so. it irid“ akoé'
JWJIH‘I’I...’ il”"I~" I'
‘ rare at Eastern Point to some extent.
.oa'l‘.
tit
tarts
tIII . thrillers II III: rtsntu ‘
mt I
1.7”" mrwfllh 1‘ K
“mace-MM
IJIA
. . clla e. Dd rogrem is being made and the .
GM‘IIGOWNS sill» are worth .Ivory pair I and Iilunm’er estate III gradually but ' has Hit!“ lull MI. “wag: AGENT FOR MAY MANTbm PAM“! i
th ore than a o ivell 0 EB surely assuming the form It will take .. -. ... ...‘H. Wm... m as lot-rash;
50° ll W07 m 3 - . when PM?“ The weather has heofi gli'itlli Aid. 0089. :
M0“ 0‘ “1° ‘4 0““ "e in ex- so cold the past week that some days 3
tum: sizes: 5 or so. tor example. III-any turn of the men employed in mm...” .. .
E. k. BANKS.
. A ‘7 WIIT WMHINO‘I‘ON "a
Some are in tacticall all sizes.
Enamel an patent e‘ather. ex-
treme sizes and broken
widths—worth 84.
So dependent is your
life on this fluid that
should the blood tall. for
an Instant. to ‘r’a‘ach the
the work have been compelled to stop
work.
About iiiil men are oniploy at the
e tate altogether. The root on the big
anslon has been put in place and clon-
-
s
a
D
m .Iues-o u-
I
All sniiaIer from Kidney trouble. Ll"!
comp nt. Diseases of tho Bladder.OotI-
atipation. or Blood impurity who really
Anather Banquet
of Bargains.
ii i til slattn
"Mi." "P's...” ”$111.1 3321311392.“ “‘" ...... ... .....I....... a“: 11.1.1...“:.t. .. 1.31:1: fittii‘i‘r‘isl'ihhmih"$wi
”m '"I'k' Stout velour calfskin. with. me- ”“11 leaveyou it mm" littliidlfi.'332"..lill.”2{§.§“.'i..12§‘.13 d Wfif’fiwyl “31“!" 9" £3:- svanv l‘l’lM ssouto as case euttv sores. l't' MIANI‘ MON-
diumweiflu welted-sole —— and If it W“ hmdmd on tlltr work more comfortable, The ““3“.“ h§“o:f§n‘m”ommy I"; av savmo roa soneaoov.
worth $3, for 3 £ch second. you farm barn is rapidly nearing compie- My lion. Readout '
WEATHER FORECAST
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Sunday. Warmer Sunday
The storm that passed over this vicin
ity yesterday is now central near NOVI
Scotia. it is followed by an extendeo
area of high pressure and low temper
atures. Pleasant weather prevails tbi.
.‘ widths in sizes 6 to 9.
Last two sorts include most
Menl it is your chance.
Shoc stort“.
WOMEN’S SHOES—82.30.
New styles for spring. six of
them. and better shoes than this
Ivide- awake store has ever had he-
.ore at anywhere near the price.
Vici kid with patent tip and dull
would tease to exist.
Don’t al‘ ow your blood
to become sluggish from
neglected colds.>or any
other cause. Linonine
. supplies high power cor-
puscles and quickly
rights the circulation.
At all drug stores. 25c.
lion and the work upon i will probably
be finished within II was or ten days.
Rather more work remotes to be done
upon the stable and it "ivill probably
be It month or more before that is no
ishetl
The work on the formal garden which
will be built in the rear of the. mansion
has been carried along well. The wall
surrounding it has been put In place
and is practically completed with the
exception of adding the halustrade
which will surmount it and building
the stairway lea-ting to It. Mr. Plant
Oainours Solvent is unequaled by any
. and is Dr. Kennedy's
table. It acts on an entire
:rinciplvs.
illiam ii. Miller, of Mathswan. N.
myse— --“I was seriously troubled with
my kdaeya and bladder for over three
years. Many dootun and various kidney
remedies. gave me no relief. But i dually‘
bought a bottle of Cal-curs fioiv ent of myi
druggiatmmdafewbotiies. antiiamottrei.
creditors have been paid in full and
expenses of settlement ulso paid. there
LAOIEI' COATI.
Ml DWI Were 89 now $4. 98. Were :12 now
Wore till.
$7. 98. Were tin. now 310
now 312.
LADIES' SKIRTS.
Were 35. 98 now $3.25.
$9.98. now $7.49.
—.——.—
FUR BARGAINS.
Were $6.98.
now 84. 49. Were 87. 99 now $5.49. Were
CLIAN UP OP COMFOATO.
$1.12 comforts for Me.
81.39 comforts for 98c.
$1.50 comforts for 81.19.
81.75 comforts for $1.89.
THE PRINTS. OanHAMB
“AND FLANNILO.
ifut indigo prints. lie yd.
llast black and white prints 60 yd.
Best apron ginghams 6c yd.
i ancy dress ginghams. 8c yd
Best quality ilsnnelettc, 10c yd.
i
I
i
I
morning in the northern set tions ant kid to . new narrow “It "Id 1. “‘1“le a “9“!“ "'0'“ a private estate . 5.98 I ris. Io .‘ ‘““
cloudy weather with light rain in the goodyepapwdt sole. soc' “‘ 00' in Bristol for this garden and this has 3} 1:2":ezgig..rmiiiliinlull] :Iir‘tllltiilil‘li1 $7.98 lllll' lactilsrfsfnoviv’ifgs, SPECIAL REDUCTION Pillcll 0N
southern sections. Conditions iavo. Vici kid with patent tip lace "’ "" been planted for some time now. The mm m the two former livery partners. "0.50 fur scarfs, now mpg ' MEN'S AND IOYI' WEAR.
for lhit‘ Vlt'lnlllt. “I" and continual. d h l l d ' ' “MK” "‘ “"9“ i“ m ""0"” "‘9 70°“ III the case of i’. .l. Brennan against 8l2.50 fur scarfs. now $9.50, Iitlc men s cotton fleeced underwear.
cold tonight. t-lundayfair and warms. nedlum-Wi l l“. W} N IOIG- .. , , . 1-; __,,_-_-_-._,__ ..... from the changes in Weather condl- In“. United at...” Fm. insurance Gear 318 n". hearts, now "2. ...9‘.
during the day, becoming cloudy to- Vtct kid button With dull top .1“... and “an...“ O'Bflw'n. lions. A miniature “"h Wm" WI" ”9 may the defendant was ordered to tile 50c men‘sstiif bosom shirts. 89c.
wards night.
Judge Taylor. of South Norwalk, was
in New Canaan on Wednesday.
”Soft Hats and Caps at O'Brien's.
Mrs. Charles Whitlock, of New (la-
Ind patent tip. Goodyear welted
.ole. new graceful last.
Button shoe oi Corona patent
.oltskin with Vici upper and med-
um sole.
'lhI iioys (lulld of Grace Church.
met last night at the town assembly
hall. Wall street. when basketball was
the principal feature.
wSpecial reductions for the closing
sale. N. a. Smith a Go.
constructed within the formal garden.
The new stone crushing plant pur»
chased for the work tlpon the roads
about the estate has been kept busy
most oi the time since its insullntion.
The roads are made of crushed stone
with a blue atone topdressing and the
pleadings in two weeks. Ml‘. llrcunsu
sues to collect insurance on his resintc
rant which was destroyed by fire.
The case of Charles F. iloehrer
against the American and British
Manufacturing (‘otupauy was argued
GREAT WAIST OHANOE.
Heavy white and
waists.
'i'he 79c waists now 39c.
The $1. 26 waists. now 89c.
The $2. 98 waists. now 81. 79.
fancy
col l on
rule men's outing flannel nightahirts.
390.
250 boys“ iieeceti shirts, also draw-
ers 19c.
‘THEOE PRlCES AR! INTIRIOTINO.
. ' ' i I ' I I I '
11112.11“ '1‘“ " £1932. ""’ "°‘ '“°° W" d““ ...... non-um. ......m... mm ...... 1:1...111. “'111111111.“ 111121.11.“ “1.1:“. .... .... w» :31?:1.I“:.11:111:“.1“1:3..‘: "”-
' and Miss Katie. iioyt. of New Canaan. strut-ted. ' ' ' . . ' ‘ . ,
Will!!!" “7- 1:0!le has! “ml;an;l“‘:$: Light Vici kid lace shoe with Were guests at dinner yesterday, or Mr. Plant is the i‘lWliI‘r of the old {33:11{if3.5}$2.321};“.fnli‘lii'I‘JJJWin".it REMNANTS OF DRESS cooos' li:.§'..3‘§‘ifi§2‘.fp‘i§:' gen 15323011“. .
new non ru I recurt c we , . I. ,. . . , _ . , . .. , .
an BilldlllfHJIKOfplllll'lV new ”mm“ a eathcr French heel and flexible :33” R- '-- ‘l "lkillt- "i 30““ "fl“ xxx“; 11%;“ I": 'Iiillrliiitiilétlfed‘il's was due to the negligent-I,- of the com- This stock has been thoroughly gone Assorted widths. white tape. ficpaok.
his home in illenbrook. ole. patent tip and new narrow ; been startedhtpon this property it Will’- . . over and every remnant wooded out. Bone hair pins. the dos.
”mayor's shoe store will be ”0qu a“ wire-sh or corned hooks 9c lb. will 1w ‘ wooden building for the so These cases Were assigned for trial There's some excellent waist and skirt Assorted black pins, on card. 50.
. . , , . Hayes. “ next. week: patterns amongst these and the prices 'i‘ooth brushes. were 17c and 26c. 80
all day Monday. Washington a birthday
Bradley W. Rector, of the Connecti
cut" Military Academy. at Nonvulk, i
at home in New Canaan for the anus
Washington‘s birthday vacation.
--Stnail turkeys at. Schanb's.
Mrs. Sylvester Hunt has returned tt
her home in South Norwalk. ufie
spending a few days with her sister
Mrs. Wilbur H. Lewis. Crescent street
Glenbrook.
«Bargains in muslin underwear. 4‘:
59, and use. M. B. Smith dc Co.
The Men's Bible Class of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church will nice
at the close of the morning service in
marrow. Discussion on Sabbath ()h
servant-e in the Present. Day.
~—Home made or link sausage 10~
lb‘. Hayos‘.
ikiloy Adams. captain of the Soutl
Norvvulk II‘I re Police, who has been set
iously III :II the Norwalk Hospital fo.
sortie time. has been removed to tbt
Norwalk Hospital for treatment.
~tlrcst bargains at the closing Mil
Remn't Sale at M. s Smith a, Cat
llry Hoods.
Mrs. Linus Benedict. formerly 0
New Canaan, celebrated her 94th birth
day on Monday at the residence of he
son. George Benedistwblorwalk. Fou
generations were present to congrats
late her .~-New Canaan Messenger.
——Ducks and chickens at Schaub' a.
Rev. W. W. ’l‘nnitnean. pastor of th
First Methodist Church, will ddllve
the second sermon'rln the series or
“The influence of Woman." tomorrov
evening topic. “Mariam. the Mask
ian." it‘venlng prelude subject "Marl
lianua.‘
CHURCH NOTES.
The finest city and village Churche'
are painted with the Longman a Hat
tines Paints. and we want ever;
Church to accept our donation whenev
or they paint.
it a 6 make 14 therefore when yol
want fourteen gallons of paint but
only eight of L.‘ & M. and mix six gal
ions of pure Linseed Oil with it. mak
ing actual cost of paint about 81. 20 pa
gallon.
Don‘t pay 81. 50 a gallon for Linsetn’
Oil (worth 60 cents) which you dt
when you buy other paints in a cat:
with a paint label on it.
Many houses are well painted witl
four gallons of L. a M. and three gal
ions of Linseed Oil mixed therewith.
Wears and covers like gold.
These Celebrated Points are sold by
Comatock. Watkins d: Dow. 80th Nor,
walk; Huhbeil & Staples iiardwart
Co. Not-walk; w; 5. (layer a 80f
Westport: Nbrthrop Bros. Southport
Jail: 11; finality and Dad”.
ROAST PORKI‘ “/3: LI.
FRI! L. HANS - Ha I...
L! 0 LAND. ‘14s.“
FONIOUARTIR 10:“
Pl All It. ROA 14o
"H-HOUO‘ “OAOT,
5 0A". in“)! _
LIR OTIAiK, . 1 '
Pm URT‘sI “W“ 1.0 n
Ittmve mousse. estate
were ems HOOK8.=OFA_IIII,I'1§;
use marlin
FRESH H‘s-II.
.th Hat-ring. 4 pounds for 35 cents
banlah‘MackeI-sl, ,Ioe rise in
Whole salmon. ' 10¢ per lb.
' warm. toe" par n.
Porglsa, 10¢: per III.
III-9°». , , 10c pot‘ to.
IonitaMacksrat. 10¢ per lb.
cart. oneness
L“ Chop Beef.
“Blimp corned Beef. ‘“
These are so good- looking. the
Ihoe- -man is almost afraid his 33
Ihoes will suffer.
Siltu‘ SlOl‘l‘.
FOR MEN:
Interested in slick 50 cent ties
It 29c?
Here.
Dandy patterns and colors reg-
Ilar halt-dollar
All in imperi l shape—every
nan knows how nicely an Imper-
.al ties. 29c.
A little lot of 25-cent shield
Iowa (for wear with high band
:ollars) at ta%c.
Right :Iislc. front.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS 00..“
BRIDGEPORT.
....F——. . . .. _.
Victor Tristratn. son of Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Tristra‘m, Roton Hill, is ill
lith fever, , ~
Miss Simpson, of Cincinnati. Ohio.
as been in South Norwalk for the
sat few days. ‘
John 1‘“.Iyan 'one of South Norwalk‘ s
vell- kuowu residents. is seriously ill at
Its home in West avenue.
—~Goodriclt Food tile. at all leading
:rocers. »
The official tidal-Ii of the South "or-
valk Methodist Church will hold its
nonthiy meetinfip -hiondny evening. .
-The best corset reduced for the
dosing Mill Remn't Sale 49c. M. S.
Smith & 00. Dry Goods.
Miss Katherine Flaherty entertained
I. company of friends at Pit. at her
tome, 10 Prospect avenue. Thursday
waning.
—“-Chickens and iowls 16 and tile lb
Hayes'.
A special meeting of Our Bmthdrs‘
Mge, 1.0.0. iI‘.oi Norwaik. was
told last night, when the third degree
vas conferred.
Sliver Frost Fish. 5 pounds iorzsc
Stead Cod and all other fish at reason-
able Mas.
\Mmawmmstfimm
" oIé’a‘simIoII amt-us...
PRICESSTIIILL
'i‘he grocery stores and markets in
South Norwalk will keep open Mon-
day. Washington's Birthday. until 12
o'clock noon. closing then for the bal-
ance of the day.
~Canes and mourning bands. O'Brien.
Many) water pipes along West ave-
nue are frown tight and the ground at
some points is being thawed out with
height of burning Ibur,cottl in onion that
the plumbers may get at the pipes.
wrest bargains in kitchen dept. for
the closing sale. Sat. anti Mon. M. S.
Smith R: i‘ I).
Mr. and Mrs.
lune lit-cu ice-bound at Smith' II island
for some time were in South Norwsllt
this week. It was Mrs. Lassen's first
visit in two months.
o—Robes and blankets to close out at
col-It. Luther M. Wright.
The Sunday morning scrvIcc :Illijtu'l
during February at the First Methodist
Episcopal (‘hurch by the pastor. Rev.
'.W 1‘. Duncan. have been on “Chris
“unity in Earnest} The topic for to
morrow morning will be. “‘Horit‘tg In
tho! Church."
—-Derbles, ilerbies, Derbics. O '
Edward Mason Cleveland, of when
button. it. 1., who took an Ippv i to
the superior court to contest the will
of his father the late E Spicer Cit-yo
loud. of Hartford. has decided that he
lilii not. want to pmsecute the appeal
and it has been withdrawn fromt
superior court.
The (‘ompsny F‘ basketball team will
try conclusions with the strong Xav-
lcr team. of New York. Mouday even-
ing at the armory. The New Yorkers
won callitr in the season from the.
Norwslk team but the members of the
latter are determined to retrieve the
defeat if possible
i nir-
TO SAVE YOU
Man‘s lPatent Oolt Bluebers. the
unto-Ivar Kid Wen Heavy
Ladies‘ Patent Colt Lace Shoes,
near and can ballad at such snail
Psi-fast fitting guaranteed.
Small Hams
lean Pot Roast,
Shoulder steak, ~
10c
Ducks. Small I'm-rm. Chickens. '
Pork Tendprlotnl.
Bohnub'o Market
n‘ MW
toe"
10c ‘
i will soon.
“Too
to 'i‘lsaeantha .
I. and “mtg: . ed as
are theyl who
time. or! mm.% "It
.. ,“","- ..Igmm. ‘ "on
tel-“me.
commodation of the man who will car-
ry on the farm. A barn will also be
erected upon the farm.
Pine Island was purchased by Mr.
Plant some time ago and this will be
used as a place for posturing sheep.
Sbccp pens are being built there at the
present time.
The hot house products :It the estate
are now in season and many delicacies
are to be had there which are forbid-
den to ordinary mortals at this season
of the year, Mushrooms are ripening
1‘ rank Lassen who I
1‘ o. 3. Jackson.
among other products. The plants in
Hire hot h‘ouscs have escaped the cold
Lthus far and they tll't“ growing luxu-
rinnlly Wises are Iut beioro the buds
have time to open and toe shipped to
New York {m the use of Mr. Plant
and his family.
FRED BULLEN'S DIVORCE CAGE.
Judge Elmer Names Commnttee to
Hear Evidence.
Judge Elmer yesterday appointed a
committee to hear the case of Fred-
erick tl_ Huilcn against Evelyn M. Hul-
IoIn, a petition for divorce. Counsel
.for the parties said the evidence was
I oi lquIh a nature that it was desirable
th:..’ a committee be nppointltd and all
the parties were agreed.
Attorney Samuel .F. Beardsley was
named by the court. ilullen asks for
itilvorce III-om his third wife. Evelyn
Mt-Maugh Bullets, on the ground of in-
.ildeiity, naming Kid Carter. a New
iork pugtllst as torespondent. Mrs.
Bullen responded with a timer com
:plaltll in which she charges her hus-
band with intolerable crueltI.
in the case of Henry Clampett
against James J. Johnson of Bridge-
port. the court accepted I e iinal ac-
count of Receiver James H O'Rourke
and ordered ".1 distribution of the as-
sets to the two partners After all
Olso’ns fhoe Store.
WHY NOT BUY A PAIR
A GOOD ONII.
Men's ‘9th Kid ~itlIoeII, samples and odd.lot of 38.60 owl 83.00 Shoes. at
$l.98.
now too.
Men's Patent Horse Hide Lace. 33.60 Shoes. at .
$2.
43 ~
aShoea.
3.50uld$3..00 It
st 9'8
Ladies Fine K|d lace Shoes, good low heels. some Cuban styles. at
$1 43‘
is it Worth
Instrumentals. and Ache oi- Poor vistas when relief is so
M1
wit arena W examination of the Eyes without wt. and _.
ugIassasarsnssdad tarnishthomatthalowaupossthlawma =
-II was... Is detain immanent» ‘ ‘
housematescantataslssseuaxt can wait
in the m to:
W h 0161 I80.
ruin) will. mung. Rinse;
”do What the medial.
m"if «also».
Tuesday; Alice M. ilrown vs. Coil
ueI-ticut Railway and Lighting Coin.
pauy; James iI‘arnam vs. New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company: Patrick 1). Lyons vs. New
York. New Hayes and Hartford Rail.
roud CIIIIIpI‘tII)’; Emma .l. liockcnber-
geo- vs. New York. New listen and
Hartford Railroad Company.
Wednesday. Kittie E. Norduby vs.
George ll, Nol'dub): John liolII'y vs.
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Cmnpany: Annie t‘lnncy vs.
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company.
Thursday. Margaret (‘III-ra vs. New
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road Company; Herbert 0. Taylor. et
llvfl rs. Bradley 8. Meeker. cl III.
CHARRED REMAINS FOUND.
BALTIMORE. lI‘eb. 20.——A charred
l'tt'll' sill'iuwul In is“ that III :1 colored
man, was l'oIIuti mum in the water at
ilowley's Wharf. The body is so had-
ly burned as to be unrecognizable.
This is thought to be. the only life loat
iii the fire.
DECLINE!) THE OFFER.
M BRIDEN. Fell. 20.—~Jtiliu H. Parish.
ststc agent of tht: Connecticut School
for Boys, yesterday declined the offer
of the Waterbury Board of Charities
to beware III-gent of iimokside Home
in that city.
Fame consists in having your picture
printed by a breakfast food company:
notoriety in having a brand of cigars
named after you.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
—‘-' ‘—
HOYT' S THEATRE.
sarusoav rssuoos aso
mot-I . res. 20.
Return of the only original
Edison Projecto-
scope Co..
under the national dlrsetloa of D. W.
Robartlon, 407 Park New Build-
lng. New York City.
2 (BRAND ENTERTAINMENTB.
MATINEI. 2:80 P. M. AND NIGHT
AT 8 O’CLOCK.
Admission. Motlnsa, 20c. Children, 10:.
Night Prices. too. No and 80¢.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
“MAY Flatt! WEIK."
Beginning Monday, Matinee. Feb. 22.
Madness Dally
Spoolal Engagement of
MAY fNi-E
AND HEN: ’6 MIDY co.
Supported a Median
MR. RoibIRT NODINE
‘ And Has Own Orchestra.
New VamlilaAotl.
NewaIId-liaborata Ioenary.
Brilliant .llsotrleai Effects.
naeanrorna.
, Nights. “
Monday . .. . .. A soldier’s Sweetheart
T . . .. ....... Power of the cm.
'I aaadsy ...... Ottawa's Daughter:
1 Thursday ................ .. Thelma
' Friday. ......... A Man from Mexico
Baturday .............. River Pirates
. Matias“.
. am.' ...... A Isldlar's Madman
........ Aisha trom' Maw
My ...... Nailla “1110 NW
My YWLKIIR
Whitley MIII» transom
uncommon. ,. smea-
. ..‘Nohnallt. cone. 4 POPULAR PIIICIOIM ‘ l
V .. vsnin .......... 10o,
‘ I ....... ......‘1..i°omm
atteoaanap'anneoooha
: LAOIIO' TiOKl‘T TUIOOAY '
_ NIGHT
Tickets Limited to salt.
, ladies presenting this Coupon
‘ and ii» cents at the usual place
hots-can now. and as at a
p. III will miss a so
sewthM-Dosouy
0
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O
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u. o
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1. O
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a 0
a s
o as (a... or. excess a s
are now fully one-third less than for each.
no r selling prices.
Taffeta binding. 8 yard piece. 106.
83-85 Washington Street.
South Nor-awaits. Conn
- ._ . "—52 ”.-.... - ......—'_"..._.. 7.33.. r
TURN/NB OVER STOCK
we found these bargains.
iI‘ lanuelette Wrappers, regular prices Si 26 to $1.90 ................ 960
(its, FlAllllt‘lUllt‘ Kimonas. dollar quality ......................... 0|:
Corsets. a trifle shopwmn $1.00 and $1.50 qualities ................ 731:
Fine Cashmere Hose. for men and women. our regular 25c quality, per
pair ........................................................... 106
50c Golf Gloves and Mittens. half price ........................... 250
Ladies it‘lccccd Lined ilose (same as most dealers sell at 15c. pr) two
pairs for ......................................................
Any of our 25c Veillngs, per yard ................................. 10¢
Butenberg Patterns anti a small lot of slightly soiled Stamped Lin-
t'llKIiiIli.. ............................................. -10t:
N. E. R Y AN.
86 Washington Strut. South Normally
S. S. Tiiiotson.
Come in and an the new Vailinas.
Everything In' the MILLINZR Y LINE at about
. , your own price
86 Wllhlnpton Strut.
GOODRICH roan
THIS saw. BREAKFAST moo
Is A PLEASANT SURPRISE
Io_£vrsvosr. ..
A: NOURISHINU In If I: DELICIOUS
I: HEALYITHFUL as I! Is APPETIZINO
It is DIFFERENT from any other kind ref
cans-tit roan
err-rises: in PURITY
arr-renew in rzavaa .,
orrrrutvr in sums-arr vstur.
II * oovotl ‘w’m I'm most
Those Hens shbilld lay you from six to twelve eggs each day
-- Why does not the food you use go to ”EGGS?-
lt ------- . POW" W0 0'9“ fowls and shards no albumen for egg formation.
RAYMOND BROTHERS Chicken (train will yield you EGGS. .. ~ .
Cali, than. for our Food. to tone them up and not.
Listen to your hens. .
The first sings: - ,
Are your mas deny?
them in vim-Ins: order.
The second respontls:-'-
at No.13? Washington Street.
Raymond Bros
Winona leak ‘at it. It gives you an appetite
1.- .. ...., .. ..."-..
Because it. studs A I
O
‘0. would that 1 some. eggs night
To fill my nosey neat!" . .
“Miss Pallet wipe those tears away
And hither be my guest!"
So. off together strode the twain.
To feast on Raymond OW
000th Namath. Delta.
,.
Norwalk Chronicler