Corset Covers
10c. 150.:Etnd 250.
E. K. BANKS.
46' a 47 war wasnmorou or.
Mahukomo Hotel Ilock.
loath Now-lit. Conn.
loctL densities
r.
WEATHEL FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
tonight. Wednesday fair. A slight
disturbance in central this morning it
Mithigan. it is produc lug cloudy wea-
ther. with light snow in the Lake re
glon. it will probably past-I over north
urn New England tonight. ’l‘here ha:
been It rise in temperatttre of ten tt
twenty degrees in the central section
and tr corresponding fall in tempera-
ture in the [northeastern set tionti ThI
temperatures range this morning fror.
24 below zero at Winnipeg to hit a-
(lorpus Christi. (‘onditions favor for
this vicinity unsettled weather, will
slightly higher temperature.
Lewis M. Mun. at Brooklyn, bat
been visiting in South Norwalk, when
he formerly resided.
1’. C. Lounabury Lodge. New Eng
land Order of Protection. will meet to
night, at s o‘clock, in Mystic (inair
llall.
Miss Mamie Hawkins. of Southport
is spending several weeks the guest 0
her cousin, Miss Alice liawxhurat, 0
Norwalk.
——t]oodrlclr Food is so different fron
all other cereals you will like it. Hit
all leading grocers.
Mrs. Katherine Mulvey has been slcl
for the past two weeks. Her sister
Mrs It. O'Ntlll, has been summoned it
her bedside.
’l‘lII Central [labor liniorr. has callet'
a meeting of the officers of all the labor
organizations of the town for tomorroa
evening at the l erum, in South Malt
street.
Norwalk lodge. No. 709, B. P. O, E.
will hold Its nomination of oflicera
tomorrow evening. and the semi-an
nual election will be held Wednesday
March 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Jarvis, 0
West street. accompanied by Miss Ben
lar Jarvis. of Bridgeport, have. beet
spending a couple of days with rain
lives in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sheehan and Mr
and Mrs. Wlilrnm l'nlier. of Bridgeport
were guests. Sunday‘ evening at tht
home of Mr and Mrs. Frederick B
Coleman of High street.
Ticket Age'ut rgc W. llarris. 0‘
the. South Norwalk railroad utaliona
had It relapse yesterday, and is stil
confined to his home in Lowe street
uith an ultra k of the grip.
Frederick W. Brown. chief clerk ti
Superintendent (ian‘elt H. .Wllaon a
the Grand t‘entral station, New Yorlt
resumed his duties yesterday, after at
iIInI- as at his home in South Norwallr ,
-——Goodrith Food 10c, at all ieadint
grocers.
Au llaliatr in the employ of Board
man Burchard at Wilson' a Point founI
by cruel cxperiehce Saturday wha
the met ts of a hay cutter was upor
one of his fingers. He lost the on
of the digit and the wound was dream
by Dr. V. (l. Tito.
The members of Trinity M. E
(‘ hurI- h. Bridgeport celebrated thI
third anniversary of the dedication 0
their new IlIurI-h Sunday. The per
tnorr was by Rev. George Van Aistyno
111).. of South Norwalk. in the even
lug there was a musical service will
anthems and solos.
ludge Elmer, of the Superior Court
has rendered a decision granting a di
vorce to Foster (l. Tanner of Bridge
port from Susie h, Tanner, on lht
ground of cruelty and allowing her thI
custody of the children. This is what
the contestants wanted.
At a meeting of the 1Adies' Benevo
lent Association of the Norwalk Con
gregatiouai Church, tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock, a responsive prayer
service pre tired by the Preabyteriar
board for t e Lenten season will bI
read. The ladies of the Methodist ancl
Baptist churches have been invited.
In.» with
.0 In M!!! Inc! M...
‘ ao‘aar soils. 1 LI.
"I." CAL. NAMI‘V 0 LI.
ant at. Ll.
w
vitriol We. ram
firm. moo intro. clung“: '
.;t.‘i-|h“-
I
PUBl. MARKET
M .. ,
being with us for about two months.
, “muwmafimhlm
IRuInpOonodwn
tram Trina. «‘
ill hot 1 3 ‘11?
pinto tilt V” *
has been suffering from the grip.
.The sieigbing has tituppurod after
John Murray. of Railroad avenue, is
meow-ring from a Itevors attack of
Krlp.
A regular session of Court Mahack-
euro, Foresters of America, will be held
tonight.
llaroid Austin. of New York. spent
the holiday III Norwalk, the guest of
G. Fl'f'tl Austin.‘
Mitts Bessie Corbett. of South Nor-
walk. has been visiting relatives in
F‘Iatbush. N. Y.
i-lpI-I-lal I.entI~I servltea will be held
It tit Mttry‘ It t‘hitrc.h Wednesday and
rtiduy Iveniuga
()ur lirothers‘ Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F., of
Ntil‘thlk, will hold its annual rIIIl I‘llll
111 February 29th.
ileury Paxton, .ir., of Prospoct ave-
JIIP. Norwalit. is slowly recovering
‘roIII IIII attack of grip.
Mr. and Mrs. ti. llenry Howard. of
Woodward avenue, are entertaining
elatives from Stonlagton.
A mass of requiem for the late John
out-y will be celebrated at lit. Mary's
.‘hIIrI-h. Wednesday morning.
Harry M. t‘amp. of the Dead Letter
)fllce. Washington, is enjoying a IIbort
mention at his home In Norwalk.
Olin-r it. Nitkeraon. of Ansonia.
part the Sabbath ltr Norwallt as the
areal of his mother, in Orchard street.
The NIIrwalk Aerie of Eagles will
old a session torttorrow evening. at
ed Mcrr's littll. lit the (laitolte bulld-
mg.
Butler Chapter, Royal Arch Mat-Ions.
Nlll lIIIIIl ii regular meeting tonight, at
he Masonic Temple. in Washington
Itreet,
Arthur A. Graham. who has been
erlously III at lrls residence in West
tract, shows a slight improvement to-
lay.
Thc St. Paul's Church brartch of the
ilrla', Friendly Society will meet this
Ivenlng at the Town Assembly hail.
Nail street.
Buckingham Woman's Relief Corps.
If Norwaik. will celebrate Washing-
on‘s Birthday tonight. when an enter-
ainment and supper will be given.
Miss l‘dna Wigham. who has been
Iialllrrg her parents. Mr and Mrs. H.
l. Wigham. at their home on Elm
trlect. Norwnlk. has returned to Fair-
led
Miss Florence Jennings. of Nor
valk formerly a teacher in the Con-
or school has made a brief visit with
Iirs. Sidncyh ‘WBt‘itl‘tllilt'y King street.
itratford.
Mrs. Mary ilttvilaati. mother of lies-
ort Charles A. liaviiaitd. of New lio-
helle, and Mrs. Charles J. Painter. of
tooth Norwalk, is seriously III at her
care In New Rochelle.
The Norwslk City Council will meet
.ext Monday night. to. finish up tho
Iusineaa of the fiscal year, in order to
to prepared for the annual my anger-
ng on Monday averting. March 7th
-—-Palestlnc Castle. No. 2, A. 0. K.
If M. C.. will hold a sociable and dance
a their rooms No. 100 Washington St.,
.i'eb. 24. 1904.
Palestine ()aatic. Ancient Order
(nights of the Mystic Chain. held a
mating. last nightwand made arrange-
neuts for the social to be held tontoe
ow night in the hall in Washington
tract.
Miss Belle W. R'oc. of the 13. 'l‘. liab-
tilt Soap (‘ornpahy office, of New
fork city, who hart been spending sev-
:ral days at her homedn North Main
.treol. returned to her duties. this
.tornlttg.
Frank P. Hayes, who has been Im-
ergolng treatment at the Norwaik
losplttIi for hemorrhages. is improv-
-f his brother. John T. Hayes, in ‘.Vli~
on avenue, to recuperate. Mr. Huyee'
oauy friends hope for him a speedy
ecovery.
M, C. Smith, New York; 1‘. ll. Mah-
tr. E. M. Guns. New Haven: Mrs. ll. .1.
Waterbury. Brooklyn: Miss Nellie
Waite. Long Prairie, Minn: .1. ll. Bing.
tam. New York; W. ll. t‘lriitts and
vlfe, Salt Lake City. Utah; .|. F, Cott-
:rove, New York: ll. L. Gaylord.
lprlngiielti were guests yesterday, at
he 'Hotel (‘lifford
FRESH
Silver Frau Flair, 5 inundated”
Fruit Barring. 4 pcuhda for 25cm“
Danish. Mackerel. 10: par lb
Whole Balaton. 10c pt.- III.
Weakflalt. 10¢ per lb.
sot-pm, 10c I.» III.
cm... 10¢ {m- is.
Ioaita Mackerel.
M 00' am! all other fish at an»
able prion.
CAPT. DUERCSS.
ng. and will be removed to the home.
10¢ per lb. ‘
rm...
.iamteasxafl
THE REGTNA'S WORTH
is only appreciated by one who
takes time to listen to its sweet
tones and who stops to think of
the comfort and pleasure and dc-
light it will give at almost any
time.
The Regina knows none of the
limits of the ordinar musicobox
its range is virtual y unlimited
Any sort of music th is played
on any instrument i played by
the Regina-pads is layod por-
fectly. Its time expression
are perfect. its power is wonder-
ful.
The Regina will
music or secular. wdi interpret
the waltz spirit as truly an the re-
ligious masterpiece. In brief; the
Regina responds to every mood of
its owner.
It is a music-box so simple that
a little child can operate it.
it is a music-box so low priced
as to be doubly-attractive. 1n the
REGINA CLUB
it is sold on such terms as to bring
it within the reach of everybody.
The Regina club place: before
you music-boxes at $33 to $200.
and members of the club have
their chosen Regina delivered as
soon as membership' at granted.
We shall be pleased to have you
join the circle of satisfied Regina
OWI‘iCl’S.
NEW TUNES FOR THE OLD.
if you own a Regina and want
new tunes at small cost here is
your chance.
We will exchange new tune-
sheets for old steel ones and al-
low half.
The only condition is that you
bu as many new as you return
oi and that they be of the same
size.
For illustration:
One dozen rsy. iaclt sheets.’
worth $6. 48. for r dozen old and
$3.24. and theré is a fine collection
of tune-sheets for you to choaae
from. .
Basement.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO"
BRIDGEPORT.
_.!——r
Bis mother—if you really
Sunday school. as you say. it .
strange that you smell so nah,"
Bobby—l guess that’s boom...) the
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~New York Mall and Express.
automatic. '
PEIll'llillilM PIllS.
“flu,“ "I,“
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lie-en! Dali—I'm...”
took. ”why-dull»:
m “I It! mu. m I“
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at this“. lull-do aai‘
TO SAVE YOU
Men's Patent Colt Bluchsra. the
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'I. . ‘mflliratln Mutilated.
Small Hans.
packs. mil Men. Chickens.
q
“Moro Int-Itch
ma tympani, 10o"
nast"... 'statr. tot;
Chou liner. .. too
on! ouhbhuatfichfljli
W can; ppmm.
play sacred ‘
THE roowitEDIcrNI;
combines nutritivmalter-
alive and pedltive prop-
ertlu. curla coughs and
colda and bu ding up the
bot! and restoring health
wi out irritating or dig.
turbid; the most sensi-
tive function.
At all druggisfs. 25c..
50c. $t.oo.
FOUR COURT! TODAY.
Cue Again-t c. R. d L. Co. to Court
UD
There may be foul courts In session
today at the. county court house if all
the business assigned for it lid is ready.
There will be the civil superior. the
criminal superior and two branches of
the civil common pleas court.
in the civil superior before Judge
WIIilam T. Elmer. the first case on
the trial Hat is Alch- to. Brown against
the Connecticut Railway and Lighting
company. it is expected to furnish
business. The other assignments for
tomorrow are actions brought
against the railroad company for
damages in connection with the chi!-
ing of Railroad avenue but it is
hardly likely that they will be ready
an Attorney States Judson. who will
try- out the count for the plaintiffl.
will be in New Haven before the civil
linited States court
The criminal supérlnr court will
come In at 2 o'clock In the afternoon
and will resume the disposal of crim-
Inai cases. There are One or two of
some Importance to‘ be handled be-
fore the Eardley mtrrder trial com-
mences. '
In the case of William Carpenter.
WHO seriously assaulted a young wo
man in Norwaik it Is believed that
the young man was insane He has
been examined by the doctors who
will make a report to the Iourl
The trial of Joseph Eardley may
not be reached this week if any of
lesson was about Jonah and the whale}
Mga'l Patent Her-as Hide Lacs. 88.60 Shoes. at-
$2.
Ladies Vlcl Kid Welt HQ" 9010 Shun.
Wiel' Patent Colt Lace Shoes, ”.th 88.00. I!
3i 98.
ladies Fine Kid Lace Shoes, good low heels. some Cuban styles, at
“.49.
ouumnayouahmamor mvapi m rot-t a lo
..Wa sick. i mm evaluation or the pyt- Irritant «nut. and
ummmmuaommmmwm ,
, O. B. JAWSON
the minor offenders prove refractory
and force a trial. The accused man's
. 'I-uunsel are hard at work preparing
l his defense.
That Dog Cue.
Judge iloward ..l t‘uttis will hold
the regular sclttion of the civil com-
mon pleas court and there will also
i be a special session, which will be pre«
sided over by Judge Nichols C. Downs
of the Stamford city I-.ourt
Judge Downs will listen to that In-
mous dog case in which l’atrlck Mar
pity. toachtnan of the late lienry San
IIIIIl, was mixed up. The plaiullil' is
Patrick Murray. The latter sued Mur-
phy first anti secured a judgment of
$500 with costs. III this action he sues
Mr. Sanford. or tlIo'itIttI-r'tt estate. as
llilit death occurred since the papers
' were served. Murray wants $2.000
damages. '
At the regular session the following
c... we are down for tomorrow.
ward li Herscz vs. Charles W Ray
mond Frederick .i Elander \ti. Jas.
li. Barrett and the llartmanrr fl'nu-
lug (‘0 vs. James H. Barrett.
LADIE. Dlo. oFRANOnO'I
1 ram "mist-35am. or
"What It the matter with the horse?"
asked the dealer of the dissatisfied
ron. “Does he run away?" " un
away!" was the reply. "Run away!
lie won't even walk IIWIty."—-(‘.hlcago
Post.
Olsen’s Shoe Store.
WHY NOT BUY A PAIR
R GOOD ONTO.
Men‘s Vlci Kid Shoes, samples and odd lot of 82.50 ard 83.00 Shoes, at
$I.98.
now too.
48
My
:'
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34- tame time clears the phlegm,
Mi
“wt“ hot '
mff-‘T amount I 'llio'dhflh
tad fuam of rs. (‘harlea A. Havi-
and a butter resident of south Nor-
walk, was published III tbc "flalem
tiessenger." Issued by the Baptist
Jhurch. in Now ltoclndic, where the
amlly of the ductatacd now live:
As the Lord's day drew to its I‘Ifhtc
with her dear ones about her. Minnie.
.hc beloved wife of lhacon Charles A.
flaviiand, fell asleep in Josttl. The
iratd struggle was‘over and in thc
.rlumphaof a precious faith. aim Went
o be with, her Lord. Another door
was opened Into heaven anti with rad-
lttt face and arms outstretched. alIe
Iasaed through to greet film of whom
rt her heart she freIptentiy sang:
(live us, 0 Sill’llilll'. by llry grace.
to see our Heaven III thy bright face."
Nearly three years ago she came to
III with her good husband ‘and belowd
antliy, IIIIII quietly. oh so quietly. look
In plate among us. How she dreaded
he ntwuetta of it all and her ditildent.
etirlng nature shrank from the hard
ask of making a raw liliit‘f' IIII her-
'1‘”!-
it was not long hIIw.e\eI before our
adies know that MI was no ordinary
vomau and glaIIy they welcomed to
hair work and soon to their hearts
.he wealth of devotion and faithful-
Iess that watt In her. She laid a strong
Ind always helpful hand upon what-
Iver she lll'illt' I took and with a ttlilf—for-
:etfulneas always that was as remark
hie as it was beautiful. Beyond most
women It could be said. "The heart of
tar husband doth safI-iy trust iu her.
She stretI-hctlr out her hand to the
.toor: yeti, Hire rear-hath forth her
hands to the n'ecidy. III-r I-hlldrtn
iriae up and call her blessed: her hits-
and also. and he praiseth her." She
m It devoted wife and mother. and
.he blow is u aevere one to them.
Bravely they are hearing it. They
mow that the loving Father makes no
mistake and that all things work to-
:ethor for good to them that love tiltn.
The church is about them with her
nost loving sympathy.
The funeral was held at the home of
Deacon llavlland and was conducted
Iy the pastor. A former pastor and
levoted friend of the family. Rev. Wti-
lam H, Hubbard. of the. Bedford
Heights Church, Brooklyn. spoke feel-
.neg or his relation to the saluted
lead arid paid a noble tribute to her
rxceptioual character and lift. Mrs.
IicCrea sang two beautiful and tom-
'ortirtg hymns and uh pastor spoke
briefly and offered prayer. The body
was then taken to the cemetery at Rye
Ind laid away in its last resting place.
We will miss her sadly in home, In
:hur'ch, anti In ao'tuuch of the work.
it has been beautiful to hear so many
lay, "let- was my very dear friend."
The pastor recalls no place In his ex-
Oerlt‘llt't‘ where the ministry of sum-r-
ing and sorrow together with the iu<
finance of a genuinely gnod life. have
been more powerfully manifested than
in this bereavement of family and
church. May our dear Master so help
us to live that when we die it may be
as truthfully said: "lining dead we.
yet await."
RELIEF N NE MINUTE.
One Minute Cou Cure. gives rcrfef
in one minute because it killti the Inl-
crobe which tickles the mucous mcrn-
titans. causing the cough. and at the
draw
out the inflammation and basis and
soothes the. affected parts. One Min-
ute Cough Cure strengthens the. lungs.
wards off pneumonia and is a harmless
and never falling cure. III all curable
Inst-s of Coughs. (folds and Group. One
itinute Cough Cttre is pleasant to take.
harmless and good alike for young and
old. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. ”
Neil-The Idea of your being engag-
ed to him! What do you want to be
married for?"
Belle—l don‘t: but i want to show
that i can be if i want to.-Phiiadel-
phia Ledger.
‘e’oiiuilflit AMU‘éEM‘E‘fiS.
BOYT’S THEATRE.
“MAY Flatt! WEEK.”
Beginning Monday. Matinee. Feb. 22.
Matinua Dally
Special Engagement of
MAY FleE
AND HER COMEDY CO.
Supported by The Comedian
MR. ROIIRT NODINE
And Her Own Orchestra.
New Vaudeville Ann.
New ml laborat- Camry“
Brilliant Electrical Iffocta.
RIPIRTOIRI.
Night;
Tuesday .PoworofthaCrou
Wednesday ..... .Doaoon'a Daughter
Thursday .................. Thelma
Friday .......... A Man from Mexico
Saturday ..... River Pirate
Malina...
Tuesday ........ A Man from Mexico
Wednesday ...... Nollie tho Nanci"
Thunday ........... . As You Lilla it
Frldly. ........ Hat- Ramon
....... PM of the ON“
I yPOPULAR Pltcgsm ”a.
a. ..... .,
Ma ...... . ....10¢aatllllc.
C. QOOOOOOOOOOIIOC.
LADIIO' T'ifi'lsl‘l’ TUiODAY
Ticket: Limited to 531.
“dies ”resenting this.
and. 15 cents at. the usual place
between now and Thread” at it .
p. newlil receive” 30 out re-
served neat. ticket. Don't delay.
Get Them Now. . ..‘
-CUT THIS OUT—-
IOOOOOOQOOOOOQOIOO
,.
Oooo'ooooooooi
OOOOIDICI‘OIOCI
HOYT' S THEATRE.
- , momentum. ‘
uoaosv. was. , .,
antenna: at; as
a "wild AID fluorite
glut
O 3?- them in working order.
Hgvgc ' . ‘ L'J.” - c
1‘ ‘ ‘ VI. ’3‘“:
at No. In trust-mos Street
it
It“? can
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. 43“”
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON’S PATTERNS.
Another Banquet
of Bargains.
EVERY lTEM CHOULD I! CARE FULLV NOTED.
EV CAVINO FOR SOMEBODY.
iT MIAMI iron.
LAOIIS' COATS.
Were all. now tidbit. Were si'z, now
$7.98. Wcrc $15, now Slit. Were 81ft.
now 8l2. l
LADIEC' SKIRTS.
Were it. 98 now 8.1.25 Were all 98
now $4. 49. Were 87. 98 now in ill. Were g
1998. now $7. 49.
FUR BARGAINS.
$.98 fur acarfa. now $3.25.
$7.98 fur acarfa. now $4.98.
”0.60 fur scarfs, now $6.98.
“2.50 fur acarftt. now $9.50,
$18 fur scarfrt, now $12.
GRIAT WAIST CHANCE.
CLEAN UP OF COMFORTC.
81.12 comfort: for 75c.
$1.39 comfort: for 98c.
81.60 comforts for $1.19.
$1.75 comforts for 81.39.
' THE PRINTS. QINOHAMC
. AND FLANNILO.
liest indigo prints. be yd.
Ilest black and whitc prints, l'Ic yd.
tlest apron ginghams, tic yd.
lancy dress glnghamrt. Bo yd
llc-tt quality flannelette.10c yd.
*sesctsr. sconcrrou eaten on
. MEN'S AND IOYS' WEAR.
! not- men's cotton fieoced underwear.
‘Zl9c.
.0c men s stilt bosom shirts, 89c.
50c men' s outing flannel nightahirta.
:l9c.
v . .. .
“.3581: y “m9 and mm" mm)" 25c boys‘ fleecotl shirts. also dflw-
era 19c.
The 79c waists now fish
The 81 2b waists now 89c
The 82. 98 waists now 31. 79.
The~ $3.25 waists, IIow star.
3 .1.
RIMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS.
This stock has been thoroughly gone
over and every remnant wooded out. ‘
There' a some excellent waist and skirt Assorted black pins on card. 5c.
patterns amongst those. and the prices ' Tooth brushes, were 17c and Am So
are now fully one-third le a than for- each.
rucr selling prices. Taffeta binding. 8 yard piepe. “to.
83-85 Washington Street,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
-——-—u-
THECE PRICES ARE INTERIITINO.
i0c featherstitched braid, 6c piece.
lUl pearl buttons. tic dozen.
t'cari !IuttorIs.:. do: on card. 6c dos.
Assorted black“ plan. in paper. '
Assorted widths. white tape. tic pack. .
Bone hair pins.10c dot.
TURNING OVER STOCK
we found these bargains.
Fiaaneiettc Wrappers, regular prices 81.26 to $1.50 ................ “6
Gray Flannelette Ktraonas. dollar quality ......................... “a
Corsets. a. trifle shopworn, $1.00 and $1.6ilqualitics ................ 75¢
Fine'f‘ashmcre Hose for men and women. ottr regular 25c quality, per
pa r ........................................................... 10°
' 50c Golf Gloves and Mittens. half price ........................... “0
ladies‘ Flee-cert idned llose (same as most dealers sell at 16c pr) two
pairs for ...................................................... 10c
Atty of our 2l'-.II Vellings, per yard. ............................... 100
Hateuberg Patterns and a small lot‘ of slightly soiled Stamped itin-
ens cat-h
N. E. R YAN.
\I
as Washington Strut. you". Nor-walk.
7’ 5 ‘ . as
S. S. Tiiloteon. ,
Come In and an the new Volllnaa. “ f
Everything In the MILUNERY LINE at about
your own prloo
86 Washington Street.
truth Mammoth“. '
GOODRIG‘H roan
THIS new BREAKFAST rooa
Is A PLEASANT SURPRISE ‘
to EVERYONE.
As NOURISHINU as If It DELICIOUS
A: HEAL THFUL u If I: APPETIZIND
Iris DIFFERENT from any other kind of
CEREAL FOOD
DIFFERENT In PURITY
DIFFERENT In FLIVOR
DIFFERENT In NUTRIENT VALUE.
., At
DO YOU WANT ANY EOE" ,
Those Hons should lay you from six to twelve eggs each day.
Whydoeanotthefoodyouuaeloto D093! Bananas".
fowia and more: no albumen for egg formation.
turnout) nao'rnnas Chicken orun will you you mos. .,
Are your Betta dopy? Call. then. for our M. to tone theta up and
Listen to your heirs. \,
The first sings: —
.Ic
trials
s.
"0. would that 1 loneeggl It
To All my coaey neat!” ‘
The second mponda:--
‘ “Mina Pallet wipe thou learn I
And hither it's my ml!" .
no. oi together the
To that an flu-ood
Raymond Brag
l retard—ac. too. n. m
Norwalk Chronicler