. . . ‘ In VINOL you get every medicinal
fr "a“ element of the finest Norwegian cod
2-; .Hulnboidt wage Sons or Herman,‘ u w n , _ . .. '. , . ,
.:. held a regular business meeting last , o, the: oil without ”it. disagreeable
,j evening. ' .. . ’ . _ features.
A“ ”Ty—.1 lhls lS. Without doubt. the trouscrs cvrtll ol the am all]. (hit '
Iuf’Aldrothllllligelil’rfiiiriii’t"I'iil'iiiwl‘hf)lllilildI “'tllls't'l's \‘lllilt‘fi (thrillb Ilil’t't'~lt‘ll .‘tll tllllt'l's ill l'lu‘ll. itlltI \\t’ lllntjt' lit “NW" ("“I Ill”?! 0” “3 good VINOL
i this evening. ' I " the sale the broken lines of our best-selling patterns at prices far 1:; ht-llt‘l'. it does all that Cod inn-r
:, W. . under regular. , ' d1“ . .
’u i. A‘ S It‘s-Pris..leu‘eler. N” 7“; “rim" NHW. “hell evil)" Illtlu lu'ii‘u it pail,” my. Il'tlllrst'l'n to (““4" do an pd" b“ Imam”, “u“
:.’ ‘l'g"""-}’"' "lffl-“fi patch out the Hill shit. \\i' ultrr our hcst lituw m hull.- lniylncs... and out distress. when the oil ]ll‘tltllli‘r:fw‘
,, . .,.. . ..«- ..., ,.‘..4. -. i
3 The name of the Hungarian, who ““5" “Ml-“r” “‘ ”N“ “”r'“ ““ ”‘hl‘ "““" nausea. its pulatability makes it ae-
.'. was engaged in the prize fight in . 1
: West Norwalk Sunday. is John Keri- 5’3“” ,I,“""‘”*‘v "““ ---------------------- ------------ 1-43 ceptabie to [nominal sensitive stom-
f-j ons. $31M) “Raisers, nuu' ........................... . ........... fill .98 .1 Ti . . i
fi- Fl 1 II T ’in it it I k l $4.00 'l‘ruuscrs, now ................................... -. .. $2.98 M 1' K "be oi VINOL is always u-
‘ gt ' re .o y cu 0 Jun. :1 we “'3? ( "m .g , n . , . . ,
_ . '. Lodge will entertain ”Mr “”0“, “MW _5.)o l ustl. , non ..... . .................... . ......... $3.48 dilated whtn there is loss of weight,
a‘e:njljl‘of-1-1u"u'u'3‘r:n:-,‘a:nfio:a§-,I.I.I.I.
localleusllutes.
Attorney Louis S. Beers is in New
‘York today on business 0
t
A regiiiarlueeting of Ophir Chapter,
‘No. 52, O. E. 8., will be held this eve-
ning at 7:46 o'clock. ‘
A turkey supper will be given the
Sunday School Teachers of the South
‘Norwalk Baptist Church this evening
by the Pastor's Helpers,
A meeting ol’ the literary society
will be held at. the parsonage of the
Cannon Methodist Episcopal Church
Thursday evening. interesting events
of our local state will be consider—
.t‘d .
You'd better paddle. your own canoe.
For that's what you'll have to do.
For when you are in hard luck
And want to borrow a "Sawdluck,"
All you got is sym-pa-thee.
Unless you take Rocky Mountain
Tea.
Piaisted's Drug Store.
' ——..~4~—_.—_
A company or young people, led by
Oscar Reddiing. surprised Miss Lulu
'Overton at her home at 18 Meadow
street. last night. The time was very
pleasantly occupied by games and
music. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. TWiiliam H. Smith. of West
street, went to the Wheaten Sentinary
yesterday. to see her daughter. Miss
Blossom Smith. A slight epidetnicloi
scarlct‘t‘cver has broken out in the
school. ‘
‘ “Mme liulso and ivs. Whitney,
Miss Dorothy l'cpper, Clusitr ll. lien
edict. id. .1. Sims, Harry l‘tpper. ur-
tists, at Samson, tonight.
Bonner Council. No. 54, D. oi i...
will hold. its regular. meeting Thursday
evening. A full attendance is desired,
to meet the State Officers. who are ex-
pected to be present. A special pro-
gram will
meuts served.
Charles Brown, of East Norwalk has
'just placed an order for one of the
Pioneer Boat and Pattern Company's
~ finest family model speed launch.
Frames 30x6 toot torpedo pointed
stern style. through 0. L. St. John, the
be rendered and refresh- \
I
.
II
‘1
fl.
3‘.
‘5
'.'
a
Our Trousers Sale
members at the regular meeting F‘ri-
day night with a valentine soci'il.
A meeting of the 'l‘. 1. Club w’as
held last evening at. the home of Miss
Gertrude Magoo-r. Refreshn, to were
served and all enjoyed a go me.
Uncns Tribe. 1. 0. R. M, met last
evening and listened to a partial re-
port from the bail committee. it is
believed that the affair will have not-
tcd upwards of $150.
w—Rcad St. John's Sale Ad. special
oil’cr in boot patterns, 30% discount.
O
A meeting of P. C. Lounslmry Lodge,
. E. (l. l’., was held lust evening.
'I'hstrict. Deputy Whaliey, of Walling»
ford, was present. Plans were made
.for on opening session latter in the
womb.
“so“.-.
The Zenith Athletic Club team, of
lctlc Club loam tonight lll l’lstime
iiall. Alter the close. 01’ the boskcr
bull goun‘ there will be r..t‘rtshnlrths
and a dance.
The South Norwalk police today re-
ceived t! postal card asking them to
look out for a young man named Bi.
vans who has a burned hand and who
is collecting money for Latin Univer-
sity of Rawlcigh, N. C. The c0m~
municatlon is signed by Rev. William
S. Latin and says that Bivans Spends
the money he collects in wrongful
ways.
HER COLD DAY.
ANOT
Atmoscphore Was Ver
. , Morning.
Today has been one of the cold
days of the winter. Although the
temperature did not go as low as it
has been two or three times, accordingr
y Sharp This
log frostncss to tho atumspherc which
made it. fully an uncomfortnhlo as any
of its predecessors this winter. Walk-
ing or riding against the. dvlltd has
been a particularly disagreeable task.
The tcmmuature this morning at. so
vcn o'clock was at zero :‘auzd at noon
today it had not gone very much high-
er
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
ADAM GOOD C(‘lkli’i‘tNT.
The Adam Good Company presented
McKonun's Flirtation in a highlr ("un—
mcndable manner at lloyt‘s 'i‘hculre.
last night. Each member did FIYH'iir.‘
work and’their efforts \vcrc thoroughly
llridgcport, will play the Pastime Ath- .
Hundreds of pairs of new trousers in the sc
patterns, and in all sizes at each pricc,
choostng is good.
SALE OF COATS AND VESTS AT $2.48.
\Vc'vc. placed a lot of broken lots of coats and ye
to regular SSH) and $12 suits on sale at $2.48.
over this uttering: the price
sis belongin
It Will pay you to loo
is below cost of materials and making.
‘5
I4 South .Main St.
‘ ‘ Fifteen years ago i opened :1 Grain and Food Store
in the belief that’good grain and good service would
bring the business. i believed that prompt delivery of
carefully selected. carefully screened grain would be up.
prcciuted by the public. My constantly increasing busi-
ness has Justified my belief. Steady, persistent hammer-
ing, coupled with a desire to please at ‘uny cost. has ac-
complished this from absolutely nothing; To my
friends, patrons, customers I extend my thanks and
hearty appreciation. and solicit continued patronage "on
the old grounds, “grind service good grain." ,
Buy Oats Thais Clean. "
MANUEL T. HATCH.
it) the thermometers. there was a bit- / I
\IlZEEBvorlrv
GREAT A1216. LINE »
tsearsi
ason's most popular
Don't wait, hilt come \vhilc
To]. Call 632-2
appreciated by tin audience] The
specialties by Miss ()rt-rlou and Mr.
Mrs. Alden 3016mm“. Mrs. Junwmsmimons were excellent. V'i‘onighi the
Golden and Miss Agnes Golden lettfllmhany Will hrs-sun. 'l‘lu lcva: lino:-
today for.Juck30nville’ Fla. ’l‘hcy'will crztomorrow afternoon tin £9"\\‘lll repeat
80 as for south‘as St. Augustine and“ U19" Monday nights hill. l'li‘r (Tallest:
on the return expect to vlSit Savannah Girl, and tomorrow night. lhv (.rren
Augusta, Atlanta, Charleston, Rich- Handicap. At the matinee tomorron
mond and Washington the trill taking photos of Miss Overtou will be given
about six wee-ks. ’ ,the holders of. 20c tickets. and. at the
{Friday matinee those purchaslut: .100
Great investment, absolutely safe. seats Will receive a photo of Mr.
brings returns. giving surplus earning ‘ Simmops.
power at youth till old age. securlngl ‘
boat. and engine dealer.
comfort and health in your declining , Nam.
years. That's what liollistcr‘s Rocky .. ~ Moat: $1.332!!!ng
Mountain Tea does. Plaisted's Drug _ :69 ' writs-inflict!
. . . ' ‘ . monterrifl oo blot
Steve ‘ a: Mrs, follo‘iving'o half
» our. Pneumonia. My
'Rev_ Adam Reach. oi"the Forest ave-l
nue Congregational Church. of New y. \.
York. preached an excellent sermon in 9 ,
Cannon Methodist'Episcopal Church »/
durig the course of the revival servic-l ‘ .
es, last. night. taking as his subljcct. .- - .
"'Re oicc,‘for your names are wr tten . 1
in iicoven." There is to be a meet~ CHURCH‘AND FRfi'WE AGREE- ‘
’ing this evening at the home. of My, PARIS, you. lfl.~~-(.inu'ch and'btptn
and Mrs. George Abbott of Hurlbutt in France seem at Itlh‘l. to be on lilt‘
'streah » ’vergo oi a final :u’reement relative to
Joseph lorrainc, E, C. Scnliy, Mr.
the terms of the lease of the churches.
Thr- prefect of the, Seine. has nolw 01f-
" ‘ 's.h‘.hI.D()l)llin.Mercy Mock. C. feted a modified .t'ormuln. wblc 1' h.
findpigom 1r. H. “Que,- B. R. Hock. Briand believes wdi meet. the olnpci-
E: Brands. '1) 1.‘_ Pickering, New York; ions raised to his orlguul. proposition.
Fl. ’1‘. Scolion. Providence: E. H.'i‘aft,‘ __...___ _
Edward Thompson, Henry Blanchard.‘ IfOLlNDRY PLANT .9UR.N‘D‘I t
130m”; N.“R. Mounts, stmnford; T. KiiTAitiNG. Pa. Itch. ...—-'ihe pun
'w Mallory Hartford. 0. E Cook. of the Fisher Foundry and machine
Sp’rlngfleid‘iFrod B; Kiiig Bridgeport; Company at. Ford City. was burned
J 5 North New Email}; Henry 11 last. night causing a loss estimated at
dhrtei' Williamshurg, pa". William $200,000. There was $165,000 insur—
Dreoper.'Albany; were guests at the all“) 011 the blunt.
Hotel Clifford last. night. , l
‘. T—Read St.‘ John For Sale Ad, " 3v?
orythlng in the marine line."
a were sore and law.
, on and cough ‘ 'cnres"
availed aoth n3. Then
Brazilian Balm made scour
‘ plots and permanent gore.
v f v: the great. "mg
Dealer" or the world.
I
Even the plainest of lingerie waists
may have an open neck filled in with
a dainty ruffled chomisettc, and the
same idea reproduced in elbow cuffs
makes the simple garment n thing;r ot
beauty, '
‘ The Danbury Hat Manufacthrers' as-
sociation sent to the ofllcos ot the Hat
‘Halter’s nsociatlonn today a. proposi-
. not! which they believe till relieve to
'some'exteut the shortage of help in
the ,making departments 0! the hat
‘ “sheps‘in Dunbury. The proposition is
to allow untapprentice to each iivo
Journeyman instead of one to each tcn.
Heaths presentldwu provide. , ’l‘he
onto-era of the Hat. Maker's association
satdttht‘s afternoon. that this was a
’ rover ion they had no juris-
d . botn ~ i billion which the
‘uettx ontonti , w __ id have to decide.‘
The noted: it binds expected to|
‘ ,bo touch WPWleth the opening at.
the season for dios’ hats. which is
now boutsniug.-Dsnb y New:
“Here's smoothing about. the. Dutch
stealing one of the hillooine islands.
i wonder what Uncle. Sam will do
about it?""‘Well, it would serve thenr
right it he. refused to take it buck."—«
Cleveland lilaln‘ l’lcalcr.
VuleufiuBSI
- Ar, cvsr‘t
, commits
les OTQRI
sin 01..
,t' proved Syrup of White Pine and
‘1 ‘ y.’ I, {y‘i , . "v
Thatbettforuotubtu .. .
LL ONJOWELLVOORP‘ORATlON to North M
‘ South Norwslk ‘
Wm. . P.
' Book and Stationery Stores.'_
49 Wall St.. Nor-walk!
6' So. Main St.. So._Norwa‘.k
. .. -. ..L..c-.._.-. . .. _. - .. - .. _ . . . ,. . w. wow-W..-“ yLfiklz'I—E? W...
ll
1
Ben Hur F tour 650 bag, $5.00 barrel
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ....... $i.003 lbs. Fancy Prunes ...... 250
2 the; Extra Large Prunes ...... 250B. & 0. Mols., per can ....... ...'15c
3 (‘ans Fancy Corn ............ 25c ‘
3 Guns Campbell's Soup ........ 35c: Cans Dudley‘s Pumpkin .. ..... 25c
D-LIGHTO FILLING FOR PIES.
LAYER CAKES, TARTS.
SOMETHING NEW.
PER PACKAG E, 10c.
United Grocery (0.
ETC.
M. Epstein.
20' N6: Mani st, So. Nor. Tel 143. 49 Fort 81., East Norwalk. Tel. 319-13.
._.-_..n-.--. .-_,-.!-..--._ ~—
enporIOystets
gics, Pickcrel,
Large Long Clams for baking.
Pike, Haddock Rees. Hard Crabs.
I
Gutbili’s Bridge Fish Market
..._....._..-...——_...._._... -....—~_........ ..... __.... .. ..... - .
NO one“ 7 .
. Who Has a Single Paper Worth likening.
Allan Afford to Be. Without a Sale ile-1
‘ ipositllox. ' \p ' i .9
We have good Tsized Boxes in. Outfits
and Burglar Proof Vault tor $4 a loot.
.u'
(lulyPlueiquGre
Cod. Halibut. Weak, Frost and Flat Fish, Por
White Fish, Mackerel. Salmon.
Smelt, 3 lbs. for 25c.
Lobsters Saturday.
t
t
it
.‘l‘
5
\
, colored women. and ,qtteerast. otuall,‘ a
Goon '
or run con.
the throat, lungs or air passages.
mauumluuul
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. iii-v2.
FREE DEIJVICRY SERVICE.
{I
It
TODAY tN WALL STREET.
WALI. S’l‘ilEiE'l‘. ltlzlll n. m.-—Ad-
mum-s in londou over the holiday
helped the opdning prices ot’ stocks
here to higher level, The conspicu-
ous gains Were shown in a few in tin-
tuinor stocks and in the speculative
loaders. Scone ot‘ the Southwestern
railroads wore rattler heavy. There
were 15,000 shares of Anaconda sold
at 2991/2 and 208, compared with 295
on Monday. Delaware and Hudson
rose 2. Cal adian Pacific and locomo-
tivo 11,9 . nneapolis, St. Paul and
Sault, Ste Marie pfd. 1%,. Union Paci-
ilc Reading, Great Northern pfd. and
Smelling i, and several prominent
stocks large fractions.
WALL STRE I'I‘. ii a, ln.~itcaliz-
ing sales without appreciable effect
on prices and the market were some-
what higher on a volume of business.
Northern Pacific~ showed some heavi'
ncss, but steadied after yielding a
point from its opening figure. Ann-
conda touched 3001.4; a record price,
and then saggcd to below 2.08. The
market became very dull hetore the,
first hour expired.
Wall street, Noon.~l’rlcvs slipped
back when trading became dull and
stiffened again “"Iill the uppcarn‘ucc
or trash buying orders in new dune
Win. The Hill stocks lluion i’ncitlc.
Pennsylvania and Amalgamated (‘olr
per were the latest lutders. The ad'—
vancc halted again before noon. Bonds
Were l’irm.
A talkative and self-important young
court utenogrnphcr went with a detail.
ed judge to one of the feud towns in
the Kentuckymountains to do his part
in holding a term of court.
it was a smallplncc, for from a rail-
road and the inhabitants were all tend
hats of one clan or another. After a
day or two at the little hotel the stair
ographcr said to the hotelkeepor:
“Where's the barber shop?"
“Ain't no barber shop here." the
bonil‘aco replied. “We all mostly lets
our hair grow."
"llur: can't I get shoved anywhere?"
"Uh, yes. i reckon you kin. Uncle
.loo down to tho cobbler-”S shop some-
times shaves folks?“
The stenographcr went. to Uncle
.loe's and found the cobbler to me a
mild mannered old man, with flowing
gray whiskers and a pain and geatiiic
blue eye.
Uncle .loo'suid he could shave him
and he got out a razor and a shavin;,r
mug. "he stenogrnphcr sat down on a
chair and leaned back. He waited in
some trepidation, but. the old man was
skillful and-gave him a good shove.
it. was necessary for the. young man
tgmtalk, so, when the barber was on
his throat. he said: “Good many mur-
dcrs around here. ain't there?”
...... in. WWW—alum
lowering of vitality or any atfection of
_ we cater to the best trad
trifling“ “st.“ ,
95 Washington Street. SoulhrNorwalk.
.4.
Never in the history of sales have such values been offeredf’lf will
pay you to untucnpate your lutur: wants. Every garment in this store is
. .
.inctudcd Hi this, the grand. final clean up sale.
All clothing is. arranged on so; bargain tables as follows: .
‘. r.
..L.- .-,..l,..._........
l
a. . 44‘ “-w,»mv-m
TABLE N0. 4.-Men's and YMMV
Overcoats. black and {lulu}.
short. medium and longrworo 019,
$12 and $13.50. now ‘ ‘. "
$4.95
TABLE NO. 1.—-Men’s and Youths'
Suits. priced $10, $12 and $13.50,
$4.95
TABLE NO. 2.-—-Men's Suits. Fancy
Mixed Worsteds. Black Tbibets
and Blue Sergea, prices $15, $16.53
and $13, now
$9.59 ‘
TABLE NO. 3.-—A|l the best suits in
the store, Blue. Black and Fancles,
now
TABLE No. 5—point“ that. win ,
priced from 015 to 020, now , 1
$9.89 “
TABLE No. 6.—A|l the pick, crim- »
best coats that worn priced from
$20 to $30, now ‘ ‘ '|
$14.95
u. .
I
t
\ _ _ ..
. ‘. s‘.‘
$14.95 Low Price.
.-._... -._-.._-..---_.-..-._ ““"4W‘"M Head to’Fo'ot Outfitters.‘ ' E L t,
Children's Suits at Half Price. ‘ QB‘W‘ashinqion Uh,
' rAbove Competition in
Quality. Beyond Com-
parison‘ in Results .
Gives. universal satis-
falction and is conceded
f byallpobe ‘. . .
America’s Highest
For Sale By.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR
.South, Norwalk':
LEADING GROOER '
. O
trait
l !
.i
Lona Egon-
Hi0.“
florists o ,
33'South Main St.. South. Norwalkf- "
THE LAST CLEARING SALE OF SUITS COATS, SKIRTS, WAIST
, AND Fuss. y. ‘
There Is no use of to etter thanlthé i“ t.
of the stores. because th '
they do not. handle them.
lling you that our goods are D
are satisfied with our merchandise, style on
that. takes off the expense of running costly credit machinery;
collectors and bad accounts. .The good customers must pity 10
(1 prices. Third w
or
r" tit
“Well. sub," the barber said, “we
don't call them murders. Iiowsotuev-
or, there is some killin's. it that is
what you mean."
“Oh, well." said the young man. “i,
suppose one, name‘s asgood as anoth-
cr. When was the last killing?”
1
square last. week."
"Who shot. him?"
The barber brought the razor up on
the young man‘s Adam’s apple. "I did,”
he said-«Saturday Evening Post.
PEWS FOR OLD MAID‘S.
Around three sides about on a level
r
house at Hatfield extended the gallon
ics, roachedrby staircases on the» north
east and south east corners. where luv
the front, seats sat the singers. treb-
ics on the north and basses on .re
south, and Counters and tenors on the
Gist. The next. two rows of seats
wore occupied'by children, girls in the
north and .boysrin‘the south.“nnd iio~
licsomo youngsters they were, it we
may judge by thertrcquency with.
which the town was obliged to renew
the brass tips to tho stoves or the tit- '
hing men. three or whom-were always
on duty to‘ keep the youth from dis»
order. . ,
Behind the children andstill higher '
in square hows against the wall, ost'
the young men and maidens the hit-
ter on the tmrthjlde ‘an‘dthe former
on the south. ‘One 'sallery new-wits
reserved for colored men and one for
high squat-spew over thornorth stair-
way was assigned for old molds. and
a noun _pew~ over the south stairs
to old bachelors.‘ Just. how many
years these two classes had to num-
ber’botore they were promoted from
the lower seats in tite,synngogue,tne
records do not state. but that. they
sat in those exalted seats.
“i ,mflbtlm [Smut-t.
Agent for A. a. .puldlng'n
‘ south Norwnlk
Baseball Ind‘iponlnl Good-
your: Question. . Irhosauare new; on
the floor were unlined I0rh0llilekefip-
an. “scout-din to _ still a t
' moo-so . ’0'
"A man was shot out here in the Vel‘l' Fine Embroidery Fronts
~ Fine Tailored Chino. Silk Waist, black dilil”
with the pulpit in the. old mectinngEE A PERFEQT F'T'
GOOD 0F BA
rGirls Often Harmed By lcerlungss.
is not; quick and good, the kinds of
baths should be changed. The effect
of the co
'.(lood ru
reaction.
guid. ii the finger ii
are blue. than the ba.
'coid. or too long or th
robust enough for a mid both;
better.
stimulating.
neuralgic, thin-bl ododnnd very not“
vons girl. and,
'has a weak heart.“ A handful of salt
vigorously rubbed over the body. Is
very helpful in such one s.
lore breakfast. The cold both should
be allowed by the aged and'by young
people. by the debilitated and by the
' h “ tatl‘ -
Samuel geek and [by those we are “[511
ones; that is‘ understood. Avoid the credit stores like you wold
Block Long Coats, throughout lined with he
Short Covert Coats. reduced, to ........................ .
Suits_ in mixtures, Panamas, broadcloths, vollles,
...... m $12.09. 815.00,$
Skirts reduced to ........ . . .. . . . . . . . $1.59, $2.98, $4.98,
Sale of Waists, very tine lawn,
close out
it a '
avy satin,'reduced to
25.00
$7.98, is
regular $1.50 goods, in’ 10 styl
”um-W”Hi-collars and cuffs to ma:
price $3.00, for thlssale ‘ '
la
n... ......
white,
sole‘price .... .......
FURS‘~Ws have a few pieces
gardlcss of cost
-.-...».. l .
\.
left over and same will be sense roar
. $2.48. tailspin!) ..
SALE lN BOTH STORES—3513.515 MAINsT STAMFORD?!” out?”
MAlN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. . ' '
REMEMBER ALTERATIONS FREE OF CHARGE ANDiwa'ou'A
The spouse av TOO
cHILL-v waves.
can stand these 0
girls do themsclv
by too frequently i do
kind of buthlnlt.~ ‘ _
M.
'. “'ADIPLOMAT...
Harry Laughlin, the billiard- sit
told ‘at an exhibition game? t‘ - . ’
4 a. billiard story. . i
“Once, when I had
in Columbus," he! said
deal disturbed bymu‘eup ‘
Chalk disappeared. at b tr‘dmtl'
rato,.and I sold to my'hél
“Keep a better dye
Jinn ‘I'l‘n'fnd milliondli‘d.
it hawtho- mm:
in! it. Mr. Lang limb J
they’re regular custom 8.
mutant. wint‘hlo g
luld your.
1.1“ 'Well no,‘ said .
mlxht‘ . va them, r
though; Use your. ,
‘;l:".lim. I found dull!
diplomacy that his
onto one or my mm
on
just pocketed noise
Mid: . ‘
“ Wong's .tu thoi'mlllr’
The proof of the effect of‘ a bath
s the reaction which follows. If this
yd "or cool bath tastimnlating
bblng helps to bring on the
hips} own ‘
u
p
If the bathé‘r feels chilly and inn-
5 and the lips
n has be’ in too
it bother s not
In such cases a. tepid bath is much
A tepid or warm bath is very
C
Tub baths shduld be avoidedbv' tho
voclully so if one
The best time for a no n points he-
."\ l
. .1. all
. . . . I . r .3 1' . ‘
lez‘lll Partridge to whom we “‘3 "1- Alan should not tad rolon ed. Ten * I‘l‘Yoai why?’ i
diluted to; the description or the Numb,“ Wadsworth? . «vs ‘ .9! .1 thought-d.
old masons-house. assure: its is be- -- . amp 1‘
A cold tub bath coil
or it: in to
Norwalk Chronicler