wnnrnn FORECAST.
m
For Norwalk and vicinity: Show. or
y in and warmer tonight. Friday clear-
.l and colder. The storm that Was
udl’ltt‘ill in Colorado yesterday morning
‘ , Lmoved northeastwsrd and is now
, ,‘trhl over Lake superior with a sec-
ll ttel‘as. The storm covers a very
'l to area. and is producing cloudy
, titer with rain or snow in nehrli'
sentient cast or the Funky Moon.
its.» . here have been a decided rise
3h temperature in the Central and East-
soc lions. This vicinity will be to
tag storm area during the next twenty-
, 1- hours - Storm warnings tire dis-
plil'yed along the coast.
The newspaper men of The Nor-
wlillts will enjoy a banquet tonight,
at‘borions Point. '
, Sheridan Council. novel Arcanum.
. will hold a meeting tonight, and later
there Will he a supper. .
. W
Washington (lump, No.11. Patriotic
Glider of America, will hold a meeting
toiiluht at 8 ociock.
Severtll South Norwmh people will
in to Stamford. tonight to attend Pro.
iisor Stanton’ 3 reception.
Miss Julia Heath of George street
New Haven. in visiting her sister, Mrs
Ill. Bates, oi South Norwalk.
W
Miss Johnson, at Norwaik was the
dell: over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. C.
.Btanley, in Georgetown
Many people received falls yester-
day on account of the slippery con
ditlon oi sidewalks and streets.
‘ouve Branch were No 19, Knights
of Pythiss, will meet tonight in the
bull in Swultu it Culbett block.
Ladies of the Maccabees Will hold
their next meeting February 18 at. the
home of Mrs. Juicson. Highland avo
hue.
Ophlr Chnpier. 0. E. 3.. will hold
it regular meeting. Friday evening at
the hull of the order in Washington
street.
General Frost and members oi his
slot! will uttcnd the annual ball or
the Count Artillery, in New London.
tonight.
Frederick H. Boelulu of 59 Boyviow
avenue. suffered a severe hemorthalte
Tuesday night. and is now quite ill at
his home.
Judge Daniel Dunlop has had his
new home in West street. wired and
equipped with electric. lights from the
Municipal plant.
H. Buckingham is redecornting the
lnlerlor oi the house in Gruul slroel,
Norwalk, recently purchased by Mr.
and Mrs, Thomas Brady.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meel with Mrs. (lockelur.
0 Day street, Friday, 2: iii) o'clock. All
interested are invited oi attend.
.....;_
The Helping Hand- Circle of the
Norwnlk Methodist Episcopal Church
will meet Friday afternoon at ’l ocloek
with Mrs. William Benedict, of Elm
street.
Cornelius Gladstone. of Spring‘
street, has secured a position with
the New York and South Norwalk
Sienmbonl Company. in South Nor-
wnlli.
The Company F hnekelbnll team
will do to Nnuguluck Saturday night
nnd ploy lhc Nuuguturk Athletic (‘lub' s
insi live The uumo promised to be
ll good one.
LINONINE
CURE!) Mid oi b. Jun: trouble. that
kept me confined for months." do a
short time alter» «l started-«hem..lt.
on my physician‘s recommendation.
1 begun to month. My
«trouser and my general (one hittilth
won restored. I am now must Work
entirely I'llll'l'll’l or what ovewliodronld
was quick ooneuluntion. Linonine lo
wooderiully sir rngthenlnc and my
doctor says he decade on it with un-
varylux success in issues like mine.“-
Henry J. Madam. manure. Coho.
'Merwius’ Bacon Ship '2‘ ”it“
212 lr-chb. , .
rustic Mllllligl'g‘
' wet-lily prayer meeting. ,
l , , W
‘ “other at Mé‘i’rhrt Business Ctillegé in
it}! ‘dlltturbnnce oil the coast at ‘
2' Phlisdelphlailii
. sud Contain Thomas B.
. mending the company, is ordered to
' canny among the commissioned adieu
tonal... hell with in
of dull nuished Bold. ‘ ‘
The basketball team at the on...
Church Boys Club will sy the St.
2" with their leap: his evening at the
tohn assembly bull to till street
A special business meeting at the
Further Lights Coolet'y of the South
Norwalx nuptial church, will be held
this evening nhths alone of the regular
W“
Misti Bertha, Banks has given up her
South Nomalk on new iii. of poor
health and returned to or home in
West Bedding
The King a Daughters oi; the Norwulk
Gonurerutioxlol Church. will hold at
coke social this evening after the
weekly prayer meeting or the Young
People‘s Society.
, M
A society duties will be given in
llohltwood’s Hall (in; Friday evening,
March 3rd. The ni‘lair will be ar
ranged by Pro! can Htil‘strom, Reed
G. Hsvlldnd and Major Eben Hill, Jr.
“M“ .
The private sewer of ex- Mayor Ed
win Adams, running iniviiront or the
hat factory. corner of Railroad ave
nue. and Clay street, was stopped up
yesterday, and three excavations welt-
necessary to locate the trouble
l ‘t. .r .i M‘
The prevalence of grip in Norwalk
ninount‘s almost to an epidemic. While
few extremely severe cases are report-
all. it is noticed that the cases this your
leave bad alter effects which the pa
tients feel for a long time.
The H B. Brown Company oi Clini-
ham has incorporated with an author-
ized capital stock or 850. 000. It deals
in bolt cutters and machines. Henry
B Brovvn, Abner W. Bolton and
Glnevra s Brown are the incorporn
tors
.-
Judge Light passed the following
sentences in the criminal court of
common pleas yesterday: Edward
Moore assault on Richard Miller, $100
and costs, 60 days in jail; E. L. Pal
mar, assault $15 and costs: Gustav
Kelley, theft, nolled; Edward Kelley,
theft, :1 and costs.
M...
The Men's Club, of St. Paul's
Church is anticipating a pleasant oc-
collision for this evening. Dr Slont
will address the members or the club
on the subject of Consumption, Its
Cantos and Cure while Iienry M. PPi- ‘
ry will show and explain a number or
lantern nude pictures of the Philip-
pines. where he served. in the linited
States army.
John J Russell. of Bridgoport, for.-
merly of New York. will be at. the
Knight Siieet Methodist Episcopal
Chmcll on Sunday, February 12. Ml.
Russell is an evangelistic singer of
repute and easily touches the hearts
oi his hearers with his souistlrring
songs. Morning. ll: afternoon at 3
Tile Misses Scuddcr. of West street.
are ill of the grip.
l.. B. Penilold, ol‘ liuriforll. is searc-
tnry and treasurer of the Sterling Mon-
lilac-luring Company. which hilt-l filed
an otgunizutlon certificate in the omrc
oi the secletury of state. The Trum-
bull Electric Manufacturing Company,
of. Plolnvllle hue lilt-d u celtlliouie oi
its inorchso of capital stotk from $15, -
(it‘ll to $20. 0135
Mills i’llllapine lluhn. nulnagcr oi
Caterer Frederick A. lione's l‘ostunr-
ant, business in South Norwalk. was
summoned to New York, yesterday on
account of the sudden death of her
cousin. Goorgue Ross. whose funeral
was held ioduy. Ml. Ross had been
a visitor in Scull) Norwalk, and had
several irirnds her who will mourn
his loss.
Lincoln Council, No. 4. 0. U. A‘.:‘ill..
are. mentors; to hsj overdo...
new mum on memo open on. M‘
milliliter seems, suds. ‘
HIM they own so take _
criterion the ball: 1. . The mm: or the
pertinent is a straight: piece, sligunyl
gored all the bottom, would the top boil2
the neck and armholos- out into ll..
The back is out with a small amount
‘ol! fullness.
".l 2 l .W it
Mo'ydliy'l Love 01' Peoria.
moon Alexandra; Is mosh people
collar nockldtot'ithese precious gemu.‘
the queen-dowager- ot Rely, herself
‘ltnown us‘tllo "Pearl of Savoy." Since
berwidowhbod the outendowager has
bulldozer taken pleasure in her Jewels
as formerly. and her famous ropes or
always added another on each oi hot
blithduys, have now passed into the
possession of her beautiiul daughter
in low Queen Elena.
On Whicrloo‘b Battlefield.
Mme. Véilve .Dupuis, neul 1y lO-l
years old, who was it guest of honor at
the unveiling oi Commo’s monument,
“the Wounded Eagle," on the scene
of the struggle of stunts. had her wish
to - travel to- ttheewIterloo battlefield
in a motor our sra‘tiiledl She did not.
however, remain long away from her
residence at Ghopelle lea lierlalncour‘t.
as she did not now how her “boys"
aged 80 and 78, would get on without
her.
6'
‘- Desk and Muslc‘Csblnot:
The disposition of sheet music so
that it will be accessible and yet be
preserved from dust is something of a
puzzle in the home where space is at
a premium. Music cabinets of vary-
ing sizes and designs have been
brought out in recent years and a sat-
isfactory one for ordinary service is
here picturedn it. is of mahogany tall
A
“WI; ' I
.1 f, -. . '4".
1 l ,‘n‘ ‘S. .3 ‘ ‘
' 1 J a! .‘ ,l‘dj‘,’
W Ac.
"2.
.r . .
i ii
53:3
;
n, A
‘i .. ‘
l
. :1
.1 ..
.. 5:
l
-
If ‘ ‘
..l
.' ) 1
.. A .
a
a n9. an. «a
l" .(3 ii'
enough to serve as e; pedestuh on which
”you save me
know. has it devout pearis‘nnd vsueils .
.vel‘y‘ ‘tohdlofiwaorlng'an exquisite dog.x ,
which are also the favorite Jewels oi! f
pearls, to which her devoted husband ..
,- Juyously.
tour nisrllhd mph
moodsllllllilf will. »
lot; you. consideriult the bad territory 3"
ll. you'd give me p,
once at. New York plate, in break
s recon. "
“Perhaps,
married tlrsi2,
love to not
i lilj,glio" roll
"but you ll
No, u.
'~ ,orgled. Mr. Johnson as filxby tried to .
tort-nut. “We’ll hold the place openp
lion two weeks. if at! the end of that»
ltlme you can show the a murriuge
certificate we'll illllt business.
have apartments waiting for you when
you collie in irtim your trips, go to
the theatre some play the races a
bit eh?" .,
Righy nodded his head.
. "Cut Ittout mom a wile." .
“Butd don’t knowal‘ly girl who‘d-"
l"Whntl" almost shouted Mr. John.
song‘do you mean total! me that in:
all your humping around the country
iyou‘ve never “that a girl you would
seriously consider mprrying?"
his list oi acquaintsnreb He raised
his head, and caught a pair of brown
eyes watching him one. the desk in
. the (or corner of Mr. Johnsnn' s olflcu
. The eyes belonged to. Johnson‘s prl. .
vale stonogrophcr- ,,
'o.‘N i don’ t know a girl ld care to
marry, nor a gill who'd cure to marry
me. "
‘,‘Well l'll be hanged!" ejaculated
Mr. Johnson.
‘But l'll tell you thin much. Mr.
Johnson, 1 don't propose to let a lit-
tle thing like not having a. wile stand
tween modulo that lob Im going to
get both inside of the trio weeks."
. Charley Rigby crossed the square,
his hands thrust deeply .lnto his pock-
ets, his hot pulled ovol‘ his eyes. lie
“35 thinking about girls.
Then all at a sudden he remem-
tiered the brown eyes that had watch
ed him during Johnson s merciless
catechism.
Merrlileld, the bookkeeper. sauntered
in for lunch. and ngby Welcomed him
.Aiiet a few desuliory re
marks he inquired about the owner of
the brown eyes ”
”You remember Damion. who was
killed in the Somertllle collision last
summer? Well' she's his daughter,
.Belho Domino. 1 ihink her mother's
folks have money. hutshe was too
proud to ask help. and she lives with
.her father's maiden sister. i guess
all they have. is her little sulory."
That night he walked home with
Miss Emlyn-eyes. The next night he
called. the third night he took her to
the theatrewhut all the while the
brown eyes never met. his.
And Sunday night oi the following
work he asked her lo marry him.
{i‘herc were {our days of grace.
. “You know. i won't bother you very
much." haexpialned awkwardly, wish-
.ing that the eyes were not looking
straight Into his, “l'lln- PM he on the
road most of the limo. and your aunt
could stay with youv-only In a much
better housemand really. l'd do my
best to make you happy-w”
The brown eyes were shooting
to display a, 'spacnhen of pottery or
bricuabrnc; 'while the compartments
(or sheet music are sulllclcnt to no i
commodato a goodly supply. l‘r-ndo
neath the drawers. music books can,
he stewed away conveniently and
it desired be screened from view and
from dust by curtains or silk.
The Art of Drinking.
Every child should be taught that
thirst quenching does not depend so
greatly on the quantity of fluid awni-
will hold its regular meeting tomorrow ,
evening in their rooms in Mystic Chain .
Hall. The control roll cull will‘ he.
read. and it is hoped that every mom
her will be present to unswur to his.
home when culled, after which rcfreeh- .
month and a smoker will be held. Al
cordial invitation. isvextended' to oil
chance to be in town on that date. A
good time Is promised to oil.
John C. Simonds. J. J CornlehW
it. Mayo. .2 to. button, hasten: ltw
ldvuns, Phllndclphiu: (l. i. Giles, ll
Frank, Jr., ll. ii. Elllli’l. l’. l) thicli
.l 1). Preston, Mr. and Mrs. B. A Me ,
Klnley. Edwin Boone, ll. 11. Smith.
New York: ii. H Weber. H. W. Emmi,
S Riohnrds. Newer-km
N. .l.; John ll. Phillips, .l. H. Ferris.
Stamford: James Conroy, ~Brocliion;
ill. H. Judson. Btralier‘d; l. Atl‘ae, “Yon-
'lterll. Rz‘ ll. Williams. Canton Muesli
He Golden. ‘1" A. Cowlou, 0. ill floyt,
Booth Norwallt.‘ were purists yesterday
at the Hotel Gillian-d.
My
An order from the ud'iu‘lgnt general it
other. places est-Mover Francis M. Ware
mono or the First Company, governor's
Horse Guard. of Hartford. upon the re-
tired list at hip own application. In
another order the resignation oohimt
hletitensnt. David Curler, dummy .0.
{third laundry. 0. iii. 0. is accepted
Linton, com-
ulombl-rs oi out-oi-towu lodges who,
call a meeting to nolnlntlte by. ballot to
till the vacancy and my other va-
ers of the mutually which may arise by
reason at the nomination ordered.
WW
AMINAGI {To HIMJ'H.
Kiddo troublei it we inuidioue dang
, 31.3%?” are victims or a:
mien the] I«you ore’ the er tom
ey‘s Kidd Cure
cert-still irrmltritm Krill I tinctu-
”do u the thin
my limit t the“ not ' ‘ 5.133
first: Woes Jilin” it to omit
fluid It
uncoordinated.”
. A small quantity of water used as a
lowed as on the leulth of time during
which liquid is kept in contact with}
the tllsues of the month and Ulroot.|
mouth and throat wash will relieve
thirst more than a pint swallowed hus-
tily. A child should never be allowed
to drink iced water, or for that mat-
ter any kind of iced drinks.
Question: tor Engaged Girls.
Do you really know the men whose
wife you have promised to he?
Are you acquainted with his Mean
and ideals of life?
Do you lind that his tastes and
yours are congenial? .
Hue ’iiou hehrd what.
quaintnn‘écu day about hi
Have you ever seen him in any but
conventional sqrrouudlntsr '
Do you know how he spends his
time when hole not with you?
.. A can dew-m. . ‘-
'Vlmll! wdrcooklng soda in solu-
lion are. said 'to make a capital cure
X.“ then no-
with it for ten, minutes reveal ti
outlay it. will disappear in the con e
at I west: or so iu'ordlilll"! was. An-
other core in wooden frequently with
acetic or nitric sold but one must be:
careful not to irritate the tun-rounding
skin by dropping either sold
' uniting the Heir. . *
Molly women on uuontltloé' every
summer, find, all gluon as the cod
Wattle r admit! the shedding come!
it might be avoided entirely it they
were careful and u a woman grow
older it is more than ever lmportau’ti
to save what she hits. for new hair
done not grow quickly or often on on
old scalp. ‘ 2
All invoildhl desire or oranges. an
or most my usullly be hooded. ’
White chins silk washes like I
It'd
land‘s Drug
it new :
heathen-chief.
.‘J 'J
tor wart-.1! the wort ill Wit moat '
.r‘l
. mi iw‘ 5‘.
sparks now.
"l'm glad you didn't have the im-
pertinence‘to tell me you loved me,
anyhow. There is; thin mulh to your
credit" she was saylnnr scorniully
"ilut you couldnl make me happy. i
hate you-J’
She said more but Rigby stumbling
to his apartments illlouzh the snow,
could not 'cxscliy recall it.
And all of a sudden he. realized that.
above all things. he did not wish this
,glrl to hate him. He wanted her to
low him, wanted it more than any
thing else in the worldwcveu the posi-
tion.
Three days later Mr. Johnson openv
ed a letter from Riuby. dated in a
small Peuneylvanla town.
“i have cilanged my mind. i don't
Want the New York job until l’vo harm
cd my wile."
Add all that long. hiller winter Rig-
by stayed on the road. lie shunned
the thoutresud closed his eyes to the
racing news. But he sold goods and
mole regulurlv to the senior member
of the llrm, .
"Rilrby' s not the had» in Pennsylva-
nin by the boot utrupu and pulling
on it to best the blind." observed John-
son to bill plrtuor one day-«in the
presence oi the brown-eyed sleuog
mutter. "lie is surely tryinu to make
encore." “
. . ‘lt was summer hetero Richy but the
gmudu min. sud olu nature the
day was eel mm protest
{won hum.
.. “'i w a you lotmsks one more trip"
she sold slyly. "i l.’ nil. to write you
every cow-tier mysoli. All our com.
spondehee hereiotors hue boon purely
a matter of business. He nicked at
her reproaehlullv.
"its," she added smiling tenderly.
, "i could read between the linen or each
lotter‘to Mr. Johnson, l'nr doing this
for you, door. for youi‘ But i went
nine letters at my very own We'll
make it just a your from the titty lilo
Johnna!) told you to go wheelchairs.”
tum sighed resimcdiy.
'All right, but to l mu lost one tiliiur,
Belle deer. Why to you watch me no
closely the day Johnson risked me it
than wun‘t some um i could marry
in a horrid“ .
«smelt .... hectare-J and the
brown eyed tiers covered with the
Weeping lube: new, "i was must!
afraid time client her-us: Ava Willa
lento. .
.Lluia .M .u. A... A... .
no; ,
’Afll‘, 4' ‘.
lieu him more} ,
lutble in he and more sale in the x
"there isn't it than on your W‘
1 “You belong to a club here in town.‘
Ri'gbys mind traveled rapidly over
at wile joints
that at the husband in thankaslvindd
Also on the third or it limited num
ber of relatives: Ind trip ' it are called
‘ in to witness the‘ ttrst dill 'obuve- The
this occasion With
1 eithc ‘ fir, cedhr or s1 och
lit
in: little” ir pic i show; , .
at gold ahd scdrlet paper. ‘ base are
testooned from the walls and are hung
Iran the ouilium‘ ' w. ‘ "
A row rect” sway the threads are in-
invisible and the gay scraps or paper
appear to be floating in the air. For
the head shelving the guests are neat.
mother is csrrledto it seat of honor to
the right of the loss. and the bebl'.‘
sivathed in yards oteoarlot- and purple
silk, ls'brought'in on an elaborate pll‘
low.~—~Leslie's Weekly. ‘
A Work-Bucket Made of a Hat.
Any little girl who wishes to sun
pride momma with one of the prettiest
work—buckets. she ever saw, can easily,
do so by following these directions.
First, get a gross straw hot, as soon
i
, .
L 3‘
in figure i; it will cost live or eight
cents. Souk it in norm wuler. turn
it inside out, when it will appear as
shown in figure 0: face that part of
the rim that is turned up with pink
satin. holding on the top and bottom,
sow a cord over this to conceal the
hiltrlms, divide the rim into four bar‘s,
'hcud it half way up and new it in tho
,fuur ports designated. firmly to the
crown to form the four pockets; the
stitches can he made invisible with a
little pains You will need just a half
It yard of satin for tho luring. A bow,
of pink ribbon is fastened on one side
with three long ends. A little needle-
hook. ihimhleosse and emery‘mnde
oi the ribbon, are attached to these.
Twelve “Dopt's.
Don't worry the children.
Don't worry about them. Guardian
angels still exist, even in the twen-
tieth century.
Don't lose your iompcr with the
children
cided on any plan for them.
Don't leave them too much with the
letvunls..
Don’t repel their little commences.
Don't get impatient at their most.
unanswcrnble questions.
Don't indulge them foolishly.
Don't forget to encourage them and
praise their little efforts to please you.
Don't show favoritism. says‘Wo
man's Lilo. ‘ ‘
Don't disagree about them. Their
in unison in their training.
Don't iorrrot that they are God's
children, lent to you for a season.
Love and Marriage.
Love and marriage hallo naturally
deep and abiding lnlluonoo over the
thoughts at woman When the last
century was young early marriage}!
noveral yours hoioru reaching thb ago
of 20. Now it in an unusual occur-
rsnce for a girl to adenine such ro-
sponsiblliticu until well on in her
twenties, or perhaps thirties. and a
wise change it is, {or upon consider-
ing girls oi ill and ill at the present
u 7 it would be on Open question so to
wother they would be willing to lure-
20 all the Joy and happiness which
nettle down into the house mother.
Let the girls nluytyolt and tennis, let
them you will diner, let them read
[rector Work whltlh other with into‘
your. fill! their iudgtoent him do
there will be lower mintnkoo mode in
chopping o lilo partner and lens couch
for divorce. ‘
, .Q‘rWhen Girls are t‘lhuor
,Chitlil in the glint wiuve country or
the world. or a positioned of 400,»
000.000 there lure gloves to the number
keeps he girl startle, lino a man's nos
:3} at which “lift; ghgnmgsw
p are ultimo“: l‘l‘
being cheepel- to hllyhthlln to hire.
Slaves vary in price; 310 is about the
notice, but much depends on the :
rile comrades. A good looking
rl‘tvggbistch $20 or even "hustle
un‘l
m at 1W
ed in u semicircle before the Josefl‘he,
Don't give way when you have do 7
(other and mother should always be .
were very common and a younx Rll'l ’
was irnollontly n wile-uni! mothon ,
corner Ill no other period oi lite and ’
and study and tlbltheznbeivei tor or 7
of 10,000,000 Every loudly of means 7
lines iii usunily stoned to the doth” or '
he linens. At any one from three to
lighten girls are. sold. eight union the “
o
, February finds an in fine soul for doing business. Some Winter
The new stuff is shaved of its rightful margin to increase the v'olur'ne
of the February output.
Children’s Fleece Lined Vests, were 25c,now 19c. '
Children’s Grey Mixed Vests and Pants, were 25c, now too.
Ladies’ Ribbed Vests end Pants,were soc, now 39c.
Men's Negligce and Still Bosom Shirts, were soc,now'3gc.
One lot of Men’s Four-in-Hand and Tech Ties, were asc, now too.
One lot of Men‘s Cloves anleiittens, were 25c, now 19c.
01-: lot of Men's Gloves and Mittens, were soc, now 39c.
All our Ladies' Shirt Waists at less than cost.
One lot Ladies’ Corsets in White, Black and Grey, were $1.00,
now 59c.
All our Furs at one-half price.
83-85 Washington Street.
W- ,.
CLEARANCE SALE
OF WINTER MERCHANDIOE is NOW ON
Women's Underwear, regular price, $1.00, at ....................... 79c
Women's Underwear, regular price, 75c, at ...... . .............. 59c
Women's Underwear, regular price, 50c. at .. ......... . ............. 390
Women's Underwear, regular price, 25c, lit ., ....................... lilo
F'lsnnelette Wrappers, regular prices, $1.25 and $1.60, at ........... llfic
'l‘willed Flannel Waists, rescuer price, $1.60. at ........ . ....... .. . 05c
Shirred Velvet Belts, regular price. title. at ................ 25c
Children’ 9 Canton Flannel Undertvsists regular 26c, at. ............ lilo
In fact, everything in Winter Goods will he closed out regardless of
N E. ems,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWACK.
“IN THE CCUP. ”
our fine. fresh soup meats furnish
a “stock” which makes appetizing
and healthful initials for luncheon
and dinner. But soup meat is
only a small item with us-we
look to our steaks and masts to
bear out the statement that there’s
.no better butcher shop in town
than Schaub’s. It's A: .as to qual-
ity, cleanliness and price.
SCHAUB'S MARKET
22 WASHINGTON STREET,
.'Phone, 322-2.
HIGHLAND PACKER
THE HARRIS 85 GAN S 00.
PHONE 3421.3 ,j'i 68 WATER ST?
l fit“
mm you upturn
» ‘5”:
nit: cum
«unsung: ,
cows 3:.an
om tonsils
mill!”
CON
mm,
" *Wt‘iu
“WWW
MPTI‘O‘N
ASTHMA
W1 tilt “I“
M‘flfltme or. the on in system like meet it.
to coats 25:3. 125 total soc.
Ito opium. no quinine. no chloroform. no pollen.
fl. 3'. JACKSON d: 00.. MIA, ., APO 6,
stuff yet to be disposed of but much that is bright, fresh and new to, 2 ‘ -
. tell: about; between the two you can do some very profitable trading.
' Price of course is a prime lactat- in stimulating trade at this season
‘ oi the year, but it does the trick. Few people are above being scoring
1 micsl. The “left overs” go at a loss. and we’ re glad to see them to.
Browns? ” w
and '(lleerated Tensile. rates Cold: "
390 costs not ‘
Norwalk Chronicler