P
cat. iN' no “Sim
Wk? til“
mt ASA round
benefit: not
. . "out;
decent
I sea at 'M as
«out 19. mm to
one Toe noun no
tot-Item. . we M M:
SOMEWING To
MN
unfit
Doc Williams drove down h‘rn Newburgh
every Wednesday and natural! to coach the
It was soon nolecd nround that tho'cadets
were struggling‘ over a tootball rule book. It
i . seems that there was plenty 0; bone and muscle
but the Point was shy on gridiron gray matter.
There was A young doctor at Newburglt Itametl
Williams who had It tow ideas about the game
and he volunteered his services.
that Doe thought out the fame tackles back play
that was later to make him one at t
mat-hes in the gasse.‘ This play was a knew“
as the flying wedge and Williams used it very
rent revenues or from the proceeds
oi' bond lsuuc:L “
Revenues
’l‘ he tow I'oVenu'n Icccipts oi Nt'lo'
Britain IOI 192‘s. were 32.937.980. or
“2. «a per cnpitn. This nna “75.4”
more than the total payments ot the
year. exclusive of the payments tor
permuncnt improvements. but 8743.-
36!) loss than the total payments in-
cluding those for permanent im-'
provemcnts. Those payments in ex-'
cons ot rcvcnuu receipts were. met
from the proceeds of debt obliga-
tions. 0! the totnl revenue receipts
81.52" represents receipts (mu a
city department or enterprise on
account of services. ‘
Propdrty taxes represented 1'MI
per cent ot the total revenue for
1924, 76.4 per csnti'or.1il:5 and Ill.
per cent for 19“. The increase in
the amount 0! property taxes collect.
ed was 18” per cent from title to
1925. and “.9 per cent rom 1925 to
"26. The per capita p operly taxes
were 38.3! in 1926. 830.45 to 1925.
and its.“ in 1918.
Earnings of public service cuter-
prlaes operated by the city rapis-
sented 3.9 per cent oi the total re-
venue tor 1026. 95 per cent tor
19.5. and 14.4 per cent tor 1918.
Indebtedness
The net Indebtedness (tunded or
tixcd debt loss sinking fund assets)
at. New Britain on March a). ms.
was 85.871695. or $86.86 per copitn
In 1925 the. per capita debt was
$71.85. and in 1013. $56.16. The in-
crease in net debt noted for me
was due. principally. to bond issues.
for schools. sewers. and subway.
Assessed Valuations and Tax 1“.“
For 1936 the assessed valuation 0!
property in New Britain subioct to
ad valorem taxes tor city corporation
was "05.6“.026. The levy tor all
purposes tor 1026 was 3:. 30!.091. 0!
which ta. "9.030. or 05.6 per cent.
1925 the comparative per capita for
maintenance and operation of gen-
crnl dopnriments was 829.15. and tor
1018. 815,72. Payments for the op-
oration. of public aertlce enterprises
‘i
i
l
23.-~
..
ing it. Results are so natural. grad-
uni and nice that men as well as
women use it.
it doesn't stain the scalp. Ons'a
Iriends seldom notice the gradual
change and to test What it Will do
one need only apply it to some small
spot for a week or two and watch
results.
5Men and women In all walks oi
lite hnve been amused at the young-
er appearance that comes with the
disappearsncevot gray hairs from
their head. Evidently one need nev-
or become gray it they keep the
scalp nnd roots toned up with an
ocennlonsl massage with Les'a Hair
'Tonic.
If any rendciv desires to try a bot-
tic or Lcn‘s Hair Tonic on the mat:-
f}
. U. S. Bureau Tells
' ‘ Cost of R '
. unnIng
I
' New Britain C ' (\Iitteruorlts. cemeteries. subways.
9 Ollll. .IInd slaughter house) amounted to
. 8192.309; interest on debt. "it.“ 0:
W.\Sl*l'I.KG'l‘O.\',l). (tho‘, rind outlays tor permanept improve-
“ -, , , .. mvnis. including those tor public
1' Lepaitment n #10“. an service enterprises. ".210. 301. The
nounccs a suiuninn of (it ”llllntllli' 10m p'I\'.ments macro". (or ex—
tntisiirs of tin ill\ Impnrntlon tit. penal-ii at general departmcnts Mid
\Iw Britain. 101 till 115' 'll 30:” Ind- lillhlit‘ service enterprisel. HINT?"
inc March 31, 1:13.: i and outlays. were 08.681.830. Of
I':\|lt'lltiiilll't‘~ this amount 81.520 represents psy-
'l‘hw pnymvuh{ormniuh lllllltt'. IInIi W'nifl It." a Pit)’ department or "i-
nperntiou oi' the .LrI-ncrul departments} l"l‘lll'itl" ‘0 ""01“” 0" "3‘30““ of
(If New liriiniu, tor t‘ it. fisml \cnr ““r"l°"3- '
rndlni: “I'm 11 "4.1”".‘0. Imounitd ml The totals include all payments for
$1.0 .‘I‘. am or out 0.". per capitn. lnl the, ycnr.»\vhether made from cur-
\ I “
Til Wh M' Ad W
Never Gro 'G 01' Old Looking
Their Oolor Glands Are Nor-
mal and Pigment Keeps
Hair Nice Shade
and Color
ADVICE T0 READERS
I
6 IF I‘URNING GRAY
A Simple Home Tonic Starts
Youthful Color Re-
turning
‘ HILMAIKKABLE DISCOVERY.
i lie didn't “uni nn artificial dye
m- tint and it or course must be
harmless and smuethlng that could
he “Sud for years and years without
the slightest injury to hair or scalp.
1
. .| . ‘ t
pitioiifjwtrill}; ”it“ builds up u as absolute guarantee of satisfaci‘ .wha levied tor the. city corporation:
‘J Wm“? Em H lhti or some long tion or money back. they “to.” "I. us. or 3.0 per cent. for the
‘ ‘~ A 1‘ 5-~ ‘1 ““11““ “ ‘0"1‘3 purchase a. bottle at Harold A. State. and "I. 377. or 1.6 per cent
that would l'("\i\t‘ and inInuinte the
inactive, wank. or dormant hair
roots and color glands ‘ ' '
Under the name of Lou's Hair
Tonic anyone may now purchase the
scalp food and tonic he finally per-
fected. For several your: hair dres-
sers and specialists have been us-
ilend's or any good drug store or pin
it dollar bill to this advertisement
and send with name and address
plainly written to Lea'a Tonic Co.
Brontu'ood. lid. ti bottles parcels
post anywhere with full directions.
No one need have gray or oft-col-
orcd hair as; more—Adv.
tor the county. The per capita tax
levy for the city. State. and county
was 836.63. In 1835 the p“ c. to
levy was "(.93 and in "‘18. ii .50.
Legion Auxilia Plant
Tonight for ' 'ct
Meetings Here Dec. 15
.__.......
' St sportstmectina or the Amer-
ican Legion auxiliary will be: held
at 8 this evening at the horns of
Mrs. Katherine Johnson. a Bay-
mond Terrace. East Not-walk. to
make plans tor entertaining posts
and auxiliaries ot Fairtlsld County
when the district meetings are held
In NorthlIt Dec. 15. All members
are‘ urged to attend this special
meeting.
Notices were sent out for this
meeting but an error was made in
the date on some at the cards. .
W
non! or mutt Thomsolt
[his BEES MISSING A WEEK
The bodys ot‘ Frank Thompson.
New Canaan. who was in a amill
boat with Ellinger White. Van Zant
street. when It capsized on' Peach
island dulng the storm of Tuesday
November 9. has not been located.
Several senrching parties have
been coming the islands and local
waters for the past week hoping
that the body would come to the
surface. It is now believed that the
4
Special
Shirt Sale
body led out at the local waters
into L glslnnd sound.
Noilccr‘ has been torn-arded to
other cities asking that they be on
the lookout tor the body. In a great
many instances bodies have been
known to float across the sound be-
fore they were found.
Between New South Wales and
Queensland runs a tense 300 miles
long. It was built to keep tick-too
tested, cattle out or , h’ew South
Wales. ’
STARTING TOMORROW! THE.
GREAT THANKSGIVING SALE or
MEN’S SHIRTS .
These shirts are made right, they lithht, and
the quality 1s excellent. Colhr attached and neck-
band in White and Fancy $2 .00 and 82.50 Grades
. 31,55
Rogers 0.? Stevens
TWO 8T0"!
cadets. It was while making one oi these trips
greatest
. ”V. «was. .
'- Med ‘dor andctitg \nd retreati-
sumeaatully .in his early years as coach at Min-
nesota "u."
with at the Academy.
UN squad had ever seen a tootbuil gfiue.
of the boys thought that a gridiron
ot a store. It In a sui’priao to
S'ets Trap for
He tound a green gang or gouter~ l1 “ill‘k
llut um men on the cu-
Wood ('owaii
SNAP 00"
utvaILtE
lowed from rcveilln
Home
ma uniu‘ smt
ItomI Iii tlimii
Memorial; Honors
cost on menus; ' on HUM
V “1TH”:
‘iill breakfast.
lows were so Pllliilhillhlii‘ Iiimut
they dashed out tor llrllt'til‘t‘ III t‘tt‘l‘) opportunity.
(To be millillllt‘til
maul:
If A
QL' ’ER
"T'bI‘w,
3, ALREADY-
: 9. '
RD WE ”TA
V
to had out that the. hitll was etuttod with air.
The cadets hail no limo i'or pructlcu and tho
ouly tlmo ion to iht‘nl‘t‘lt‘t‘n Ivns between lunch
and alter-noon classes «ml the tltieen minutes ul-
litit the [el-
tlII- zumc, than
lilnv mominx “as very lurgr-ly ut-
Wes'tport' Children
Writing to Guam
‘lli’ [EXCIIANGINH
LETTERS
\il'l‘ll \‘til'htih’l‘lilie LIVING
tt\ ISLAND. 'I‘IIIZY lltli'll 'l‘ti
l.|..\li\ CUSTOMS .\.\li .‘ltllll’.
til-"LII'IZ 'I‘fll‘llilu':
l‘ "‘ 9“ “—"
i
i WESTPORT
I lldlpb Sacco. \i'estport cor-
roaptmdout tel; Sentinel 0mm
1 Not-walk 0.. '
Itl Ill"
.1“ rlioril m hunl :Iri- \inIIng lriiu r.» to
pupils atII-Iiding llii: HIYII' gratin in
thl .‘IliUUl on lll' liittml of Guam.
Tim vahcs “ill it‘ll Iii-1n .‘IM’W'illlllK
('l th‘. litc more and ill' y are tum-r];
lt‘nlvlnli i'ouarti to them
w-
'Ih" Clilltll‘t’li iii Mary lli lht‘
[t‘iiurrh oi the Assumption will hhld
.qulhir curd puriy III the bust'mvnt
Illl'thv church, this evening. There
will in pililitlllt' films for iii" “luv
ucrs ur'piuoohlu uwl Itliist Igumcs.
ltctrt-sthInIs \vlil hr serwl. The
proceeds of this strles or card put-
Iics will go toward altuud to give
l'upiis “I ”W i-Ivtii unmi-
Itt'IIrlmi. ’l‘IIu liltul.ill." {Oli.\\’h'i‘t‘lIhif't'lliitirr'll or the t‘lllil’tll .I t‘hririt-
v.1.» l‘ll\t I I I In: wily-rs of III- (tirin' ; Imus p'Ii'iy.
Skunk Gets Fox War Runner :
""“"‘ .\‘~ ill-lulu; tor the. 31:}:- Hill\ lur
. . . . ‘ \ lI-I.Ii.cd by the local Girl Scout
cmnmci. sumsn'rox Alh‘ Who sacrificed I‘Vgen I” ($598“ Ann“ council. in muons» .to‘littors aunt
, “ITS IIE‘I PRETTY GOOD ' amous flaxc ‘VIII Teu|pu£ during. good chctr Work. the
TRAFFIC“ -— COMMITTEE liI'I.I i I.i:.~ Min-r”: , im... .y 'uuncii at Its monthly minim. l"rt'
NAMED T0 nI'ILp t'lll'llt‘ll 1"“ twin lililttl'sut tllislittln Imm "1 '5' l "" "”"".“"“"' "‘“ .‘L‘V nlzht. mm to stnd lettvrs or
ADDITIOV. «mun tI-I-m iin- shuns t'flt‘ll mm. Mm“ “WNW“. lip” Illllllv‘ili. :I]|pl‘t:ClMl0tl to the dm'urt-nt mt‘nrs.
' , ._ tin} ! i». ior~.- their (:31! a story. “mm" “" " " "' "1 ("Am-“I" 1"l'I'ljhr niretinpwus in charm.- of tilt:
_ liil'\"| .I' slow. ut‘ the «teed u?‘ oni- l”‘""'" “"' " "1‘. “'W‘I‘Ht‘3 :Iii-‘i' ins uhumnnuoi’ til-I l'ilililri‘u )lrs. i: C.
ntii In numb-I ulio c;Irri.-.l (Ill. 1 iv” ”H" "'1 H "1“ "1'" "l: """""l 0“ “ll” .\':I,~ii Anion was also truium I‘tlil.
DARIEN H ‘l't‘t'l'. Iiurim: the “Iini'H t‘l “I'll" ‘ .‘il‘m ” “In?“ 1““ “m” r"“‘h"'r~':‘ilt’t‘ to rI-Vising and bringing up in
MIMI-VI ill :I ti'l'fltlfl ago. ‘ “2"" “1‘36““ :2“"1“' 1-H": ='*>'-"""1 this lltt~ constitution and in-iziu‘t‘.
"" Iml it. ~ . ~ - .- .I ~ , "I WWW. um mm , .A . .. > ._ '.
doll Herrick. ”grip". ”,r. hm. -l [I] H “'ifll‘ ‘lIMi “whim“ '\'M- ‘ L,” pI-rt-I'nt.” ,ul Ich lunr the. mu (it ill I. Tlll'l
‘ ‘ "I. Sentinel DUI! " l‘ r- ”F . 01"3 “l 'l‘ \ i'- |\\Uli\ ulll be in clump? of the «hair-
an?“ - t . dim. nix-l “llt‘ll tlm t‘mrmnns begun ' " """-“'”‘ ““ “‘1“ 1 i” P“ :0le "ml \lius Donne “amp. i-i an.)
l1" 9:. ii In i new Illll it“ “as sent ulth un . I“ "‘ "W ""“‘ M "“‘W “i" "i th ‘1 l" i .\'uru. ilk Uill Smut VIN"?
fl lira-viii l.‘.".‘*.“1l|{t‘ it) the Fulani-l of at \lt‘W (Ii his >IIIII.~.~IIII (‘t IIWIII of .‘mu _
smetal committees have been ”‘W'W‘t‘ ""Rhn‘ml- 0" his “'M'. “M" “" “ ”W": “" "mi“! N -""'i .\ lurcr- dvivngtion from “'rsirti'l‘i
appointed by the board of trusturs
nnd the Mt'n's clubs III the Noroton
Prophyterinn church consider
moons of raising tunilshvith which
an ‘oddltlon to the t‘llllrt‘i‘l will be
erected. ‘
Plans for the proposed new rid-
dfiogt have been drawn up by sev-
eral members of the parish. Tho.
bins prints mil {or a one-story brick
building about 60 [er-t wide by 00
feet deep. to be erected «t the mu
0! the church building. III urchl-I
tcciuro the non- rtructuru uill cor-
to
respond as nrurly as possible with
the present building.
Increased enrolment in tin. Sun~
day school and the. various o‘her
church organizations was chlotly’l
responsible for. the proporul. which
took form some time use The new
building will' house It gymnasium,
Club rooms and It small ititvhru.
The gymnasium. which will be: usod'
as well an an auditorium will rent1
about too.
Arrangements to misc sulliciritt
money to realize the lll'ojt‘t'l llnyt‘
not as yet been complex-d. although
it is expected they “ill be soon. '1‘hvE
new project is one which is Ix.‘
tromcly necessary and for which;
the parishioners lll‘o rI':Idi' ii) at.
vote every effort.
“.—
ClurenCc Summer-ton. the sun It
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin C. summI-rtunfl
Leroy “cutie. is at present tt-ilinn
the world.in;thc vicinity of Dnrirn
of his iextrnordinnry good luclt In:
I. trapper. thn (‘iurcucc set his
traps in the‘Durinn woods Sunday
night. he thought that II he “AS
Inelty he might flnd'u skunk in one
oi them in the morning. lnetond.‘
as much to his surprise as to that
or others. he found a red tax. It
“tell as lucrntiva as it is strange.
Fox pelts are worth npproxinm. cl:
815. and it nould not be unfair toi
Imagine that there. are ’liosc, how
in Dorian who w'oultln t mind bring:
in Mr. Summer-tom's shoes ;
l
Darien police Ilnto reached no-t
ticc that the operators' licenses ot‘
the tollonlng lime been suspcnulv d
tor six months: Hurry Scott. ilnltvr‘l
Ridge road. arrested 'ror ovndingt
responsibility; John D. Criinmius.
Bell avenue. and George T. Mallory.
Hollow Tree Ridm road. Tho ins
two were. apprehended on a charm
similar to that against Scott.
‘———-
P’ollowlnt: are mortgage decds‘
that have been tiled in the allies ot|
the town clerk. Stephen R. Hort:
Carlton 'l‘. thb. Durien. to Fidelity
Title and Trust company. Stmntonl.
property on Hillside avenue. $4.500;
Charles Groppe, Darion. to William
'1'. DcWatcrs. Stnmtord. property in
Dar-ten. 81.600; Louis A. Lottlcy.
Stamford. to l-‘llred Drenckhnhn.
Riverside. $4.000.
Meyers Gobey. Northfield. Vt.. nowg
a resident of Dorian. has accepted It!
position as clerk in George Yellc‘s
cigar store. ‘
-_'—--_r
Wilbur Raymond. hssistnnt Qarlen
postmaster has returned from his
vacation and lias again taken up his
duties.
A football game has been ur-
l'auged between teams representing.
troops. to be played Thursday after-
noon. A tlcld tor the game has not
us yet been selected, but will be an-
nounocd lyater.
Preparations have been completed
for the euchru and pinochle nblch
Kill be given by the 11on Name to
eiety or St. John's Catholic church.
Newton. in St. John's hall. tomor-
Hilde will be tur-
)
who will be served.
The Men's club of the Noroton
Myierian churchlhan made at-
rangements {or a dinner
which will be held on the etching of
December 1. from C until I o'clock.
A daughter. Mary Jane. has been
born to Mr. and Ira. Joel Foster
Gabon. 201 Peat load. )0. and
In. Oiibert have been the‘ recipient
of our ii’DI'.‘ congratulations.
‘ i'I‘IIIIk 1‘.
the Darlcn and Noroton Boy Scout _
W from Page Thirteen)
.\I:Ii-: li‘
\‘..t‘= Iimi'tullv \IuIIIIIlml ltili
Iirnru- i iliizsii' to II crossroads.
\\llvi~ ‘v'li‘- otii-I’ runnar might 5w:
has iv-i'.
'lliH‘i i- Illt‘tl. lifilt'llllLZ‘ :Iloi't our
lutunl ll'. \\illt‘ll illi' previous mes-
t-I‘uv \\ It. t‘lllll‘llt"ii. Another runner
did If)!!!“ along. tool: the message
lllllit Iii. stittiiivil fingers and de-
Ithl’ i It 'l'ht-n ht; went to For-
nImIl' Iti?ll.|"'llt curd told how llt‘
dicri .
“Thu moving gesture has been
tit-.IsuI-ni in the hearts of the. ho-
, rnIIt'I-I‘I'III:
ilt’Ir-ii Il‘ Mint‘tmt, III
:lfls- .‘MIII III
’i'ri \vlvicii ti. 'Iili "lll'i.
\vI:iI ms fillllilltrl“
llIII II-piu “.\II oli'tt'i
lug rent to tip» I'II} t'ttlliitil
“‘lli'lilt‘l‘ You IIrI- sulticiu-niii‘
brIItml iu lu~ entitlwl In
oixziit |II~rI - ill. "
II'Y‘ It‘ll-i
:I Hi
:Is to
“it...
pm only
. 180 I’nknow n Stars
ro'r. It liwvlounstm-n. who. with the
l:I|p u' Iiw minim: company. have
mm m. . in II a monument to )iurt'liv's
memory. The monument represents
him on he lllutli have appeared to
tilt loud rilllnt‘l‘ who found ’his
lioIlv his right arm thrust tomml“
ti» ri.\, holding its message.
or. i'\l'lI'S FREE OF DIZIH‘
I' \lilhllItTNlIIiS Alili Tilllli .\'l'
COM.“ l1): ION llliI-1;\I\I'.\\"I‘ .
Hid St. Paul's church on the Grrcn
1‘ cutiroly true from debt according
to Im nnuoueemeut made at the
liliiilv‘lfliil (allowing the annual cor-
l
Im 4.. cmumunion ot'tiie “omen 0!.
iii“ parish yestt-rdny morning.
The nnounceruent vmsmuilr
Austin. :‘t membcr of the
\t siiy \\ ho mild thnt all current ex-
t‘: liI to dim.
tiiu pIst too that" “do also paid.
Found By Astronomer
I'.\l’ II .TH“I\. Airliu lAF)—~Thc
tllM'Iva‘l)’ til 1w uultnwun slurs is
It'liI‘l'lt“ by Dr. \.II.IlI lute. n. Butt" 1'
:Ietrunouur. “ho I:.I~. it". ii investi-
Iuitiiu; lil' ”new ll> ii'mn South
AII‘II'A.
'I‘hv :IstI-unoml r melt Iiv-tcrrninr-il (l.
gi'utill ut' ll]!‘"t~ Ni-I‘f-lit'tl double
slurs \\II‘.I‘ll lll‘lli‘ ir .i'.’..'l"i~'-'Ilt‘ form
.I sextuplr- must. lintznu This Litter
til.“t?.\'t'l')'. l'I'. ViiJIIit lms («plains it);
the ilu-I Ilmt lllillt II_n unity of these
«luIIi-ii: Him li.i\'t i-I-n III'reptttl :IK
>II:I:lr- sun's
R0 \Dh'l‘l. It I'i( Itll I) [1' II"
POLICE .\I .III IRON “OIKKS
Polici- received It pliono‘clll'ycei
terilny afternoon that a Meyer road-
ster had been standing idlc near the
Norwulk Iran \Vorkn for three days.
l’alieeinun .lohn ]~‘ l‘lynn investi-
‘ II. “N‘s tor t! p, current yegr had bell“ gated t'lltl it‘d tilt. machine token to
’llto rntiro conch tog Vmst
Q etrm
Brothers garage on Cedar
'l‘ht lluns Itntes hole the
.. ..I
“I ii-Iilitnt'li I
.II tilitn is lit-9
lrv [IlilllllllL‘ to :Iiinnil ti.» >t.IIo Invoi-
iIIII: UIrl {Stunt in l‘I- llt‘ltl iii .‘IIli-
l
ii'll
,‘ _._..
'l‘hn lir-ls' tli‘r‘ill'iilltnt of the Y.
.\I. t‘. .\. was rc-opcnrd ycsttrdny
PAGE NINE"
If"? Doiiik't‘lnei Il tor >I~|\- 1.” whole.
)Vlllit‘ lllllil‘l',‘tlllit' l"|-.I§'* I'll“ 4...,“
nos i-li'i on the 11qu who... .1...“
pill. on Ilil‘ putii lltilhw
‘ ._.._x
A git-I (‘lllli tllltlluiw.‘ m "m
uud bots. :.vlut~l I;u I ii I...“
I'iliti .~I\iiI iletIlt~ w l'. .‘n
I";Iltnn In lino], '.l‘ i v.‘. I. .m ,I i‘v
lilies tiI-Itfln. chum Ii: I. up..."
‘I‘fii'ht‘i. .‘It'nll'il\ \‘iii ,-:s 2' .t .q.
t-rtniumupts git-"v in lit .. i not.
iuotlicr 'rliiiI iiiitl II.-. l.i‘|.‘l_v
Huh. hurt lmn ltllllliii II. I .......I.
tht rtuilint: of illltll ;». ~..~. w ..
iJNI simivntn in t [I it .1. .... 1....
this Ilub. Ullti tin .‘u\- w .l...i..- m,
hmlitst “‘Uii\ ill “1' it .II- .' 4'
iii“ btloltit [In l.lI-' (illi» Mr H .. t. ‘
my: mouth. 0 -.
'i‘li- :‘lliIIII‘III I\ (i'lll'l‘ ”ml
l'I‘iIluI-me. In initclIIIII' up II I. ‘.
Ithllt innul liti“l'i‘li “7“”va ,.v i
Mlilthpm'. uhlt‘h him lit-ll mi .,.
Ill-'illV places to lny IIIII-I- ,\ p. .t.
I-ouil “Ill lu- Illllil Ill Ill“ wilv .‘f‘tit'IIL
'l'hv’ llt'w IiI'lIliztrt mrr il‘." 5mm.
ninth and Anni-Hui. mum at» “A
inctml in in ()[NIII-Il it! :- t’~ v. dun
When this In lIOIll‘ It mil comma“
the \VI-Hport-\\'o-siun run E
St. AllliI‘H (lIIIIIi
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and Mrs. Wilbur Deming o'
lipllizutmk I'IIIIuI-uuliclnll
Rct'.
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lhlIII'h ll.1\t ('Alt‘Ii'itli .iI Iini'nlirui
I.» all lllulllllm‘fl Ii: lllI' Iliuiii. ,awi
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l‘it‘t']|ll0il tat tlII |IIII~IJ:..I' at a
this I'vumiiu.
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(f tlw Y. .\t. t .\ u. II‘.:II.III.’ ltllllr.
for a treasuri liuut i‘Il’i‘l’iV. 'llllze
ls ilii tin) ziilv I' 'l'lI.I:.'\» 1'.“ .l"I
llIii'I'nill be lit) >-'i.Iml.
iii Oriit'i‘ to iii'lll will lil‘ rim;-
iwuitli uni-mi»: lililtlllltlllll‘ Mill. .1
folk song comm l'i nil] in- ,Zi'w . .
thI- auditorium of tin. Y ,‘i I'. \,
II‘I‘lIlriv owning. Irv .\li>~ l'r'llt‘lt
.‘lt‘lJOilIIltI of Rio York.
TllI‘. road from ill: .‘llli'lfi' \[m
to t‘ImIlIII 12-4 'il l'1|<lII’II ptrfltllt
[*nilrxitn Il.
'lli- Iumrmni trill; I‘ll u'l
Imct v'ith Mrs. Louis ,lnws n hr,-
lIrInI in I.ill"tilli Sv‘l‘t‘t"i I'm: nitri-
noon.
1
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HE COUGHED SO
{His Cough Worried Family
Ordinary Remedies Did
Him No Good
OOUGHED WORSE NIGHTS
“My husband months and mm It
doctor and “its to‘-' there was noth-
ing wrong pith him but that Cough
clung to him night and day lie
would come' from outdotlrs into n
theatre or the houso and Eot‘Ill he‘d
be hacking -aIIl banking tetrlblc.
[tight in the midst of :I movie he‘d
have to leave his seat. Neighbors
commented on it
its even took Cod Liver Oil. al-
though he hated it. and quit bo-
tore it did him our good
told our doctor and he said: “Men
are all alike and you can't blame.
OR WHEN INDOORS 4
I finally‘
BAD PEOPLE
i STARTED-HAD TO LEAVE “MOVIE”
lillil mu: ii In; Flu .m i
lie of iinnninc. it ix .I iii .- I. tip;
Flnxsceti. laurulyiitiig. I"| 11mm”
ltnr lutim' than t'rlti LivI-I till .it‘i
. works quick.
lilir'l l.'i'.\' \\ti.\lli.l(l'l'l.t
"llv like-l ‘i.InnIIiIIv' :n u-ii l~
lull: it 1.. tnrc Izw‘ Iis illllll li.- uh”:
Iii-Hill \\:I.~ lll'lw. 1t littl I‘I iv .‘i‘llil‘tll
his I'Ituuli -i1 lillll iiu. ll]! flu! l
ncxcr mu mrdirin» “nth >tzv II “on
dots lltltili \mbmh “llil n told
i0“ ranch eimii‘l iiw l.l n.1rn‘ * m-i
ltlllllltil inn: 1' "
A much lh' IliiliLI'iHI'~ Ii tum"
int t'v- .Ir, \\'-il “lm‘iv ! lirii.:_.'l~'l.~l
lll\'.t‘ l.II tiilll" .‘IN' or U '1 l time"
In \il l .I lli'. I Hit in" lilill‘ iuliln
.pat‘p-ls poet. iii-r" I‘h-miw'Il l‘o.
ilrv-ntuooil. Md.
l Nutc, \Vr evil and i‘tII-ilil'ii‘hi‘i
ILinoniur. iiunul'l .\. \it..i Ill‘lli‘.’lp',
The corporate communion yestcr- quuhqu 96335.
By Order 0
Costs
i
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.A_. D. SLAVITT, Receiver
1"“.
l U. S District Court of Connecticut
Saki-Starts Tuesday, N ov'.'?23.9 AM Sharp
Women's and-‘Misses FNew‘ Fall and Winter
Dresses Hats
To Be Sold BELOW COST OF MATERIAL ALONE!
Wit.
55- Wash-net. in Street
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