JEWETT CITY What Is Coinz On Tonight. The postoffice Will be closed today Motion Pictures_ai Sreed . Thestre WILL A 'I'lc from 8 a. m. untl 630 p. m. < v Yot iy Riverside Grammar 1001 ¥ri- o= - o —— . ¥ > day noon for the mmﬁer a%‘ e week. . W ”' iSGbne - a g T m’}hgnhz:g:u Seryige ta Cemtral Dope The pight operator at the railroad ules For Youns sters. J : i i station fas been taken off for the hours| 3- 5 sirien o circle, mi{ 7 of you are t : mﬁ’ﬂ“yﬁm poscrcaft Legion, Xe. 124, 1 ride. 'ter cere-| Ona of Grisyes* s weather prophets a te 3 . mony a breakfast was served at the|the old school, sys that now the rookd] ,,,‘;g'"",{."';,,,,,.,"““ 2 w pdih ﬂnﬁ M : / ®or T fome o ride’s parents, Mr. and|and swamps are fuli winter cén Set in s meant to help = choose a rul John in of No. 36 Ives street,|any time it wants 0. He recalls that WIDE-AWAKE POETEY. United States? I lope those days wil MopsE pazA guests heing present After| when he was a youngster there was al- Taeticiviae Vs find me a good strong republican. A > - a hoeymoon the couple will reside| ways skating and “slidivg down hill” on PR 2 AR . POYON, Age 11. Many are awailing anxously in ! whetd the groom is employed. | Thanksgiving dey. The close geason is &xalé:dthe ;hrv 'gll“ % CAPER O gziwyﬁe of the 1-:1::) lfvx mnhx; be :m Arthur Glugras, Brisf partrid uail. lependence Bel ‘ ' Y c— 3 sdfternoon a iympic hal where RUGES s Coatigne ot s ol et e o B L 28K ‘And Freedom's birthn{ Rabbis Huntise. ¢ the Moose bazaar is being held. Gon- Were united in marriage _Wednesday|bunting geounds this scacon. Much of| How love of Jiberty Dear Uncie a little boy 9 tidg! idorable fivalry is manifestal. wisdukst morning at 9 o'glock, In St Marys|the squirrel wdols, cnce so plenty, has Bore men Across the sea years gid. . We have dogs apd g | thés second “andual concert and dance| Miss Mary Little and Mrs. Robert Pe- |endured were moved to devote this day | Would be in paradise. along the tracks, his dog, Collle, Was| wyije th fishi th his T dancls wiven by Obwebetuck lodge, No. 16, In-|grum are spending Thanksgiving in Hart- |to the counting of their blessings. * And | _OP€ day a mdn came in. She told him| &iways his companion. T he a7 ";:"’L‘ mﬁ‘n’;'nou;e principals, there are threo o ndent Order of Odd Fellows, in the | ford. even though we cxperiencs them | Gnd Lo 8310 "I will build you a castle; One night as Mr. Erskine was p pasing ,(u"*sﬁq b i’ fiipel o tnoh LN EM ¥ Tpmareally clever a8d xperience them in{afq have servants and everything for! his Svening meal. Collie. Witg B il o T e T Ve y evening. The pro-| Mr. and Mrs. v A. Bi turned all, Wednesday evening. The pro-| Mr. and Mrs Il‘rn:\ed:““:ux; Teturned | greater or less measure, e should ot | ous but thers WL be a dish on. tho 1 | Betwee s My, Cole: FHY b ’t“ ‘fo #Rdirection of the | ROVCH. GO %or “Nary. | town rramme began at 8 o'clock With an hour | S ,, By b 2 by this, furned ( + coneert by the Peerless orchestra. At 9 for a fow days. |forget to show and express our gratituds | Plé YoU must riot fouch. If you toudh | ceedings. e s | oelock Past Noble Grand and Mrs. at the same house |for the things which have been provided ;‘0’{;: d:"“; ‘:1 Lo rhmffh:"d t':vtchw Spddenly he sprang to his fest aif 4 Isket: ' He soon BREED THEATRE. : i < 74 labor. i 2 S - bt tain :’L’i‘.ﬂ;;’iai"réﬂﬁui?'{fy 12?5116{3 ree oF Eigeaton, BT Plamb and ehil- | for us. And as we observs Thauksgiving | Would not touch It, but one day the| Phe rachs. * When :‘:nrx‘orgv':;: a?::lzr’ rise 1o deé the TRal S s Borors of oy Puctisy Nt 5 of cen sumbets of WHich mine wero: mod-| Miss Florence Truell is spending the |We Should not overlook the opporfunity | Wifé safd fo Her husband, “We W peek| Ersiirie wemt out fa look for his com-| & ehisy 48 14 oW The man raleed | Erich von. Stronelmrs latest. Laie and nine were old fashioned dnces ing vacation with her sister in fof making it a day of teal thanksgiving | 300 Se€ what is in it So She opened the | patiion and heard him barking loudly. | me chfld into fhe Soat. He at once started | Jewel production, The Dev joWing" the * Ainth ~ mirab&r, intermis-| Naghva N. H. B g cover and 2 monse ran out of it and they| Véry sure that Something was wrong Welgor thie sBote.' The child soon regained | which comes to the Breed theatre today, 10 |sion came and ladies of {Volet Rebekah| School was closed Tuesday because of | Lodge, No. 1. 0. O. F, served ice|the eréam, cake and Soda water. The Ziallshad been pretfily decorated could not L i S ' i Gatls be sold -1 Wil 5o and e It yea | LEich ST the dor A8 e rounded tue| eobatiguseed” 9 Guesioned the €hid| Friduy and Saturday. Mr. von Strol VINWERS 2 touched the dish.” Wi futye to his astonishment he gaw Cofliel snd ‘found out his' name ‘and the place | heim was the author and director of J en Weir and Miss Dorothy WINSERS OF TRIZ BOUKE. gached the dish.” When he opened thie|sill barking, sitting on a hufe boulder| wheps hé Hved. ' Th child while ou| Bind Husbands, the recent Universal closed their summer home here| 1—Helen Towers of Versailles—The | JiSh the mouse was not there and he|which had rolied upon the track. 3 for the occasion by P. D. Donohue, Amer- 1 returned to New York. Campfire Girls on the Farm. told them to go home and work hard. | Erskine was just in time to Wern fhe ';1,;{"{,’,‘,“’,’,.:“: i B s Medied | T il S e n flags being draped about the room. | L . 3acLean went to Jersey | 3 Linwood Tracy of Canterburs—The | nag ne Asem won g S Voo Just as express and thus preveated a horrible #6-| hot tied fuR: TR tofs fhe aon | A rosragection 1 The Devirs Pass ‘cross tho stiging a white banmer was Urday fo spend the winter With | Boy memm o 2d as Adam and Evey cident. o @ Y aof § B B| T apciestie s 2 Duis Fes O | :ung having the four letters of the lodge | her dzughter. A _ MARJORIE HYDE, Age 10. IRENE CHAPPELL, Age 1. | ony a3 m“: g s, Tt e B s (he Shicr A | jnecribed upon it i Br.'and Mra. Himer Weldon of New| O Arcelis Dovon of Glasgo-—The| Noywii Taftville. be received $5000 fawdra for saving the | von Stroheim has spent a good deal of { The dance was voted.n success n are Thanksgiving guests of Mr. | Campfire Girls on the Mareh. = chiid. Thel dog was given the greatest!time there himself and much of the loeal | fhe folloWing commitfees thanked jand Mrs. A. E. Weldon. +—Altred Hopkins of Central Village— Nimrod the FHunter. The Little Bears Party. fedgt he éver had in hi¥ life, which last- | color of the scenes ingthe French capi- e e e ieeton, any. 11 The Center schdolfiolsd 3p to B4 Hgnitea | THS Aulo Boys' Blg Six Dear Uncle Jed: Nimrod, The garden-| Dear Uncle Jed: There was goifig toj & for threé daye Don’t you thirk this|tal is the result of his own experience. R ihs i Tl s na ot Gy SleptrioRy = 5—Louis Laframboise of Brooklyn— | €'s ¢at. 1§ & mighty buriter. Hé keeps|be o party at (ke 5ittlé begr'd house. He| Was a brave deed? The story concerns an American su- Mies Sarah Parsons of New York is the | The Auo Boys' Adventare. the barn 4nd thé stables free from ra{s|had a little sister and Her namhe Was WILLIAM DURR, Age 11. | thor living in Paris with his extravagant s 6—Benuie Stelaman of Yantic—Fag |00 Mice And many a carcléss Bitd| Mary. The little bear's name was Johnny.| Taftvile. - wife, who becomes hopelessly in debt at A)!‘:i.cksmiv;ﬁ Pabt the Frontior: ‘amzx squn;lre! be eagu:lres as well. Yes- | He asked his mother if he cou'd have a thé shop of an un!(‘mm;hlr’\u moduP\: for a we v erday when the gardener was going : Expecting the woman to follow the Pa- in New York state. ¥ e i throuzh the Wheat field, he came UDon | tase’ One s the. :,,:33’.,“:’,‘,’“3:,.’,"’: e 600 Rentrs fislan method of getting a rich lover to stormy day. there were 17 | LETTERS OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT. imrod stalking along.~ Held in 'DIi8|lof of cooking That day she sen¢ the| Dear Uncle Jed: Sir Jacob Newton in-| pay her bills, the modiste introduces ber ceting of fhe Woman's | Joseph Phalen of Taftville: I received | mouth was.a gregt rabbit two-thirds s lictle bears out to play. She told IQW. s‘mct# :‘}?’muu not 0 distard alm| {5 °an American army officer. This ...2,. ed by Wiliem El | fhiur Swanecn, William Tinker, Clinton | Wood and William Anthony. | The committee on arrangements wa \rthur K. Taylor, chairman, Clinton T Waood, secrstary; Chatles L. Thompson. rett and Ture Ol iof, Herbert Ladd, AT-|suest of Mrs Obcar T 5 0.1 31 held with Miss' Emma | the prize bobk entitled The Boy Scouts [large as Nimrod nimself. When he |10 his by apmouncing dinner. but)out to the inbut fortunate thine M ] was ably done by Prof. W. G.1armabe:. Reports from _the Kastern |in Italy, and I have read 1. TRk 1t | ~Well 1lan mif Wotd,” laughed the| aoner to Set some loo Creom e ned | © AR it el LK happenéd to’ the yedie Wil & i s e Connecticut branch, W. B. ¥. M., meeting |is very good. ~Please aceept thanks, gardener, 1 Wopder What you Wil Be | wnet he mad . He onty seid. i sdt | pIate by the fire in the difiing room for| “Sam e Grasse: who plaved the part # right was a /visitor inf;; ett City were given. The' third — hunting next, tigérs?" brioging an old keg to cut up fof Kigln 10 1RE When he feit digposed. On|of the husband in The Devil's Pade Ker, Warrcavills Wednesday wight. f The Dible in Missions was|LETTERS WRITTEN “BY WIDE- TOLIA CHAPPELL, Age 1. | Tae ors nons put & in the cettie 6n¢ pigs] & on & griend Went fo dine With|gna Una Trevelyn is his Wife. Clyde el L s g 7 Miss Doxothy Bepwl.” Sewiiz, AWAKE: “ | Taftyille. he wheelbarrow away: ENGH- e toth: mom)‘.'er was absorbed | Fillmore portrays the American officer. During the recent severe Wind and rain Benjamin Fraaklin. Thanksgiving. S vIte® d Gy e wgrd o the 16e |8 “ﬂﬁﬁﬂk&. Bis fciend dined mlone. | Leo White, Mae Busch, Ruth King and | FRANKLIN |t fences and e Were plown down. | e i nele Jedi When Bemjamin | Dear Vincle Jed: In the sixteenth cen-|édon children and' thelr cousiny dnd’the | Shotly slier Newtod entered the dining! Jack Mathei | i the kindness of W. F. Maine, | Franklin was in his 17th year he ran ), n el » y room: up tp the fireplace for! A Sunshi omedy titled His Wife's Mre. C. W. Grant has returned, after | S RRLE . ; R | tury theére were people living in England| young foxes, to come to the party. AW mg“‘ ine comedy tit s Wi s bers of the Missionary society | away from his home in Boston. He fifst | uho were discontented, for ti # had to|s®id they would come. That evening 1§ afifier, Which on account of thelCafler, and a Ford Educational make spending o “few days i Ledyard. the E. C. B, W. B. F. M., in |went to New Yerk on a sailing’ vessel, 't the Kiawe, eheitad o ait fatt e thale Sjther tol thels 8 & me vigitor bad not been!yp the remainder of the bill. Four shows About thirty attended the dancing class | City last week. ' The party in-| While looking for work in that pluce, | hat Bellees i tiis thucch. So o O |ater “{"”" o e e s bae 3 t flidding it He &ald. | foddy—at 130, 3, 6.15 and S.15. d in the town hall Wednesday even- | cluded the president, Migs Dorothy Brown, | without findiig whiat he wanted, he St | eiled to go to Holland. . There they o | dlathes. | Soon the guests drrived Thoy | Eorlly, T n‘ {nrko!ten that I had on 0re ing of last week. Yy, Miss Grace Bate§, and treas- [ed on foot for Philadelvhia. When i |licved and went to their oW church,|Blayed all kinds of games. Presently they 3 THe gdies Ria sosiety met with Mrs. . Miss Clara Johnson. walked to that city bis clothes/Weré rag- | hut soon decided {0 Corgs to Awabrica fof| hud lunch. There Were sandwiches, and THERESA ADAMS, Age 12 THE STRAWD. Theodofe Crandall Thursday. Aboit nembers of the Comfort club met | ged and spattered willi mud, and in-each | fhey ere. frald thete cRUGLeR. wourd | jam, toosa for & dvink SA@ lo¢ credws| TILEWHE There will be four shows at the Strand twenty were present. Work for the com- | 2 Bingham 2nd packed their an- |arm he carried a long roll of bread that | grow up to be Duteh. So one hundred | the last thing. All went home happy. Y theatre today—1.20, 3, 6.30 and 8.30. The fng sile e Grihid PUEICS or oA s ho bad just bought at a bakers. A girl | of thedé Piave people sailed fo Americal BERNADINE S. WILLIAMS, Age 12. W big musical show, Springtime Foilies, mI'IC, CONN. Mrs. Lewis Jﬁ Mﬂ"e;fm ;{ldllﬂn Satdie _— named Deboran Reed stood in the door | iy g hoat alled the iayfower. They Central Village. v, -LL gmenb Three ):.}n Il._«l “?iu te):mr;h Matterson of Pawtucket, R. 1, were re-| _ of r ®ather's house and laughed at him H i 2 -2 oe onovan, ox, Parker. cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Robin- SPRING HILL 4s he' trudged along the sireet, A few | Sonshey bt Srriven ot Elymnrs, o T oiin 2 Gyntec sants tn wus e g‘u': Howard Hodge, Lucille Dye and Sadie | son The annual harvest suoper served by |years after this octurrence she became | i ‘the wiiter of 1620, Thé fathers huilt AR s o eiterocolltis, sg€d 1 month, IS da | Rose, and a chorus of pretty girls. The | A miscellancons shower was given Mr.| the L: v at the church last | the wife of Benjamin Franklin, who soon | cabins gut of fogs, but these cabins wers| Dear Uncle Jed: I am golog te tell Franess Feliowes Parier, sce ity | secona episode of The Moon Riders. See nd Mrss Bugehe Aver recently, at their| Friday evening is deserving of became famous all over the world. R0t very good sheiter, fof the snow came| YOU about my vacation thfs stmmer. My %, #fe 1€ Years: 31, William Dan. | 't Fifty of the best riders in California fiome. when a most enjoyable eveningipraise it received. A genuine old JAMBS RILBY, Age 12. | in through the oracks. The noxt stmic| Tcle swid ke would b me v 3@ | (0 YNGR Of "om, age 14 years, 19 | Nere obtained Ly Univerdal for s nex s T 0 R E wue kpent. Gumes were played nad re-|ed boiled dinner, the dessert imelyding| Norwich. - mer dn Tndian nAmed Squnto snd nis| Shester as T had never teen on the eera mm sérial, The Moon Riders, now showing 3¢ ments were servd. four kinds of pie, was eaten,with retist e Fnds nomer tess e phant aropg| Hone. We got up at five oeiotic and Fof | . es wirmis—oct. 4, Ea. | Strand. In picking these horsemen, Mrs, €. W. Grant was a recently Wil-| by 75_or 80 people, and the price was Hunting Bears. * cf corn, potitoss, ete. Their gardens| ci0Y. We did not stop for Dreakfdst 83| o] Somuer, zon of Edward Samuel ani | Recves Eason, who directed the picture, "";?-""f e 4 son Hunitog.| gy, 17 C178 each. Good cooka On Suring | Desr Uncle 360 Ned. Ty rther, bad | Jiekied & $05d nervest 40 s peosle de- e e o stisiiug | R0y £ Weoawony Rogtri: 18, Jasies, | B0 & fébuler, Sodco. aufl the mes were rs. C. inson ‘and son Hunting- | il ! 4 ded to have § duy set aside to give son of Ignoty and Pcvil Esychent Laskin: gt oty CLOS E D o Tiblnson wers Plaln Il visitors| One of the large and very eid trees on | o °,,,°,,"‘"ng‘”,§§g;§‘;:;‘n‘,‘;§g ;’,‘fq,g‘f;‘“'; thele thaniss 1o God and feast. ~They B D e o i 2L, Albert Huty, son of Staaley sad o b e stk T S A Neoitay he edg he church lacn next to the inyited pinety Indians o this feast. chilina Farataiska. : = Mim Florees Date entertained Sat-|West road has heen felled this week to | voe iﬁ’:iﬁ:ﬁ'hi‘l‘,;:?:a‘xﬂ,;223:“;?:; Wag hewt e Lt Thureday T Novem: | Oclock and reached “"’“‘“"* at Jia ;“‘ agt Bite Thoeit Clistch will en- | (22¢ il keep you gsswing and gulping A L L D A Y urday several young feiends, t belng her (vold dumage which might result If it ne forest Ned and I soon bet & Jargs |Lef The Indins ot (o This feast :“Zh:.““ér"fwf‘“_‘,"‘,‘"’;;i"‘:;; e T ':: tartain 3 family EEr Thenkaslving da7. | G o 1oy Teat & Sarios S Serie l‘(ﬁéﬁ a3 Bilen Tats ann M | T T Wheaton snd famits of Groton, | 1D b the field. We baited it with the [l3den ¥ith Bve der. The fedst lasted| oy 'and played ball for & while. My sunty| icloding Mrs. Sarah Store, N7. and Mrs. | western melodrama. Film Fiairies I8 lamb's head. e e lehtora| brothers have a club houge. I enjoyed|Chavies Chapman nd children, Leonord | the comedy. See this big double show Crafidall of South Windham, Marion | Who have been at the Rogers home fof | s, "art’ e bait was called Pilgrims and- we now celebrate afida G ot < e B gone, but. no that as they have a nice Victrole. Wa& Lioyd, of Norwich. George Shorc of | today. Pri matinee, cents; even- s, 141 o eral ki b Mr. 2 4 L 9 ; THANKSGIVIN Browaing madh Stariweathtr, Mary |several weee wiile Mr. Wheaton siss | pear LThE trap was sit agdi with the ,‘_,‘}.l’m;”;:;-‘h vear. I is called Thanks{ T80 98 (& U0 Cietures three timés, | Browneville, Téx., Harry Shor¥, Mies | ing 45 and 35 cents Strand says e = 1/ h G inson, Rébecta Maboney, Elizabeth Date |man place, recently sold to Mr. Bischolf | Ssas. " We wot dawn Sor g:,{,““;d“;ﬁé’n‘f;‘: 3 HELEN TOWERS. :‘Y"“""‘g“‘;;:r" ,}e":‘;“';‘m’“:ﬁe“{ne‘“"o‘ o s i S ] { and Howard Date: of JNew York, return to ther home (his | gedrch of the tap. . We' Sion-tound the | Versalties Haftford, but ctting home ulc!. 5 2§08 Mea. George A, Chaenon and | ime it her sister, Mrs. Grace Blackley | Mre. . M. Day returned to her home | 2P Ib 0me bushes and saw a pack of o 28 I had been uray l‘;ur 'reeu lq { lett for Lowell. Mass, Wednes- { "% (U5 50 2 i e e s ¥Egacope to prevent bicycles fall- g 13th of thig month after & Tengthy |7 O o LU RE VF b6 Bty cirels Boar /Hmic, S S chioe micd Sint Wepnanta hojge t4 ate PhL ‘% ey WOl De, Euetts of Mrx | Miss Hope Frecland is the guest of ing while being ridden has been in-|iiy with her daughter in Staten Istaua, rﬂ‘ i iy ot % Vol s o Vesquié, OVET | friends in Westerly. vented by an Englishman, B d My Goats. talking together one r&iny diy. as they, hayk gﬂ & to Hartford to seé the Thursday evening, Nov. 18, at the home ' N Y 2 3 Dear Uncle Téd: T want to tell you |53t 9B tho Doren. Ome of “them zsked T reachél home in time to att ) R—— Slased for and Mrs Frank Crandsll, B L = e b e tanerty were in Boston | oy oie my goats. In the fall of 1979 1 | the questig, "It you liad to give S0 8| Sunday school pictitc. 3y brom ving recces. Wise Ratherfoe | &5 N 0 S M T N Ora ety of a couple of days last week. 3 gﬂ 3 reenc of Montville and Nord Crakin . L. murray ue. gouvle of days LSt Week o taste. | 06 5 oAt SEe wds bicin fad white, 1 |¥OUT hings but ome, What woul “‘? SRRt Wi Bl 5o see me ofieh the peiocinal, ls shending” the | Brol 1 LM N N e by Newton Kimball of New York spent Tast | KéPL Ter all winter. T had to mltk her | %687 HOVI OH Al# You : There Wi many answers. Rev. C. C. Tibbetts of U ille. . The | Wednesday night at Alanweld. évery night and morning. She gave over saig TM, e Another said = biide has been employey he Uncas . a pint of milk at & milkihg. In spring e ¢ 3 : Manufactur a -1 e By Your Hair? A. D. Telfer, who has charge of the 9 saia\ My pony.” O anufacturing compapy'and the groom i C. A C. ooy’ tarm, is ayuy this’ week ’a:fi’ﬁ‘} t‘t":u?:::?}u:enfém-mn:hﬁz pi thought more of her fennis e s 2o ':{‘.‘ U Vs g e 5 A H it 5 b < M &-“. palou may be 30 ia years, but it you are T took those thrée to the fair. ‘1 got ﬁmix anything elge she had Ansthier il J ' tion. Mr. and Mre) Greene will ooy aid-headed, The Her new codt. e youngest and 4u apartment in the house with M ay, or your hair is dry, prize on them. Wien T catie hoé from | o onaeeat ol — brittle, scraggly snd ugly-looking, people LEONARD BRIDGE - |school on Nov. 9tn il ther baby. | SUY98} 0fe of (e FRFLY vesCed ber D see "\ FURERG. mgeToNs AND ¥l surely take you o be many ears SRl VR et b T e shoter ;;lls;mu her little playmmate’s aad said, " m |s swpma Mary Woodman: Rexford E. Cummings recently enter- wenid Koep Lus Mr and Mr. Frel’Hope epeat the Comm | It want good-looking hair, and|tained a party of hunters from South Waby Billy. Today I have Jill bitehed ; "S5t o holiday in Sutton, Mass., at the home of == plemty ot it, Py sools Shouid: be_ immedi- | Manchester. out ip the yard. Her baby is running beorait b‘]",' 3:.:"3{:&;:‘,:&?'::,‘?; Mc. Hope's sister, Mrs. Jessie Freeland S50 Snistaen sai vl i roperly nourisied. To | _ Mr. and Mrs. John Tstencs, 2, of New |$ad iumping around. He acts very | pIHANE Y, X0 LR IS Toere Sould s 3L A deflers s the guest of relo- 3 datery And St Lte” 2 | York ave. visiing Mos. Totnad” preis 3 s nd fricnds in Canterbury and Jew- JAY M. SHEPARD Baads digeid Tom d"ﬁ"ﬁeﬁﬂ.ﬁ“"k Mr and Mrs. Schwiyes. M. faenes o3-| Of our facm we lave lore, cows. Zf?z’:?i“‘.?‘ mym::%:lg: tg;z S:Z'm&i USE OF NOONAN'S w BETROLE QUICKLY SHOWS m Clty for & sk A Fos & Sotaect Hebe .ma, o Belps ereCpuse: gy | Dects to return after two weeks® vacation |80ats, sheep, hens, turkeys, bantams and | i aniwer Was very touching néber. Lyon of New York ln ending but Mrs. Istenes will remain for o logger |BIES: L think it is much fun to waich | ficicss Sho felt that without her best MARKED W sevecal gonche with b Joaker. 21 s is guaranteed to keep | Visit v friend tc With her playthings would Gy Lyon. Mies Eert & ':ﬂ stop scalp- stch anE Charles M. Geer is out with a new Gl L N @ O g v o P : Columbia colige, New ¥ 3 AN and ‘promote a new growth | 1921 model touring car. L KINS, Age 10. We often Wonder whether we thi 7 ing (he Thapksgiviég recess st her home WILLIMANTIC y refunded. It's in great demand | Mrs. Limer N. Geer has been assisting | Central Village. g6 of our fbnds B W ‘,‘,“: Jore balx is ﬁ:‘:‘ 50 is your ap-| Make it a daily Habit to Yoo Mocisadn 1, 2 m o alivays “look teir Best” | with the annual Red Cross roll call — triend makes & friend. .THat is ’3. » S SN B S WU Wow quickly —_ t makes the hair so sott, Ius. Vofing af SchiosL. T o e gioay fong. O] ‘"“ 1Y Noomeers Hakt p and hair takes Op that| yoxevitle—James Macrow drovh & par- ‘Winnie Thayer is assisting Rexford E. (M., " to ‘arrange attractively and s T % BaRvior thas it Teally. is. Cummings. Dear Uncle Jei: A little talk with the | it swings back and forth pendu- & ¥ Wr“;«. the; ity de ™ o s °t?n Faristin sage 1y .’mx | ide-hwales “concermnig "tne_siogan of | lum, e S cortany Tt e 2R | Y, Sinent P P g & i5 |1k Tatevitis s the Yo > ot "&deky. an the times, Oh, you old o, yoit 2 fm i i t m our s and thern, e Stops the Tickls ot & %‘ o :"%‘ o e e nalind e A o, e, Srush: w“%-m T 1 5 e a0 oF | ventige 0F- (e Cp AE thr 5 ﬂ ﬂ?l' ’- and guar- | A free box of GROVE'S O-PEN-TRATE e Mt o | BALVE for Shest ouile, Mock ot ﬂa-mn’w-zunwue-mum have Lo o eroup is enclosed with every Met‘:le. =

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