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VOL. X. NO. 7. WATEBTOWN, CONNECTICUT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1924 OIVW UH1OH fKAMKB I AJOVAL AUXnJAY Amoni Ourselves » JrVJ* IALK A MTOOESSj D J to Court Merritt Heminway, F. of -» «, , » _ii- Af\ - - Rathburn has moved IttKfW The Woman's Auxiliary ft lSorth Woodbury. A. held a regular Meeting inj «d by Wnim to tht Goto- of Christ church held their an-] Community hall Friday evening.; tt fhtttra nual sale in the assembly hall on j chare _ t0 Perry of Hartford is Huughion Barlow has purchas-ij visiting 1 a Stqts touring ear. jl very successful and all articles Earle Reynolds and Franklin were disposed of .before dosing past few years, will again take Painter spent Tuesday in Milford A daughter, Nasoy Edge, was! time. Afternoon tea was served Vwitine relatives born at the Waterbury hospital I ckarge of the affair and armmge- with Mias L. Cowap of the Taft B - ' J. menta are being made to make to Mr. and Mm. Raymond Park- the event a success. It has not'School a« hostess. ,-,' Mrs. William H. Jacobs who •r, of Scott avenae. The following ha—d charge of I has been visiting in New York ti - , ! been definitely decided aa yet the various tablesD : Ap , The^KaJaaiittto^high school where the tree will be aa a num- the various tables: Apron ttble,1 uity -ha s returned..., to her .home on ber are of the opinion that the Miss Hattie Munsou, chairman; Hamilton avenue. basketball team will journey to, •re* on the Green opposite the. llrs. Henry Hickcox, Mrs. Chan. Seymour this evening where theyi Methodist church is entirely too Skilton'and Mrs. Cooper. (Tse- E. Norton Decker and family will oppose the high school team small. . , ful articles, The Girls Friendly are now installed in their recent- ': that place. | WEAR This year the program will dif- Society. Candy, table, Mrs. Bar- ly purchased and newly renovat- fer somewhat from the past, as tow Heminway, chairman, Mrs. ed home at North Woodbury.. A daughter was born recently! it will contain a moving picture E. G. Reade, Mrs. Kekon Bush- at the Waterbury hospital toMr.' , show in Community theatre.after nell, Mrs. Gerald Low, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. English and and Mrs. Henry Derry. j the exercises have bee,n conclud- H. C. Evans. Fancy work, Mrs. family arc visiting in Detroit. e:l
la the G0RGE01 HOW GREAT MEN himself. watertownhistoricalsociety.org, "Tea, In a way. I cot word to her ; MYSTERIOUS Out I loved her. Too know bow tim- SHOW DAINTINESS IN STYLES MAKELOVE LETTER IN id I am. I didst dare to tell her so to her face. She was to tie a blue UXT OW is the winter of < of calf or kid skta ribbon to the shatter of her room It i^t teat made glorious i with Cuban typo of best, for the LOVE LETTEES HER BASKET she cared for me, Mo blue ribbon." by the advent of dinner and Vtenlag street the country or traveling, they and Nevll sighed dismally. gowns never excelled In beauty. This are approved by fsshUwshto women— WEEKLY MENU SUG- "Try again," suggested Harvey, too Is the season when they nourish at hut they are not without rivals, tor GESTIONS B, JOSEPH KATE By GEORGE ELMEE COBB deep In the blues himself to give s fel- their beat, and the oldest fashion re- •any women do apt like a teced ^ low sufferer any comfort. porter can recall no time in the past Among new arrivals there an • U N O A Y — Breakfast: ^-—======"Fm going to resign and go West when fabrics were w gorgeoas and that follow the lead of oxfords la all cake. Din. (A MM. Weaura Mewapeper UBIOB.) and become a hermit." declared Kevll lovely—and so simply handled. Every- lines except that the front vamp la ed onions, GOV. JOHN WINTHROP AND changed so that Jactag Is done away nert rO USE—rm too much In desperately. thing In thtee materials used has a _ £ mlime pie. tee. MARGARET W1NTHROP love!" declared Harvey Dal- "On, you'll get over It." insisted i th Utt of with. The foot slips Into the shoe, per: Sliced roast duck, oiangs salad, Harvey, himself wondering bow be or a shimmer or the (Utter of loaf oaks, cocoa. "N" The young attorney closed OV, JOS* WWTHBOP was a dhv was going to recover from the death MONDAY—Breakfasts Apples, ee> 1 with a slam the law book be bad been G ttngalsned Brg"* "—*» "ho was blow to his own ardent hopes. real, liver and bason. Dinners Pet appointed governor of Massachusetts looking at listlessly for an hour ox Harvey managed to get rid of his roast, pork chops, fried spple rings. and upon whose principles largely the more, seized bis hat and left the office. disconsolate friend and resumed bis Supper: Duck soup, potato salad, commonwealth of Massachusetts was -I won't stand It any longer," he lonely stroll. It took him by the Klm- canned peaches, cookies. The correspondence he told himself u» he reached the street bell place. Just as he was passing Its TUESDAY—Breakfast:.' Orapefrult, lef t shows that he was as loving s hus- "I've shown Nellie that I love her in gate a soft voice halted him: rolled eats, griddle cakes. Dinner: every way I could, without actually "Ob, Mr. Dallas—one moment band as he was a wise leader, and Meat pie, stuffed onions, savory ap- both the governor's letters and those telling her so. I'll tell her tonight please." ples. Supper: Oyster stew, canned and end the misery I I am to see Harvey halted in some surprise. Be pears, Christmas cake. • of his wife preserve la a charming manner the tenderness of their love her home fnun the muslcale. and it noticed that Miss Klmbell was very WEDNESDAY — Breakfast: Bs- will be just my chance. for each other. much flustered. nanas. oatmeal, baked mackerel. Din- 1 Charming Nellie Davenal had been "I hardly know what to say to yon ner: Broiled beefsteak, baked potatoes, -My dears Husband. ' wrote Mrs, In his thoughts all the morning. She or bow to say It," she stammered In lemon pie. Supper: fried corn mush, Wlnthrop; "I know not now to ex- was hi his thoughts more than ever, an Irresolute way. The note you canned fruit, cake. ,. prease my love to thee or my desyres as Dallas strolled down the principal wrote me—* THUR8DAY—Breakfast: Bacon and of thy wished wellfsyre, but my hsrt business street of the town and then "The what!" Involuntarily ex- eggs. Dinner: Stewed lamb with Is well koowne to thee, which will turned into a thoroughfare. claimed Harvey. peas, raisin pie. Supper: Baking pow- make relation of my affections, .though Everything seemed to suggest the •That you sent me by that boy, der biscuit, honey. they may be smalle In appearance; my precious object of his meditations. Ai faltered Miss Klmbell. FRIDAY—Breakfast: Baked apples, thoughts are nowe onour great change Dullaa passed a fruit store be noticed "Why, I sent you no note." ex- poached egos. Dinner: Spiced mack- and alteration of our corse henre, Miss Esther Klmbell, a dainty basket plained Harvey. "I saw It fall out of erel, baked potato**. Supper: Ome- which I beseech the Lord to bless* us at her elbow, paying the store- your basket, and bad the boy return let with Jelly. In,; ft my good Husband chei-re keeper.* • it to you.' SATURDAY—Breakfast: Griddle up thy hart in the expectation of Miss Esther Klmbell was a new- "Saw It—fall—out—of — the — bas-, cakes, sausage. Dinner: Macaroni God's goodnesse to us, ft let noth- comer tn Sprlngvllle, but she was ket!" repeated Miss Klmbell In utter with chopped meat. 8upper: Scram- ing dismays or discourage th*e; the chosen particular friend of Nellie, mystification. "Who put it there In bled eggs, bacon. , If the Lord be with us, who In the same place Harvey had ob- the first placet*' Savory Apples. can be against us: my greefe Is the served Nevll Trescott Nevll was cash- "I'm sure I don't know," replied Cook, with two cupfuls of whlh* feare of staylnge behlnde thee. bu* 1 ier In the local bank. He It was who Harvey. "If you still have the note, stock, one teaspoonful of minced must leave all to the goode providence had first introduced Harvey to Nellie. you might show it to me. I certainly onion, one small piece of bay lest one- of Ck»d. I thank the Lord we are aU Nevll was the shyest young man will be glad to help you solve this half teaspoonful of salt, one-fourth here In reasonable goode health. 1 .re- that ever approached a young lady. enigma," and a minute later he was teaspoonful of white pepper. Let sim- ceived a letter, since you went from Since her arrival Harvey had known In the parlor of the house examining mer for twenty minutes und strain. my sonne John, which brout goode that Nevll worshiped the handsome the note In question. Pare, after coring.' eight greenings, Nuse from Nue C: I praye thank him brunette. Miss Klmbell, at a dlstunce. A broad smile crossed Harvey's face place In a deep saucepan and pour for it, I will rite to him If I have In his usual blundering way Nevll as he read the brief, extraordinary the stock around them, COVIT and sim- time, ft thus with my best respect to seemed anxious to speak to Miss Kim- missive. If spoke of love—and a blue mer until tender. Lift the apples with thyeselfe, brother and sister D.: I bell, but got as far as the fruit bas- ribbon 1 and was. unsigned. a skimmer and arrange around the commit you to God and rest. ket and changed his mind. Flushing "Do you know who wrote It?" In- platter of roast. Fill the cavities with "Tour faythfull wife, furiously he bolted for the door of quired Miss Klmbelll eagerly.l four tablespoonfuls of currant Jelly, -MARGARET WINTHBOP." the little shop, unseen by the uncon- "I think I do-T-iny friend Nevll Tres- mixed with one cupful of chopped pe- To which Wmthrop replied: scious object of Ills adoration. cott, and he Is one of the best fellows cans and one-half cupful of ripe olives "Deare. ... I am still detayned '•Poor fellow—bashful as ever," In the world." from thee but It Is by the Lord, who metallic threads or. Jewel-like spangles chopped, with a sprinkling of paprika. smiled Harvey, and passed on his way. "I think so, too," murmured Esther. Pour over the stock which should have bath a greater Interest In me than His thoughts came back to his own and she blushed consciously. "I have •»•««„«- been kept hot. thyselfe, when His work Is donne He affairs, and he was absorbed In phras- done vou a great wrong. Mr. Dallas." brocades, metallic laces and tissues Christmas Cake. will rextore me to thee agalne to our ing the words he would employ in con- she added gravely. "I supposed you | sad sheer, silky materiaUi are united Cream one-half cupful of shortening, mutual comfort: Amen. I thank the* fessing his love to Nellie, when lie In the gowns that e for thy sweet Lre (letter): my heart wrote it I told Nellie, and-" «orabl thee ««>wnwhiters thaIn tth make histore thiys oaf mem fash-- add one and one-half cupfuls of sugur found He had made a detour of several gradually. Sift two cupfuls of flour, was with thee to have written to thee "A word from you will rectify It Ions. ; squares and had. again reached the, One of the Rich Evening Gowns. two teaspoonfuls of baking powder every dnye, but, business would not all!" cried Harvey buoyantly. All the heavier fabrics, the brocades, principal village street. " The word was sent—by wire, to and add to the butter mixture al- permltt me I suppose thou hen rent gold and silver tissues, velvets and which is presented hi several styles much newes from hence; It may be, Miss Klmbell, carrying the fruit bas- Nellie. Another word later that made of front finish, among them a very ternately with three-fourths of a cupful ket had just crossed the street 30 feet Nevll Trescott happy, and there was metallic laces are adapted to the some grievlous to thee: but be not strulghtllne gowns that "hold a strong neat model with ttree decorative but. of milk, one teaspoonful of vanilla and ahead of Harvey. As she cleured the a double wedding. the white* of four eggs beaten stiff. troubled, I assure thee things goe well, position In the mode. They are occa- tons set on the right side. For cold ft they must needes doe so, for God is curb a sealed envelope fell from the sionally used alone and simply draped. weather spats are worn, or high pro- Blend well and bake In three layers. basket. Disagree at to Real with us and thou shalt see a happy Is- More often they' are made up with tecting overshoes, if one prefers the sue. I hope to be with thee tomor- Harvey hurried forwnrd and secured sheer materials, as georgette or chif- latter. In the school of experience ev* It A glance showed that It was ad- Meaning of "Complex? erybody pays hla own tuition and rowe and a frend or 2: I suppose. So fon, as shown In the picture given Following the oxfords, comes a com- nobody ever graduate*.—Judce. I klsse my sweet wife and rest, dressed to "Miss Esther Klmbell." "Complex" Is one of a number of here. In this gown a front and back pany of many ramps in kid, patent Harvey barely knew her, having met psychological terms which have not •Thine. panel of silk and metal brocade are leather, satin, su<*de and other leathers 8WEET8 AND OTHER DISHES her casually only twice. A small boy been standnrlzed as to .meaning. In posed over georgette, arranged In which are approved for the street and "Jo: WINTHKOP." was passing. Harvey halted him. , his "new psychology" .Tansley. ob- plaits at each side. Ornamentations general weur In town. A typical pair "Hurry after that young lady and serves the Kansas City Star, uses the At this time of the year we are of metallic beads on the shoulders and hi shown in the' Illustration, finished looking up our choice enndy recipes GENERAL SHERMAN AND give her this letter," directed Harvey. term complex to mean any group of at the sides of the low waistline tell with a metallic buckle. The pumps ELLEN EWING The lad did as directed; Harvey no- associated Ideas which is bound to- pictured are In black patent leather to use for Various occa- all the story of Its decoration. A sions. The homemade ticed Miss Klmbell pause and take the gether by an emotion of "feeling tone." gown like Oils might be made up In and look well with afternoon as well - letter, but regard it In silent wonder- Any one of the Ideas belonging to the as morning dress. • These shoes are candy Is so much more ENERAL SHERMAN'S love let- several different color schemes. In wholesome and economi- ment. Then she apparently asked the group calls the rest Into consciousness fuchsia and silver brocade with or- made of varied leathers In black or G ters are models of what love let- hoy a question. He pointed at Har- through the medium of the feeling cal thut a few recipes ters are not supposed to be. When his vey. Just turning the corner. tone that is common to the group. for the different kinds father died In 1829 he went to live "She asked me who gave It to me," An Individual's occupation and all the will be welcome. with the family of the Hon. Thomas reported the lad. catching up with words and thoughts which suggest his Pecan Pralines.—Take Ewlng of Ohio, who was then senator Harvey, "and I told her It was you." work to'him would make up one of his one•• pound of brown from his state. The lad was treated "Did you tell her she hud dropped most marked complexes, and the feel- sugar, two cupfuls of as a son and the friendship which the letter out of her basket?" ques- Ing tone would he pleasunt or un- pecan meats, one-third sprang up between htm and the sena- pleasant according to the Individual's of a cupful of butter, tor's daughter, Ellen, became deeper tioned Harvey. as the years went by until the couple "XII. I didn't know that" attitude toward his work. Organized one-fourth of a cupful of water. Stir the sugar, water and butter over were married. But In the lengthy cor- The Incident passed quickly from knowledge of any sort forms R chain respondence which passed between Harvey's mind. He concluded' his uystem of Ideas In the mind, hut un- a slow fire until the sugar Is dis- speech mentally. In high satisfaction less the system l« hound together by solved. Add the pecans after the. boll- ! Sherman and his fiancee the following. he antlclputed the effect It would .huve a pronounced feeling toward the Ideas Ing has well begun. Boll until the , written from West I'olnt when ne was - upon his Inamorata. there Is no complex. mixture forms a hard ball In cold wa- nlneteen and Ellen fourteen. Is one of , At eight o'clock that evening Har- Freud and the psy"chnannlysts..use. ter. Prop by. spoonfuls on" a well- the most endearing letters: vey proceeded to Nellie's home. He the terra In a more restricted sense. To oiled marble slab or a baking sheet "West Point. N. Y., Nov. 1, 1832. carefully went over his pet speech them a complex Is an abnormal con- Let the pralines spread until they are -I have been Intending for some time twice on his way, to be mrt with a dition resulting from an Individual's about one-third of an Inch In thick- to write to.you for the purpose of ac- decided slmck at the doorwuy of the attempt to repress his nttltuele toward ness and five Inches tn diameter. One knowledging the reception of those Itnvpnal home. n croup of associated ldens and to must work quickly before they get ippera which you were kind enough Nellie's sister answered his ring, to drive the whole complex out of con- too hard. One may use well-greased o make for me some time since. They aAvlse him that Nellie herself was suf- sciousness. This congests nnd raises gem pans for molds, if wished, then •ere brought by Wllllnm Irvln. They fering from a headache nnd could not tlie potential energy of the romplM the candles are uniform In size. fit exactly, but are'so neat and beauti- go to the nmsicale that evening. nnd results In a troublemaklng mental Angel Dreams.—Stir Into five well- ful as to preclude all Ideas of my ever ••jCo—no othpr word?" stammered twist. beaten egg yolks three-quarters of a earing them. Indeed, it would amount the disappointed Harvey. pound of fine powdered sugar, with j sacrilege for me to do so. 1 wIU "No. sir." replied the pert miss rath- Had Boiled a Quantity flavoring to suit the taste—lemon, or- keep them carefully in remembrance of ange peel or extract Stir the paste who gave them and hope that at er chllllly. hp fancied, and Uarvey re- Mrs. Jones has imported n new cook. time or other I- will be able to treated. aghuBt Slip came In the mnrnlnc nnd started until It Is smooth, then add one- present something In return as accept- TIIP npxt was a restlpss, unsatisfac- off on her duties hy cooking thphrenk eighth of a lenspoonful of crenra of tory day for Harvey. He could hard- tartar, with more sugar If It Is neeeB- able as these are to me. Why Is tt fast. Although inexperienced, she an- sary. The paste should be firm, but that you have been silent so long?. Old ly wait until evening to cull upon liis nounced that she was "willlnjr to Iwirn/ lady love. Aeain Nellie's sister met soft enough to flow easily when yon not receive my last wrltter almost so Mrs. Jones gnve her instructions pressed ttiroueh a pastry tube. Ar- mmediately upon reception M yours? him nt the door to Inform him that for cooking the pjsgs. Nellie hart gone to visit wane- relatives range In any form preferreA Let the have been anxious lest you iiay have "And lie cnrpful not to lioll them too cakes stand until a crust '.6 formed on been unwell or had returned home, in the city, and might not return for onsr," she ndili'd. a month. them, then hake In a cool oven. and hope that I may soon be relieved Rroakfiist was duly sprved. and Mrs. And no further message! What did Funnel Cakes.—Heat a pint of milk by hearing from you." Jones startpil with "se N". >• Crack— It mpan?* Had Nellie divined his In- to the boiling poln* and pour It over Probably'upon Miss E* Ing's pointed crnck! Hang bang! It was as hard tentions, and. cnrlns nothinc for him, a pint of flour, beat well and add one comment on the poltteness of bis epis- as n hrlck. beaten egg, one-half teuspoonful of thus ppppdlly terminated their com- tles. Sherman answered: She rnnp for thP.rook. soda and a little salt. Bent hard till -I cannot express now great was my panionship? "Martha." she snld. "didn't I tel1 the batter Is very light: It should be In a wretched state of misery the pleasure upon receiving this morning you tn lioll the eggs only three min a little thicker than griddle cakes, but your very kind letter. I can only show disconsolate Harvey wandered about utps pnch?" not so thick as a drop batter. Mean- the streets, sun, moon and stars seem- my sense of It by punctuality. •YPS. ma'am." replied MarMin. with while heat lord for frylnp. Pour the "I sincerely thank you for pardon- ing forever,blotted out of the sky. He an air of conscious virtue; "but I batter Into a funnel, keeping the finger had n«i heart for compnny, and evaded Some Notes on Footwear. Ing me the apparent adherence to cere- boiled ten of "em. you see!" over the hole; hold the funnel over the mony in my letter to yon. for, belfeve friends and' acquaintances. He had to chid or purple georgette and silver brown—for street wear other colors hot fat, moving It around In rings, let- holt, however, us un eager voice hailed appear to have vanished under the me. no one regrets the disposition of New Words am Uted beads it would be- splendid. In brown ting the batter run slowly; do not per- this world to surround the sweetest Mai. and Nevll Trescott came running gold and warm tan, In blue and silver borlxon of fashion. Comparatively few. mit the rings to touch. The cakes np to him. They paused under a Jack was home for his holidnys shoes of this type are finished with and best pleasures of this life with the from college. One day lie sulil to his J or black und gold it would- also be will rise to the top when'brown, then cold garb of formality, and if at any friendly lamp post buckles but those having flat leather- turn and serve with hot maple sirup mother: '"May I -Ml you n narrntlvp. ' gorgeous and In lovely green shades. covered buckles to match the shoes time I should bow to Its dictates it la "Been trying to find you all the eve- mother?" The mother, not bPlne used Someone has said, very appro- or apple butter. ning," pronounced Nevll breathlessly, most not be overlooked.. because 1 fesr that a departure from to hearing such big words, said. "'What priately, of present-day footwear, that Horseradish. Apple Sauce With them would give offence." and Harvey noticed that his dejected women are wearing millinery on their Following the pumps comes an array : Is a narrative, my hny?" of low shoes with strap fastenings or Cream.—Mnke a smooth* sauce, cooklni face arid mournful eyes betokened that 1 "A narrative is a "tnle." said Jack.. feet- Whoever It was. hit the nail on six green apples In as little water/a* ' he was laboring under,some.unusual the head—for in/shoes, .7 as In sbout built up with varied.strap effects over Nation'M Faith : That nlRht. wlipp coine to bed. Jflck the Instep. In tills company also are possible and season, with one-half tea: stressVf "trouble. "' : T >" .r";' •" _-. everything else;; style and beauty;, are 'spoonful of whIteCpepper.r Add when -"In God we trust", aftt, appeared "What's ithe row?" Queried .Harvey, said, f"Mny I extinguish the lljjht the JbeauUful and dainty models for ; motherV S^i« i^.» • '£-'-C:.T -rJJ.-: factors'- of paramount Importance .to.; cooked one*alf copfuliof grated horse- on coins o^Mi^eountry.aP rather Indifferently.;;;?*-.• -ft ','-?*<• their wenrenu-irMlss ^America,->her afteriickin Md e^enWg wearln siiede. i^f fgr -«f Cnss&-|«cretaiyt'bx stne I^ -- His * inOt'-Pr «»<"•«* " "Whpf? ^n' 'ynn velvet, satin.' silk" and metallli' im>- "Harvej." answered Nevll with a 1 mother and her grandmother dress rudlili nnirini^half cupfuror r dressed a letter to the director of the groan. "It's nil oier!" me-in by sajlng i-ulnjiiMP their feet In sheer hose _ and low cades. Besides Intricate strap rlTMts. sugar. Let chill and stir In OM cupful mint at Philadelphia stating that our "What Is?" "Extinguish means put out." said shoe* for nil hours of the day and afternoon shoes show garnitures of of heavy cream beaten stiff. Serve coinage should bear a motto express- buckles or bows. Many variations of "Holier—Miss Klmbell. I staked err Tfew da,- lator Jsck , mother «n. I .-ing For^port..theor spots y make a con- with roast goose, roast pork or baked ing la the fewest words that no nation erything on a bold move and—lost the hed sppesr. according to the d<^ 'ham. can be strong except In the strength giving it p*art> at their inmip, nnd thp 1 cession In the matter of hosiery sad tree of formal dress whldi the shot out." dog walked In lack * mother ral««l require special of God. This .particular motto m "Oh. tften you ha\e proposed to her. The plainest, most substantial sad Is Intended for. flaslly deddad upon. » Bnt appeared 1 her voice und said: 'Jack, take that bent sponsored of shoes for general JULIA BOTTOMMCY. ati"" questioned Harvey, with a sort •log by the narrative nnd extinguish VMr rt present are oxfords in black <«> IIH W of selfish- bitter satisfaction In real him."—Australian Christian. ^ — r. <. Isiog that some' one else in the,world - * • . - *• * .^•J. -1 _.;•.. .*">' Property of the Watertown Historical Society•:£..•'.'•S^-V1 ,,.-^~ : r •: MMMIMIIMIIIUIIMII Dmxzy Vanee Bowlt to
Dassy Voice, gnat Brooklyn watertownhistoricalsociety.orgwho lad all louadamea thai year te of victories and total keeps Ms salary am' by B: )INGMALEIS CARING FOR CALVES OP BIG IMPORTANCE AN IMPORTANT TASK 'Vance, who ta aa aO-aroand athlete, spends much of his £S There la no doubt tint for the best time daring the off season bowW With poultry, as with everything else, like produces Ilka. Poultrymea, results the dairy herd should be "home- lag; Be Is a consistent "9U0" grown." of eoone. there is a limit to •a the alleys. . realising- the troth of thla, are now making the final selection of .their the possibility of doing this, for It la IMUMIIMMIIIIIMIIIM breeders for the coming spring, ever eessary to get out into the market bearing In mind that what they select to make the start. The point which I* now will be multiplied In numbers to be emphasised, however. Is that yon JOCKEY EARL SANDE next year.. know Just what yon have when you Pint of all, says R. B. Cray, assist- raise your own cows. By careful selec- WILL QUIT SADDLE ant specialist In poultry husbandry of tion, the herd can be built Into a pro- duction unit of the highest efficiency. the New York State Agricultural PAXTINK __ III* that need loeel tnat- college, remember that the male Is Moreover, every care may be taken to wfceteve er »ast!*e AaUaeptle Of Insure the maximum development of atrors dlai Greatest of American Riden more than half the flock. The cheap- •Je*mtlea est male Is the one with a pedigree the heifers. When one considers tbe T.yillV SJ, Plans to Become Trainer. •MBded Pastlaa tar ream la." . record, stamina, and body conforma- Important psrt In the development of tMB>. A pare whit* pewder to be dlinlT»a tion; the most expensive male Is tbe tbe herd played by the development of ta water aa aeartafl une bes HMkee gajleaa Bar! Sands, greatest o* atreaf aatlacstie eolation that sime peel- Berth which yon usually get when ex- the calf he realizes that the subject of tlve aBtbfMtlea—Me at dracsiata er pot- Jockey, has ridden his last race. caring for his calves Is one of the very BaM hr maU. TH* COMFORT POWPSSl changing with a neighbor. Bemember OOKPANT. BOSTON. MAS8ACHDSBTTS. Tha king of riders, released from that egg production most be bred In, highest Importance. Roosevelt hospital. New York, the la order to be fed out ' The first attention should be to tha ether day, said be has dedded to give prenatal care of the calf. Before ever np riding and henceforth his connec- Thar'good producer has body type of eapadty measured by Its length, the calf Is born much may be done to tion with the turf wlU be as a trainer either help or hinder Its devdopment of thoroughbreds. depth, and width of body, a lean face free from wrinkles, and a large, promt- Into s valuable animal. The cow For weeks previous to.his fall at should always have at least six weeks Saratoga, when • he suffered a"' badly Beat eye. The bead should be weU balanced, broad and deep, with every or two months rest before she freshens. fractured leg, he realised that for the By drying her off this long before Ruins of Library Bulfrfha
CHRISTMAS APPEAL FOR UNFORTUNATES CONNECTICUT WILL NSWER THE QUESTION, BiNOHAM Management of Connecticut State OR HOLT, EMPHATICALLY, ON DECEMBER 16th , Hospital Makes Annual So- licitation for Inmates The Connecticut State Hospital at Middletowri is preparing tc observe the Christmas holiday with appropriate festivities. Ev- . ery effort will be made to make the season one of lejoicing, am! THEN as an aid to such end, gifts for THINK! friendless patients, and for those whose friends are financially un Republican State Central Committee—Allyn House—Hartford • able to provide gifts, will not on- ly be v«ry acceptable to them, but much* appreciated .'by the hospital management. Gifts of any description will be welcome, but men patients always appre- K*0HLER POWER AND LKJHT PAXR HARRY A. SKILTON'S ciate ties, hats, handkerchiefs-, TO ALL RAT 0ARN8BY OARAOE gloves, suspenders or wearing ap- -.._ .;• v BJLA N *"•"-•;• • • ~rr Oakrflla, Oonn. GARAGE parel of any kind; while .women Daytom Water Supply Systems WHO WEAR SHOES— j StrvioaOw, . patients appreciate :aproris,-ribr WHIRLWIND Electric ; Washers Po«t throw swop your worn bons^.hMdkerchiefs,-.: hats,, gloves ctric ; ont.nhOM.' Brfnr then to top. AUTOMOBILES etc^rfPackageB;i«u fei! : : > With my modora •qillpment I : : drewed = to the C.orinttp.tif'.nt State „ , can revairi th«a.7 and . amk« OVIEKAULID AHD REBUIKff, Hospital, Middletown, Conn., and marked "Christmas Donation " Oaatnwlow They should be sent BO as to reach the hospital not later thnr mammmm J*ir«kM**rneldng December 20. If the donoi* mil uho write name and address up ALSO COMEDY on the package, prompt acknowl edgmeii oTtae gift will bo m»de. A Krrt National^ Attraction Property of the Watertown Historical Society
wb«t the sixoMiOtt woufct Mitt Nowadaywatertownhistoricalsociety.orgs nearly everybody the United Stato abeold the country be deprived, even for * boys more or lea* eaody, «pd few brief period, of its, new*pspe(*? people know the diffenfeee be- The result would be tween absolutely pure and whole- Mine candy and the many kinds 1. .' !* and if. the condition v 'long enougn ' the eonaequenees chat.are "doctored" with glu- would prove 'disastrous." Bven cose, cereal juices and other eon- the elimination of part of thelioctkras whieh enable the ten new* would be damaging, and cent stores and, other places to bring a storm of protest from hand out confectionary at tempt- the public ' Particularly essen- ingly, low prices. ' '•• ' ~ tial to the nation's welfare is the ' Many Watertown people' have publication of reports of govern- discovered long ago that they mental affairs providing! a*-it need lave no fear of receiving an dots, the only means by which inferior grade of candy when •the public may keep informed they patronize the retail store of on the services rendered.by our Joslin & Allen, at 159 Bank St., local, state and national officials. vVaterbury, or their wholesale Men in public office are fre- and! manufactoring factory at 65 quently apt fb be resentful when Cottage Place, near the Bucking- they are questioned by the news- ham building. ' For. many years HOWLANO • HUGHES ' paper man about public' af- this firm has'supplied the candies WAtERBllRY, CONN. fairs. Thy never appear to from their wholesale store which realize that they can help in the. Various Sunday schools of the mafutajnuig a high standard of suburban towns have given out government by letting the pub- at Christmas time. Although all lic—the taxpayers—know exact- eandy sold is absolutely high The Great Christmas Gift Store of the Entire Naugatuck Valley ly what is going on. The same grade, the price has always been is true in reference to our pub- a most attractive 'feature, and lic schools. Newspapers pro- this year will prove no exception, vide the only connecting link .vhile the stock to select from between the officials of govern- .vill be better than ever. ment and the people they are Shoppers in Waterbury will sworn to serve; ind the retail store a most con- By co-operating with your venient place in which to leave GIFTS newspaper man you arc contrib- heir packages, while at the same uting to the best interests of your time they can sit at one of the For Men, Women and Cbii iren. Gifts for the Home. community. Uust try to remem- iomfortable tables in the rear of the large confectionary parlor The Largest Toylaud in Waterbury. Santa Claus ber always that the- newspaper is i going to be fair with you, und ind indulge in a brief rest while that, no man who is honest and refreshing themselves with a dish himself is in charge. > who is conducting business along )f Joslin & Allen's justly famous honest lines is afraid to have the .ce cream. One popular feature sunlight of publicity turned up if this store is that nearly every on that busiuess or upon his day they have some popular brauri miinncr of conducting it. of candy at a bargain price. This I paper takes pleasure in recotn- GOOD COMPANY nendiiig Joslin. & Allen's candy Our Gift Tables Are Ready to Serve You store as the most popular and atisfying place in 'Waterbury .to If you have a little fairy i). 1 A section of our second floor has been turned into a Christmas Gift Shop. Here we have endeavored to make Christ- your, home, or a big one for that procure anything in the candy mas Shopping easier by bringing together and arranging on convenient tables, merchandise from all over the store at matter, -that's just the .place ine, and all at "Live and let wliore a subscription to . The live" prices. •. Youth's Companion will fit in. 50c $1.00 $1.50 $1.95 When the young folks, bring new -Census bureau statistics show acquaintances to the house you American people in 1923 For easier choosing all items are grouped according to prie. Gifts for women, gifts for men, gifts for children. are mighty careful to find out pent over $1,000 a
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Of 360 pupils enrolled in Ellington schools 161 have deposits in the school savings account of the Savings UGHJn t N Bank of Roclcvilla) am"n?H"ff to American ^Loto—a N»w^sttt» r 1311.29. District No. 6 School, of which Miss Olga Carlson is teacher, to the HEv3IRX-« highest per cent of deposits. "FIGHTING JOE" IS In accordance with the annual cus- NATIONAL CHAPLAIN tom, the Putnam Phalanx, under the command of Major Clifford D. Per- "Fighting Joe" Is the title which kins, attended services at the North has been bestowed by general consent j Methodist Church, Hartford, by Invi- on Bev. Joseph Lonergan of Duraad. tation of Rev. G. Whltfleld Slmonaon. Ill, recently elected national chaplain pastor, who assisted at the service. of the American Legion. And the title John Plaski of Bridgeport was mur- Radio-Reproduc tion Is not airy tinsel, either. It has a dered aboard the oyster boat Super- faBTk'TS background. visor by a laan who stabbed him For It harks back to kid days when through the heart, police say, because Tone-Qualitv. as • boy with two lists who knew be refused to drink whiskey with him. CkrJtjrof how to use them and Father Jos The accused murderer, under arrest. reproduction. sometimes found employment for Is too intoxicated to give his name. QUALITY them In ways other than earning Reduction of Connecticut motor ve- Sensitivity to signals. money by working on railroad tracks hicle fatalities in five months of this to go to college. The story goes back for To years rear from the total tor the corre- That merry pair, Nanette and Bin- to tbe time when he was a famous sponding months of last year la cited adjustment. football star, "the miracle halfback" tlntln, still hang around milady's bou- In the current bulletin of the statu doir, as a pretty ornament Here they Ample volume. at St. Viator's college. motor vehicle department as an Indi- The nickname recalls a baseball ca- are. with heads of cotton doth, paint- ~ 40 cation "that police discipline and su- ed faces,- hair and bodies of white reer culminating In a batting average pervision, plus educational effect, are .'or his last year of .448, rather a big sephyr (wound with black for tbe feet). Vbr ltarattn bringing results In Connecticut" Nanette's skirt Is of blue sephyr, the MONARCH tiethe leagne average. It carries a picture ' Paula Salamone. 43 years old, of of Father Joe. the ecclesiastical stu- tunic white. Rlntintln's coat Is cro- 11 Elm street. Mlddletown,* was ai* cheted of blue and so are their bats dent at Montreal, tying up his priest- rested In a raid by Policemen Clarry, Favorites Miltiple Electric ly soutane above bis knees and slid- and the cord and tassel; that suspends Melln, HiU and Rica for violation of them. They are about eight Inches tall. Protects Co* he. ing bases like Ty Cobb. It Is remi- the liquor law. The police seised a Tea niscent of the young priest at Aurora, Quantity of liquor in a five gallon can FMpsWtd MiMsMo SdswncriM SwattPickks Qwluke ---«— III, who appeared In the pulpit one and a pitcher, and also mopped up New Breakfast Caps SwMtlUUa FrokSslsd day with a bulging black eye—fruit some that Salamone had dumped into -u ATLAS products of too strenuous endeavors to show a sink when they entered.' He was RsdKidaeyl released lu $1,000 bail. New Britain had Its first sight of locally operated trolley buses, two 2b different of the new conveyances being put in Cleaners to operation on the Berlin line. They will maintain a twenty minute sched- Choosefwt ule between Central Park, New Brit aln and Hudson street, Berlin. Dur- ing busy periods trolley cars will Not Quitm Natural Question operate from Central Park to. the Six—You seem to think I'm a per- "Ma." "Yen. dear." "Were the $9.95 switch at the railroad bridge. handmaidens mentioned In the Bible fect Idiot? Word was received in New Britain Al—No, no one Is perfect. manicurists!" $3 Down-BaU»ce Weekly at the death of Michael W. Fleming Fully Guaranteed of Stamford, a former well known lo- All rebuilt cal resident Mr. Fleming was In the in our own shop. grocery business In New Britain tor MAIL ORDERS FILLED a number of years before moving to Write far BaraahUal Stamford, where he was engaged In the coal business. He was born In JOHN K. WARD New Britain. He is a nephew of Rev. — * S-Bl-j. James O'Brien of Stamford. 1018 Chestnut St. PhOadelpUa, Pa, After having been unconscious since she was run down by an auto PAY LESS mobile on West Main street, near th* north end of Central Park, for four Dnnt forget that breakfast cups are days Mrs. Laura Hilton bit 219 Chest- among the lovely things that women - and £et higher purity nut street, about 60 years old, died at expect at Christmas. Of the two New Britain General Hospital. Mrs. shown here, the one at the top Is of Hilton had attended the supper at St Ince and ribbon, with frills of pink, - and ^et better baking Mark's Episcopal Church and was on plaited chiffon over the enrs; The ner way home when the accident that other is of net and luce with a frill of lace over the nnpe of the neck, a When men ndiiilre u great tree with caused her death occurred. - and ^et bigger value Cancer has become Connecticut's facing of ribbon at the front and knot out wuntiiiK U) convert it into lumber, Rev. Joseph Lonergan. and ends of It at the sides. romance will o
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la the SMMur of 170B • TlrgMM TOKUtUKAIltl taster cam ts> a higk MuT overlook* ing tke Ohio river, and, Impress** by OVER HVlAM OF Ml the beauty of the spot, a* took "toma- hawk pnsaaaslnej.- bailt a rode shack and remained then for aeverai nwnths, TUs is why Intestinal tpedaBstt state A lot of funny thjngslgo through the JSbcncser Zan* waa his, name and the tfwt consttpatlon is the prtanexy canae of jnallH. Jone morning Senator UcKln- next year be returned, bringing with MOTHER:- FlctdicrtCa»- ley.ln Washington, received a request him several of his Meads and their three-qaartera of all fflnsse, jnchadfan the from an aged constituent to see what families to mate a settlemeat toriav is a pleasant, haimlew i of life. could be done to hurry along his pen- When Lord Dunmore, the governor Substitute for Castor OH, Faie- sion. of' Virginia, decided In 17T4 to make Physicians Advise UMcatbm "I heard you make a speech the last war on the western Indiana who had foric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, especially prepared time you were in town," be wrote, been attacking the border settlements, for Infants in arms and Children all ages. for Internal CUanlmtss "and you had some good things In It be ordered several companies of mW that I laughed at In fact, I laughed Toa*oJdfaA«tk«i,ahray»lookf<)rtl«fJgnatareof lltla to rendesvous at the Zane settle* CBtion a Tnrwnf of overcoiTnog cwisl ipe- m hard Unit one of my teeth came out meat and build a fort as the base for Proven dir-ctjons jni - ea^h wsrjrsgjCp Physiciajis eve d it* I inclose the tooth." bis military operations. , Accordingly tkn. The gentle lnbrkant, Nujol, pene- The senator says this Is the strang- a typical frontier stockade waa erect* To be without prejudices makes life. - Luck sometimes consists In getting trates and softens the hard food waste, «•« proof of fealty and token of es- , little duller. ed here by MaJ. Angus McDonald, a smart wife. SQu tbCUK OBUROQS M9 Dst8sHafls9 VHTOO^BB ttxl teem that has ever come to him In his with i£beneser Zane and John Cald- whole political career.—Houston Post well supervising the construction, and Look ere you leap, see ertTthou go. When the frost Is on the pumpkin out of the body. Thoa, Nojol brings io- It was named Fort nncastle. In honor —Thomas Tusser. there's dyspepsia in the pie of Dunmore, one of whose titles was Nttjol is not a medicine or laxative and WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMHEiO Viscount VincasUe. yywfw^t grips. Like pure water, it is harm* When Dunmore's campaign ended SWAMP-BOOT successfully he left a garrison of 25 lees. Take Ntrjol regularly and adopt this men at Fort Ancastle, who held the habit of internal cleanliness. For sale by Wot ntny ysars druggists have watched post until June, 1775. when the Revo* aO drucglsts. with much intent* ttw remarkable neord lutlon broke out and the frontiersmen mtintained by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-: took possession of It for the Conti- if not the Cause, the great Udn*yr liver and bladder nental congress.' In 1777 the fort was : cine. . • - •• • • enlarged and renamed Fort Henry, in of moot DM It is a physieisa's prescription. Swamp-Boot is a strengthening medi- honor of Patrick Henry. When the bowels become clogged with poisonous cine., ft help, the kidneys, liver and From that time on Fort Henry saw bladder do the work nature intended they waste matter, cleanse them at once, but avoid Nujol some stirring; events. On August 81* drastic purgatives; they make constipation worse nee. us. awr. owr. should do. - - 1777, It was attacked by 880 Sbawnee, At fc - Swamp-Root has stood the test of years. lfisgo snd Wyandot warriors, and dur- y iiritating the delicate linings of the intestines It is sold by all drngdsts on its merit and anddigestivetracLUseBeecham'sPflls.whichare For Internal Cleanliness it ihould help you. No other kidney medi- ing this attack Betty Zane made her cine has. so many friends. famous dash across the bullet-swept «L *Zi JZ mild but effective, tone the stomach and liverand Be sore to get Swamp-Boot and start clearing to carry back In her apron 90PUU-50C. train the bowels to natural, complete functioning. treatment at once. the powder so desperately needed by However; if yon wish first to test this Wisdom in Suffering thut something exists superior to con- the defenders of the fort . sciousness even. — Maurice Maeter- great preparation, send ten cents to Dr. Again on September 10, 1781 the He Is wise who at lust sees In suf- Kilmer ft Co., Bmghamton, N. Y., for a fering only the light that It sheds on linck. sample bottle. When writing, be sure Indians, aided by a force of British and mention this paper.—Advertisement. rangers from Detroit, swept . down Beecham's his soul; and whose eyes never rest on the shadow It casts.upon those who Jealousy is the vine which produces upon the post, but again the frontiers* Mo*mbealthbdu*tocontaparton. Beeehan's men beat off the attack. This was ha ve sent It. towards Ijlm, • And. wiser a crop of sour grapes. Guarded HelVt Gate FtUasfre prompt relief and torn up the whole still Is the man to whom Borrow and Cerberus was the famous dog that virtually the last battle of the Revo, syiteni. They 9t% ptmriy vcsatabla. Act satitty lutlon snd the war, which was opened butcOdeaur. . joy not only bring Increase of con- Unless your friends are trumps Ife guarded the entrance of Hades. Ac- sciousness, but also the knowledge up to you to- discard" inero. cording to Heslod, he was the off- by a shot from a little four-pounder spring of Typliaun and Kchldno; and on the walls of Port William and hud 60 heads. Later writers describe Mary In New Hampshire, ended with him as n monster with only three the sharp crack of a frontiersman's heads, and with a tall and mane com- long rifle at Fort Henry In West Vir- posed of serpents. Orpheus charmed ginia. . • • • ' . him with the. music of his lyre, and After the Revolution the sight of The Nestle "LANOIL" Home Outfit for Hercules overcame him by sheer Fort Henry waa a. welcome one to strength and dragged him to the upper thousands of emigrants who floated world.—Kansas City Star. . down the Ohio In their quest for homes. In the West, for it was, the symbol of Permanent Waving Brings Natural. Dr. Pttrr"* "Daad Shot" not only rapei* the conquering pioneer, the outpost of Worm*.or Tapawortt but eltaaa oat th« . mucaa m which th«y braad and ton** up Uw white civilization which had r.uecess- dlaeaUoB.' On* do— doe» It. Adr. fully withstood all the savage assaults Lasting Curliness to Your Hair launched against It When the fron- Jut HU Luck ' ' tier days were over the settlement Swetter—I see where a scientist around Fort Henry continued to grow has found that by shooting sand and today It Is tb,e Important city of through cloud* he can cause rain. Wheeling, W. Va. Swnttpr—Every time I get my suit Fill in your coupon now. The Christmas pressed It rains. I don't have to shoot The Key to Ownership of the rush has always Been great at Nettle's, so do .~Boston -Globe. Ohio Valley not delay. If you prefer, send no money, but pay the postman when your Home Outfit It was the keen military mind of Very Likely George Washington that first saw the arrives. If,, however, yon desire furthcrpar- "Every bride ought to know what to strategic Importance of the spot where ticulars before ordering, send for our FREB €o with table leftovers." "Yes, she'll the Monongahela and the Allegheny illustrated booklet on the coupon below. have a lot of-them." rivers Join to form the Ohio, and It This puts you under no obligation, bat ex- was at his recommendation that Gov- plains everything about the wonderful Nestle ernor Dlnwlddle of Virginia In 1783 ''LANOIl/1 Waving Process and the Home ordered a fort built there to bold the How don YOVKhdr took Outfit. Sure Relief country.west of the Appalachians for sfur a shampoo? the English. Hardly had Dlnwlddle's No other waving method FOR INDIGESTION party begun to work on the fort when come* up to a Nestle the French appeared, drove them "LANOILr> Permanent, be- away, demolished the erode stockade cause once you have this, shampoos and perspiration and built on Its site Port Duquesne, will .improve your curls and named for the governor of Canada. BEUrANS. waves (see picture it right) Thus began the great struggle be* instead of taking them out Hot water tweein the French and English, known (M in picture on left). Sure Relief as the Fcsnch and Indian war In America and the Seven Tears' war In Outfit contains fru trial supplies which you may Europe, and control of this outpost JST as the marvelous radio brings ELL-ANS on the America^ frontier was des- the best music to your home, so use to satisfy yourself that the Outfit does all 25* AND 75* PACKAGES EVERYWHERE tined to bo the principal factor In de- does the Nestle LANOIL Home we claim for it. If you find it does not come up ciding whether England or France was to expectations, you have only to return it to control the Ohio valley, and with It rOutfit for permanent hair waving bring after thirty dap," and your money is immediately North America. It was against Fort to you not only the best method of refunded. Ask your bank about Nestle's com- message to Rheumatics Duquesne that General Braddock set curling your hair, but the ONLY mercial standing. Nestle's are in business in out In 1755 on the expedition which method which gives you curls, waves London and New York since 1905, and have After Suffering Intense Agony for Many ended so disastrously almost within sold this Outfit in the past year alone to over Yews-He Wants to Tell Others. sight of the fort and three years and ringlets that resist water, perspira- 50,000 happy homes. Dr. Brlgadall: I alqiplr had to write and later Major Grant and his Highland- tion, shampoos and fog just like natur- tell you wtiat your wondorfnl Camphorol* ers, the advance guard of General haa dona for ma. For many jraara I raRared cA Truly Ideal Christmas Qift the toriurea of Rhaumatlara aa only thoM Forbes' army, met a similar disaster ally curly hair. - who have It know. The •harp palna were ao eevere, I could not ileep. Had to set op ', while reconnoltering before It. But Even Professor MetchnikofF, of the A Nestle Home Outfit is both ideal and useful and rub. It almost drove me oraiy. I tried \ Forbes, unlike Braddock, did not scorn as a Christmas gift. The opportunity to give doctor after doctor and all klnda of medi- Paris Pasteur Institute, marveled at the cine I«u told to take, which only left me the advice of George Washington, such unique pleasure comes but rarely. Re- worse. I could not band my knee*. I am a and he reached his goal. wonderful success of Mr. Nestle's hair ateamflttar by trade and had to «lve «p. my member, the wave and curls it gives will bring Nestle LANOIL Co, Ltd*, Dept. 103 work. Seelnr your advertlaement In a.pa- treatment. Celebrated scientists every- per, I thoucht I would take; another chance When he arrived at Fort Duquesne satisfaction not only on Christmas Day, but and told my danshter to set me a packace of Camphorol*. Ton can Imaslaa my aur- on November 15, 1768, he found that where commend it. Imagine transform- every day in the year, whenever the looking- XI and 14 East 49th Strest prlae after u«lnr Camphorol*, I atarted to the enemy bad left It a smoking ruin. glass reflects the transformation it has ' NswYorkaty set batter rlsht away. After oalas two Jar* ing your life-long straight hair into of Camphorol* I am weU and happy, and The next year' Gen. John Stanwlx re- have gone baofc to work. I shall never for- built the post and named It Fort Pitt; natural curls and waves in just a few . vet the day I took a chanee on Camphorol*. After all the yeara I snlfered. It feefa sood In honor of the great English, minis* hours. This dainty device does this to be well acaln. Robert W. Teeadala, »1T High St.. Camden. N. X- ter. ' It was soon needed, for in 1763 wonder—actually in just a few minutes, 30 Days' FREE TRIAL Coupon the storm of Pontlac*s war broke, over because the winding and wetting of the the western frontier, and when • one Fill In, Cut Out and MaU TODAY British post after another went down hair with the LANOIL lotion takes up before the scalping knife and torch of most of the time, while the warming of Nestle LANOIL Co., Ltd.. Dept. 103 the savages, Fort Pitt alone, although the hair itself only requires seven ,/•! al •••» ix and 14 East 49th Street besieged for several months, held back minates I No more nightly curling pins, New York City Pontiac's warriors from driving the E8ft-* Please send me on thirty days' trial a Nestle LANOIL Hi 1 OB rith English Into the sea. It vas to Fort fluids or hot tongs after that. You will booklet of detailed 'instruction* and free waving materials. It is sir Pitt's* relief- that Col. Henry Boquet have a Nestle Permanent Wave, which undemanding that should I decide far* any reason toretnra theOotit was marching when be won his bril- stays with you through rain and shine: to yon within thirty day*, yon will retool to ms every cent of its ftj liant victory:over the Indians at the fMFf nltf pTITTi , ' •*-•", " , ^ .' ' \ k "" t-1- The Outfit itself lasts ypa a lifetime, and any battle of Bushy Run. and this fort was Ieoclote no money. Please said COJD... .;...... *...... JQ 5oothinq And HeAli the base for his: later, campaign. In number oEheads may be waved with it. Indeed whichi;he smashed U» power of Pon- : leadote money order, bank draft or check £or$ijy.i...... ^ rSldlScaJTro : many women and girls nuke pin money—or . Please send msONLY war F1RR tllnwrarsdpiMkhK..•.„:.... 43 4,v' 2.'\ t'% ^ •''fjib5'' ' T> even ^«w^-«t?^--*^W^by.waving ;their. ;-- During the Revolution Fort Pitt was held by the Americans and at the close of the war It became the start- •* c watertownhistoricalsociety.orgBev.CR.Wdh UM ***** Tfk* ** MB. CHRIST CHUmCH IO45 Rw.F.B.Whilrini. rtctor ST. JOIOTS CHUKCH/ ( Cddmtioa of the Holy one Bev. Fr. Jfadge. METHODIST EPISCOPAL i at t mi » o'dodt c Rer. George B. F«rt»r, Miss Jennie * Latin, 26, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. C. A. Latin died at the home ' of her AVING wents on Bowers *tre«tMonday It's About Christmas night, after a yew's ilbeat. The uneral was held yesterday, with jurial in Shelton.' 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