‘s Give Thanks."
Mr. l-lobson-~Joseph Smith.
hire. Robson—Emma liouton.
Juno Robson—Florence Vogcl.
Tony Robson—Thomas Foley.
Mrs. Brown—(a. neighbor) Shir-
loy Bowman.
Tho hired man—~Thnmns Smith.
Mr. Nelson—Clifford swan.
Mrs. Carry—Velma. Bennett.
WIFE ALHOSY
FAlNTS DURING
MACRl HEARING
LITCHEFIELD. Nov. 25. (A. P.)
~Cnrrie Bagnnno. wife of the man
who was killed by Olympia Maori.
new on trial charged with his tour-
der. was on the verge of n break-
down todny as she identified the
clothing worn by her husband. John
on February :6. the day When
was fatall yshot by bliss Maori.
The lips of the witness quivered
as she identified the articles and
replied to Mr. Ailing in a low voice.
Her eyes were closed and when the
eyelids were raised. the eyes were
full of tears.
Mr. Ailing then showed Begnano’s
shoes and the woman‘s head drop-
ped on her-breast.
But
ready
The
hours
prllii‘n
Soper
l
The
,lvhii‘li
meni.
killed.
other
The
BAN_K__l}’l.DlNG
Wrecking was begun this morning
Mrs.
‘A new business structure will be
deft-rid
This marks the disappearance of
them."
b.3735?
Fever
’ are»
’5 Stoprlmn today
. qidcklr-elltbeit and
. mndthcfcvawdhagxl’m
'....ont.llflhbreakooldeinuboma.
’ 1
YO DlSlRlBUTE
trots will be distributed to deserving
families by Chutes ll. Harris. IOcai
gim manufacturer.
» itreet
o‘clock this ntternoon.
L200 people will be fed on Thanks-
iglvlnl DayObecauso of his kindnes-
q-r-ry bind to prepare .1 wonderful
meal for niamily of sin 2 .
200 BASKETS
Two hundred Thanksgiving baa-i
his
at
Main
5:80
at
office beginning
It is computed that approximately It is
in each basket arc supplies oi
and Wall streets. Norfolk.
‘N’ tune is owned by John
RLD ‘ Magnolia llVl'llUi‘.
' 'l'hr: bullt‘dlllt'Z
Mr.
purchase
vicinity.
“Peaceful Valley”
r Continued from itagc One)
toriir-y.
burg, will IillFlF'll to the higher courts
was expressed by the doomed
calmly pointed out, wits utmost whol-
ily circumstantial.
review.
for death but for freedom. l
wilt-rind
appeal crash to earth. and the stark
drums of a. woman paying the law’u
supremo price is actually unfolded
just after the new your'e dawn-—
"I will he. rmtly," hit-r. Roper said.
simply.
must die, to die."
minister. Rev. Charles flickert. a few
. “i want in be baptized into
the Methodist i“hureh," sht- told him,
”HIM“.
A raw friends gathered iii the tail
for the strange baptismal rites and
the accompanying sacrament. “Mrs.
“New or lll‘l yother time I am in-
tnor'ent of the murder of my bus-
3lia.nd." Mrs. Senor said slowly as the
clergyman. tit tlie'nonoluslon of the
coremony. asked her if she cared to‘
make. any statement.
Mrs. Roper walked in
and gained out on the hills hori'li'l'lmz
Peaceful Valley. the little
There, is a conflict of opinion in
tl’r-ncelul Valley as to whether Mrs.
:Snper should die.
{diet of ”It? jury is nnrmly upheld.
The vviiltncc. say them, fully u‘nrv
rant-“(l the verdict and the punish-
Sherlff Charles Orr runs the jail
in which Mrs. Sopor was confined
here.‘and was in attendance through-
out the trial.
Sheriff Orr was responsible for tho
yivonian's arrest.
. "l don't like. to see anyone die."
the sheritl’ tells intdrriewers.
to my mind the evidence unis con-
elusive.
shouirln't be any bar to her paying
for the rrtme."
it was in u. forlorn vicinity back
in the Adirondacks that Henry slo-
pur, farmer and deputy sheriff. was
rude home. sleeping.
Ills wife shot him in the head with
his own revolver, District Attorney
0. Byron
strange mun who had just entered
the house shot him. according to the
testimony of Mrs. Sorter.
charged the District Attorney, wnntif
ed the farm and .1 small amount of
owned.
This county where a Woman has
been sentenced to death lies in the
‘sp. rsely settled. (if its citizens. many
are related to Mrs. Soper and her
"folks." by either birth or marriage.
the hush of forests of birch and co-
der gist. to the Btlzabethtown region
the name of "Peaceful Valley."
ty. and has been the wife. of three
of its men. as the husband she is al-
leged to have stain was the mate of
three of its women.
Say those of Peaceful Valley who
"It was Just.
jurymen come out crying?
as if they were condemning one of
their own people.
{ion of sending her to prison.
would have been a let
ROCK BREAKS
STORE WINDOW
A rock was buried through the
window of the New York Spool-.11,
Shop of 5 Wall
morning and smashed
glass window.
in the street and was hit by a p...
in! truck which hurled
the window.
DBMS and Webb. There was no one
injured.
NorwaIk-C
The hllft
l-‘nhrizio of
Work "I".
Lam-e Popular Plains—6:10. 1:25
IA'th) (lri.g(ir)'n~—tl:‘.!t'|. 7:10. Mill,
10:00, 11:10. 12:40. l:i.‘i, 4:05 5:10,
6:40.
Arrive Nortvzillv-tbiib. 7:30. 3:33;;
' 10:20. 12:00. 1:00. 2:03», 413.7. 5:30,
...._..._... 7:00. .
‘ ° ' Lt‘iu'u .\'orwalk-~—-6140. 7:50, 9:30.,
qurgeprltt Plgked Up li:lO. lftftfi. 1:00, 3:i0.. 4:45. 6:00,
in Bristol—Vi as Aid- aw».
ranliury Bus Linel
WASiiiNGTON. .\'o.. rim-
United n‘tnm Treuury net bal- ..-.....____..___.._. .
once “I close M ““1”“ NW' The following schedulo has been Arrive Grogm-y'y... rum, m1... ;t;,’.0.’. ,
2'3 “'0! “MU-010.3“- nnuounecd for the Crnnhury-Norv 11:30, 12:?5. ms, tutu. .mn, ii‘L’tI.l
- walk Bus Line. The bus starts in 9:30.
front or tho Benton Store. at Muiu . e I
"This 9:30 trip Will lit: tut-1.- Tut-mi
tiny and F'rltluy only,
For Mturdny Night».
Leave G rcgory's~t : 2.3, It : 1....
Arrive Norwullt~ti:4.'>, lit:t.‘-. ,
. Leave N0r\\‘fllk~~8:0ll‘. 9:30, Hugo,‘
1 Arrive, Gi-euory'nwswo.than, tint-z.
Sundays amt Ilrtllilnys,
lmuyc- Poplar Mathew-7:1”.
Leave Gregory's—T220. 5471.
13:4“. Hum, 6:23.
Arrive Noi'wuli\'~-7: it", 8
1:0". 3:20. 6:45.
Leave N0l‘\\’ulli~~55“:t. 'rt ., 13,-1.3‘ ' "
:30, (3:00. 9:30. i Tlt‘: boys of ill“ Hitiiilut .i until 0
Arrive Gregory‘s-8:25. th’v, l‘::3.'., 'the Hunt ova-nun Ali-tiiwiirt iJriiot‘o
2:30, 6:30, 5‘25".
w.-.“
Win. 1
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'ii
vi
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6
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l
COLLNS HAY YOOYOALL SYAH
OPEN THEATRE
iNllORlDA
lit-en looked “\“l‘ by lll'i' emi-
hilt its _vi~i. none hinr. low-n lion
upon.
They may t-riet r: nmv lll“fill‘t.‘ or
piiri‘l‘ittsi; one that in already
(loin r; nurtures.
n c..._.._
I'flll‘li"k 'l‘ivrnny or Pimp.
:chiimpion imithuil (Punt tu tititl,
might. at lli" church. A
'glvoii row Lilly to thi-
ucliool I‘iiilli aupp- r;.
,liugo success and l‘ 1:. . .p. rim] in.
int-v will Iil' timvln :tztit-ml .iit:iti.
”I t‘ll'b‘ l' 1112' tiicli
lil't)‘ ti ll“'I‘l‘ll‘-." 11ml
‘ l“oll(i\\'illtl ‘
Y vie’nmli» \"t‘l't
,, ll‘lK ililII «‘ltiuiti. t'ltti'o lin- ’1) ill
I:,ilpt‘il‘llllllill'l\l nt‘ ii!» Suntl . wt...“
1
- CRANE, DIES!
.‘,lltiltt t'
it I‘l HI llii
presided til illt :il't.iit‘.
Those present mi litilt .t
llorlguiniin and Gout-L. L-
iiit‘i‘
in ’li-lll'l
l‘Iilul ut Kilt uciocl‘ lIllJ panning, t\\'li:ili-_v. Iltii'oi-i .’\.uiiii.
Hummiil IliltI butt] [035. .,1,,,»,.;,.,..,,, term. Joseph “llwtnup
)r-filnl‘fllly (lllr-r in. mm tum ”mm .‘I'rklg. liniiiiuv tin-umn.
l'.\’ on Ult‘i'H‘ix; emim zit HY. Man! Of llodgv'ut'iii. .\ii-lt‘t ti
‘ilie. American 'i‘uhe lii'ii‘l Slumpiu; burn" ‘ 'Il'w'
Coiiipuny. lit», is MN'YIYCCI by ,, MM. l
.‘""lil't,.'
u 9
ml '1 t‘v~:~:~'
””1 l'mv" illitI Zil‘l'itlltii v'v
in. "thumb-noun:
t\ii':.- .. ni'
sides humping Linn ilistinttiuii ittfiung,
‘tootltnll while :it :«lioul, he \\,i. ,. .
2.3-:de :i. one of the. best (ill mound; Tn.- r. tztlldt‘ ltl.i\'l .ili-l l‘ilil}
“title-lo.- llitil lIli f“li"ll"l itic- HP-l‘im |‘\I"l: uill 1m lit ill 2" ‘ . i‘lt'i'i
‘llllII. ;F.piscop:il church. Mil.» --vv”t:ii‘«: 1:1
Ali-“r ,s-rui'luutlou from ll.‘ limit 7:3» (Ht-loch. 'l‘i- m r! i- {‘5‘—
N‘IlOi'II "l'lilti;._;" i’lllI.liiI II'I‘lttlt .\'-- “‘IIl‘t‘ (if lIl' Iii-1w K": » lit-'ii l-
“‘0'
The. evidence against her. sliv-
Tranquil in the
the verdict will not withstand
Mrs Super is planning notl
it‘ the hopes sho pins on :in
“I am innocent. ltut l nut
to go to Sing Sing, rind if i
woman prisoner sent for a
before the trip to Ring Sing
knelt with them in her cell.
friends and the minister gone.
the window
Hit-- in
Elimbcthtown lion.
By some. the Vor—
Wlth State Troopers.
“But
The {not she is a woman
He lay across a bed in his
Brewster contended. A
Tho wile.
property which her husband
and is
pence of the mountains and
Soper was born in this court-
the woman's death sentence:
Didn't some of those
It was
They had the op-
It
easier {or
i
i
street. early this
the plate
believed that the rock was
it. stun-t
The store is owned by
annulment suit today took the stand
nlod that she hurl ever heard Alice
Leonard Kip Rhinelander that Alice
assured him she was white in the
presence of her mother.
IEWE
Jewelry valued at 83.500 disappear—
ed from the Hotel
o'clock this morning the police en-
nounced.
‘ traveling ltd-8! in which the jewelry
was contained were handed by it
porter to the wrong nun. Two of
the bags were the property or Em
Cooper Stone of Newark. N.
while the third belonged to James
Wort: of room 608. No. 13. Mulden
hue. N. Y. The contents of the
latter included a number of gold
chum.
broken electric cable caused electric
currents to run through various
ports of the burning building. in-
:lurinx many persons. Ono current
of electricity ran up a Jet of water
and through the body of n firemen. '
The'flrezflghter-m tilled Wily. promptly. It never dimming
lItI'lll)‘. \‘-Il|l‘t in; :ilm yatm l T’t‘ l,‘\.',* I'tI u‘lieu I‘i'ittptnr: ~ ». .i.~..1 . uni:
itilion .‘ttr his r~ihlolir- pr. wan, 93.. h: (Ilfirll‘lfdil.
ntuiullv in foothill. l'i'niii ill-”rt. he: ' '
onierrd tfutiiirt-tii'ul .igiirultuml‘ WWW WWW 1" ‘--'l " »- ., '
college and with one w.” ill' led-”1': 1’ "W?" "'3’” " " ‘E‘ l" -'
football Plill‘t‘i's tlint the Si"lif|t'-I hux' 3 """-
ever had. Alter l-uving iii-Hr..-
.
he.
,\tt i-l‘itl .‘li'. \\ii.‘iv '
professional indium ,imt
was ranked amour. the IALJN . their)!" 1’01“ [NM f-lz‘tv'. in‘~ ' 'm'r‘ xi
state. in the professional “4.1.1 mi from Jf‘i‘tSt-y (,‘lil'. I. . i; a - it.
has worn the colors of (hf y-mvpjspxui tin. post i» w an:
dt‘ltt'ri Strum Hnllorg, _.\]1.,\'.u_‘- “11,; ' " '
.llll'ti lilliI llth \‘rar, )lit'v" "ttt'Sv A tilinlut' H: i. t I. ' 9
Ilium; lI'i‘n ll1;\t‘- Ii: 4 ti 1 ‘~ -i l', :t t. u
m. ..............~._.._._._- ... ~t-‘t‘! A in Il"l". 'i":~ ._ l: . -. ii- ~ n [“illllv
loll rC"'I‘IIII)' :itt-l * M} it till-
‘l"lt‘tl and l‘wtti'iti i!.'I oiic
,Ihun been paint- 2 :r-r time- (-31
the rusl- rti :iY-pmi'li ‘H li'
iingtou straw bit-tin. 5.... :.it (Ill/44;“;
icluim that ‘ti-v " ;. 3 Art-ii by
.3. boys. but our l’ti‘i-t .' -' l iii-lay
.thut. "it was ”1- um}. o: L...“ lung}
land “(13 iILlII'" .lurttiy
i
intit'.”
Ili‘
to J o
DANBURY \‘m. ‘tf, , ‘p,_1-mr_';luiul ts IIil.‘ mvtwr n: the t‘l.‘ {Litton
teen persons residing in n. wimsmryliit Lust [H‘V'illtflll- 'iilivl thumb-tut will. i,
frame built-ting at 4.; in”... firm... I--tutti<-il yisimitm ii- .n . r . m...
were forced to tltiee in their nightlwmrl‘ “h” “Minded Illi vim...” .4
I t x ' .‘ i .g . . it
clothes early this morning when tire 1’” l‘WllHr. written “.1. hint .i Lu i
broke out in [ho bukeshop of Morris ‘ “‘0 Monday. ”I” I“! ["2” “MM”
~- . . ’iit lirr l‘l‘t’)!Ii-xl“9 hum-- iixl‘ .i luv
hokolouis on the ground floor. :(I’l\"i to ‘wlp “ram“... U.” m,
The Mo was eonilned tirlncimflli" _‘ i: ”‘2, 1 . ”1,5 .2 W (I ,Q '.
to the bakery and was t-stimnted nt ‘ "m“ “ "" "' ‘ f "“' "
., In" of WOO“ It “"11 caused 1with understood. left, it lurgi: hum .:
‘ ' ”' ‘ “' ‘ »I .‘,-_,,.. .n'...“
the (,\.,.rh....mm of H W" of grease .monti Itu tiriiit.) ill lutit.l.._ ...
Err-State Legislator
I'L.\I.\'l"II;Jl.lJ. huv. ‘.'."i.-A--—-.l:tmes
DRIVER 0F \anliri‘. iormur i'cpri-su-ntailvo in the
tL-egisluiu‘re. was today ltrlllltl guilty
lot lhett, oi‘ cement from the high.
LIQUOR TRUCKLuay department and also on th-
in‘liiii‘nn of selling intoxicating liquo:
illi- nus fined its and costs on t!-
STAMF‘ORD. Nov. 25. (AP.)—~Al-g iirsi charge and. $50 and
CilSlS (‘
bet-t. Pnriseau or Lowell. Mass. or ! the second charge. The iirsi. m.-
restcd here while. he was trying to. was tried in the morning b. t-'
Mild th‘Ollllh 1““ gallons of alcohol Judge Torrey in town court. It; "a.
on November 30. min sent to jail: ((Iulivl not minty on l\\'u .itlir-r emit
for 30 days and lined S200 nudgullr-gtug I‘LIIVTl‘. tin-ti. Walker
costs utter pleading guilty. .Iohnltmtrrvnl to 1ch Iliilivl‘ churnc at ii
Larramen. also of Lowell, who “listlljlt'll in the nttrrnoon but was mu
with him. was not prosecuted. ‘rulcii.
SAYS ALICE 2
OLD NOY CLAHH '
TO BE ‘WliilE’
WHITE PLAINS. N. Y.. Nov. 25.
(AIM—Mrs. Gcom Jones. elderly
white mother of Alice Beatrice
Jones. defendant in the Rhinelander
.
i.-
l .
Italian King Honors
' New. Haven l’ublishe
NEW HAVEN. Nov. Lain—Philip
Troup editor and publish-tr ot the
New liuven "Union" receive-d “0rd
today that he had been made A: Clie-
valier of the Crown of ltnly.
cber 12 by the King and was viscom-
mended by the iorrign minister. .‘Il’.
'l‘roup tonight attended a dinner in
New York in honor of Count Volpi
and the Italian debt commission.
Zilr. Troup has been active in ltullnii
, circles hurt.
in behalf of her daughter and d‘e~
Tlfllli COPS Lost: 1115.“le
CONST.-\N'i'li\'t_tl’l.i'f. Pictur-
esque. night watchmen of Constuiitl.
Lioplo must shave their boards. cut
their hair and Wear uniforms, ac-
cording to A recent order by the. pro-
tect.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
TWO ANTIQL‘E SPOOL BEDS.
Also. a. most unusual largo gray
paisley shay]. Phone 3763-J. 107
Flaxhlll road.
Ouch! My Back! Rub
Lumbago Pain Away
Rub Bucknche Away “1th Small
Trial Bottle of Old
"St. Jacobs Oil.”
When your back is sore and lame
or lumbago. sciatica or rheumatism
has you stiffened up, don‘t sufferl
Get I. small trial bottle of old. hon-
est "St. Jacobs Oil" at any drug
store. pour a little in your hand and
rub it right on your aching back.
out! by the time you count titty. the
soreness and lameness is gone.
Don‘t stay crippled! This loath-
ins. penetrating oil needs to be used
only once. It takes the pain right
out and ends’the misery. It In mag-
ical. yet absolutely harmless and
doesn't burn the skin.
lay claim to being white.
It has been the contention of
.RY WORTH
$3,500 IS GONE
HARTFORD. .‘Ior. 25. (A. P.)—-—
Bond at 6:80
According to reports. the three
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Thanksgiving
Sale
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We Have Purchased From One of Our Makers
75 OVERCOAT S
Which were made to sell for $35.00 and $40.00 at a price which
permits us to sell them at. a considerable reduction.
TODAY, NOV. '25th.
We will place these coats on sale at the remarkable low figure
Of — $27.50
You cannot afford to miss this Opportunity of making: an early
selection. ' -
R gers -& Stevens
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