Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 13, 1908 · page 8

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. ocnrimzu.
thunnrnnrrou.

o nave up 15 M20 dollar-ti
Lao. you are making a’

 

"mite 'Chiroprnctlc attention ill
All from disease without receiv.
, 3n ”balances into the atom-
p new method in now being
diced in nearly every triatc in the
' "and many foreign countries. it
tho nervoa that carry hcnt. health
,. itnagth‘in every individual. Pinch.
run that have only been doing a
or their work are soon put into a
try condition and the whole body
WEI health. The Chiropractic
,otho’d otflealing in powertul and
more: it. will reach every organ in
thgg‘itltmnn body. Our auccemr in mar-

oon ,
E. Waahlnpton 8t. Havliand Houu.

T. FRANCIS, D. C.

Magnetic Trutmenta Allo Gillan.

 

 

.9 ‘ CROWD
. and you will find that
1‘ we're always selling

'TCOAL
' THE ' '
SAME ‘
OLD '

SPOT! .
149 Washington St.

The Ferris Coal Co. '

 

 

 

 

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The conniructionoi' the human

[dent Badlands a Shoo

‘ I ‘ Hilda on acientitlcprinciplcn.

, .. on the
Modern “fihfis

produce Comiortnhie and illylltth

oo'nucar

rub um by the maker» or it... rouow.
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We don't want to keep burklnx at you
“than it pinch of don-lone toolitdt-
neatt. But we Intuit peraiat, in calling
your attention to our atom and our
oodrr. We have hurt opened up our
pring Line at Baby. Carriage. and
GoCurtu. It may be a little early to
take baby out. but it's not too early
to look.

The A. J. Angevinev
, 8t Son ‘00., '

134.136 Washington Street.

 

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Norton.

South Norwalk. Union
School District.

Notice in ltcreby given that an no-
aaatrmcnt of tho ruul bud mtnblc err-
tato, within the said diutrict, hill! been
made on the town lint of 1907, and that
said lint line thin tiny been dcpoultcd
by the clerk of said district at the
oillce of the selectmcu, No. 1’: itullroud
avenue. South Norwnlk, C(lilli.. tor ox-
amination. and that tho hortrd ot rc-
iiet will meet at. the oilice oi said no
lectnten, No, 5 Railroad avenue. on the
14th titty oi’ March. A. it. litOil. at. 2
o'clock p. nt.. to honrnnd dctcrmlno
all appeals made to them for the
centralization and perfecting or mild
auoennntente.

Dated at tho (.‘ity oi South Norwnlk.
Ciiilll.. this, the 4th day of March. A.
1)., 1908.

 

 

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Notice is hct‘t-lry ditto givctt that on
nnacuumcnt or the root and ratablc cs.
late of uald dietrlct which With so
situated that thorn was no dintlnct
and separate values has been made by
the assessors, and this day died by
the clerk of Mid district. at tho other
of the. aelcctmen. ‘No. 5 Rallroutl
avenue, City of South Norwalk, Conn.

Dated at the City of South Norwulk.
Conn, this ith day of March. molt.

JOHN H. Litili'i‘.
MATTHEW CORiii:’i"i‘.
R. H. GOLDEN.
Committee or the South Norwnlk l’u-
inu School Diuirict. ‘ mi till

r MILLER & rout—{Alli A

REAL ESTATE
V BROKERS.

Office, Hoyt’s Theatre Building.
Open from 10:30 A. M. to 8 P. M..
Where all trainers in and pertaining
to Real Eat a will receive careful and

prompt attention.

Main 0iiice,No. 29 Fairiield Ave,
enroouorw, corm.

LEGELNOT’IOES

SOLVENT NOTICE.‘

District of Norwalk. an. Probate
Court. February 27th, A. 1).. i908.

klutato of Mary .i. Couch, into of
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
' The Court. of Probate for the libr-
trtct ot Norwnlk hath limited and at
lowed six month» from tho date hem!
tor the creditora.’of said estate to ox-
hlbit their claims tor settlement. Thrutc
who neglect to present their accounttt,
properly attested. within said time.
will be debarrod tr recovery. All por-
tions indebted to mild cstntc urn rc~
uncetcd to tnrtka iturrtcdiulc pnyuu-nt

[0
.1. "Win“ iiilillld'},
Adutlulutrator.

 

 

 

YZS m6 iii
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

A rcgulrtr communication oi St.
.lohn'rt inulrgc. i". and A. M., of Nur-
waik, will by held on 'l‘hurttriuy night
of mutt wot-k. ' ‘

The town board or tit-hoot virulent
will hold a mot-ting ncat Turbidity
night. Thin wanton will he lwld at. the
Council chamber in anllund rrtrcet.

Among the South Norwallt attorney»
in Btidgcport this morning wore John
H. Light. Morse II. Vouhurgh. Nano-
miah Cnndcc. John Keogh, .Iotreph ll.
Taylor and others.

Mrs, B. it, Audi-ewe untortuincd tho
Mdilnw Whlat Club .ymorday ntlri-r-
uoou at her home on Tito Green. Tho
prizcrt worr- awarded to Mint tumult;
tiangcr. Mina Ilium flyington and lint.
it‘. It. Quintard. The club will tin-ct
in two wochl with ”Hi. I. G. Haniord.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ANY Wt iuvnuimuut until
in thin balk. ‘ ,
on who” it iaatailablc tor eardr-

. am mum ,
. armi- art. at Grant nor-tn;

 

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a. . . .
rf‘ ‘5 mom 0. m
(lamp 0. aunt. Win a mail

at Horn-i died on
, limb
of which place no am: the oidm‘ht‘
habitant, being niacin» mm or
an. litrkatrooi’edoulocoouutmr
rt rm dnya iilum at With. It“!
year- ago he was in the min raw
utecturlng bit-tum in mail: and
mu alao in buainola in Now ark.
He went to Great Barrin‘ton to tire
in 1893. After the tunaral service-
tbo romain- vrare placcd in a vault
tor- inuu'nrent later at Brooklm N.
Y.. Mr. atroet «an a cousin of Wu-
liam in. Montgomery. oi 3 Boidon place.
waulk. and in aurvivcd by one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Chariots L. Sanderaon. 0!
Great unrrlngton, and'two sons, George
W. Street, oi Great Harrington and
New York, and it. boots Btr‘ect. of
Brooklyn. N. Y. .-

ra. Amanda Jim». 1

hint. Amanda Jamel, or Bill'iil' Mine
avenue, Broad Riyor, ,dicd thiy mom
in: at her homo alter a lingering Li.
noun. Mrtt. Jordan was born in Wilv
ton, and hurt been a rcuident. oi Nor-
wullt for ttrltn'y yuan. She was travell-
ty-thrr-n yearn ot ago. and in survived
by tour daughtem and three trons. Mrrt.
F. J. Smith. Mina Nelle James, or Nor-
’Wiilli; Mrs. Dana C. Blurred. of timin-
tout; Mfrs. Wilifum Road, of Now lin-
vcn; Thomas .lamea. Daniel .lanrcrt, of
Norwalk. and William la. Jntnce. ol‘
Went. Virginia. The {littoral urrunrrc'
utcuut have not. boon complcled.

NORWALK WOMAN'S CLUB.
Match Mutiny Held at the nutrition
ot Mn. Hitchcock. Wont Avenue.

The March meeting of The Wouldn'n
Club was held at the residence of liirrt.
Hitchcock. iii Went avenue, Thu‘ day.
Mulch lilth. " .

Thu prouldcnt spoke briefly and tho
ru-crciriry und rurlourr committees suvo
rcportu. '

The special unhicct for the after-
noon was South American Pacts. and
tho nub-division lncludr-d tho Ncw
ingluttd group. comprising Henry
Wadsworth Inngtcliow. .Iohn Grown
loot Whitticr. .lamcrt itumll ‘Inwell:
the Southern group, Edgar Allan Poe.
Sydncy lrnuicr. Paul lmwrcnco lion-
hnl‘; the Wctliurn group, Bret iirrrte
and E‘urxcno Field.

The committee appointcrl by the
club Witn Mirth Ferry. Mina Stow-tin utrd
Mrs. hiutlirrun. who brought out muuy
etrbtlc dlutinctioutt of this uuhicrt in
a moat dnilghtiui tnrmucr.

The pleasure of thc uticmoon war-t
much enhanced by reading by Mini
limit-luv Iiettit.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Mahackomo-vl", (Thnpiu. Ncw York:
C. ll". .iohnaoit. Toiorio. T, I’nrntnlcc.
Hartford: H. t‘. Grady. Now York:
Lil. lloth. city; P‘. M. (‘lnrknotr Iicthcl',
.i. ll. Raymond. Rownytim; William
Duttlcln. New Canaan; (homo l.. Rock-
wr'll, Iii'jgellcld; S. lircvllriloilii. llridgw
port; L. R. iiurihutt. Wilton: P. E.
Quinlan. iirldrreport. S. tf'. Iiiil‘ttlim,
tilllm Poticr, Now Huron; W. A. ”it
kw, iioutou; A. W. Dill'iti. Norwich;
lichry I‘zhlltli‘it, .‘s‘nw lirltnin: .I, M.
licvoriy. (‘lcycinnth 0.; W. .‘I. t'unnina-
llulu. Huritot‘tl; A. V. Ncwiuu. Wor-
ccnicr: l.. S. Ferguson. Minn Pi'i‘ilil'
rrou. Now York; .l. H. illnkc, ’i‘olcdo;
ii. A. .louuinttu, Cleveland. 0. g

ClmortimA. Strauss, W. N. Fuck. (7.
iii. lliddi'. it‘rrrnk J. Alexander. I”. (Y.
in-ckcr. . P. Martin. ()tlo ilcitz. Jo.
itcplt J. Carey. .I. (‘. iirltlirc. V. Sic 1h~
cotton. New York; it. i.. litlcll. Mid ic-
towu; W. N. Randall. Phillip V. Mon.
roe. Floyd Mouroc. John Edwards.
chauflcttr, C. B. Claphnut. George W.
tioodrow, '1. Ii. Kunhnrdt. R. L. Knapp.
Francis W. Conway. L. K. Poncock, F.
ii. iamnon. Boston: Homer Goddard,
Elwood Scott, Now Haven; (i. la.
Clark, Bridgeport; E. W. Peabody.
itinghumton. N. i'.; A. E. (into, Lynn:
P. A. ("trntctt. Chicago.

 

MAJOR DAVIS TONIGHT.

Major (loot-go ii. Ilaviu. oi Hartford.
the diviuiounl officer, will conduct tho
ncrrlcc til. the Salvation Army llnll,
tint \l'nrthinrrton atrrrot. tonight. 'rhc
itmior has had a long and varlt-d cr-
pcrlcucc in Salvation Army wnrtprc.
and his nrldt'cttir Will ho an intorcatiug
one. T a mural lnootlnua will be held
on Sun try.“ Knco drill. 7 n. at; holi-
ncmt meeting, it n. 11).; Sunday rrchool.
3 p. or. .und u naivntiun mooring m it
p. m. Everybody in cordially invltcd
tu uttcnd tilt-tie mectlnxn.

 

It the prurient weathr-r coutipucn.
the management oi the Smooth Ani-
"emu-m. Company intcnda to more the
«patience. behind i'lrrrt hrtrtc, nt Am-
our-merit Pork, Monrlow rut-cot, buck
now-ml loci. This change will ho
made owing to the trcqnoncy with
Which hallo rm,- knockcd over tho
touch. The neutron will rrturt ilnlur-
dny. May 2nd. Manngur Nash wan hr
tiring. on tho ‘r'rtlc urcond toum tor
thin game, but tho college tcum could
not give Mr. North thin limo,

 

it
'l'lrr- Norwulu City Council will hold
it mcr‘tinrz ucxt Tucrlduy night. Mfllii'l‘h
in commotion with tho iir-nry nit-cot
grading will probably he brought up
again at that limo. The lwnndtu untl
rlnnlngcrr Moron wcro rcccntly numctl.
'I'tvo Scotch women were arguing
which of thrill Willi iltc lmrrc thrifty.
iv'lrtrt Woman—4m» yc rim that
norm? Wool. lhnt'u mn tirrrt MW. uu‘

 

 

lt’tr no said no the. day i got. it. Yo
contra coino up to that. noo.
Second Wourau~hllchty mo! Whit

a poor burial! Ye ken lhtuld, run burr.
hand?

"loll. aye; whrrt about him?"

“Wool. hc'u urn rind luau: nn' non
you'ro not yer third. do dlnnrr preach
thrill to tho agnin."-lrondon 'l'itdlltrt.

"do you tried to time a nirrtrp hart
gain and pat choatud again." raid hm.
(minimal.

“That". whnt homo-nod.“ unsound
the armor.

"Maybe you will learn after it Whilit
that you control i’flt‘aomotlllnl for no-

thug."

' o. i can't. but it «rerun him the
othu tritium nlwnyrr ouu."«~ll'aahliia-
‘tpn‘ tar.

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Blunt} ' 't'

dmm‘nth tremolo Conn-
i!‘ communion
mm. m and auteur Haul. or the

that burg Wednuriay.tuorning, in the

 
 

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condom Into It-
, deputation» ram
Sperm Willa Town

, «navel. tan—Darin

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or Simeon m. with

Bridgeport police tom. whlakod pant

ohau attorxthe man into haul taken
Mr. Penn's hot-no.

the court honor! and wanted to know
who tile partied were. They had n par-
tial knowledge. but they were not lure.
and they illltot‘l of writa and arreata.
Say. it Wu a .9!le -
The. man at the Darien and or the
'photto. preluruahly one of tho dol-
berryn, anya it won ti ahamc. The
Bridgeport party ought to have known
hotter than to go through the town
at the moord rain. no did not in!
iurrt what would bottoms. but he hinb
ed at It" mrta oi thingrr.
it. was lenmod in Dorian that tho
consinblea down there wom'nrnd he-
cuune they did not get it chance to
mnku all rtrrctrt. Dorian hurt a rec-
out for bobbing autolattt, hut Committ-
utoncr Peane‘tt party went through no
tout thut thoy heat the telephone.
Constable was Antonlattcd. .
Thc tirut countahlc who saw lhc
diuht through apncc was no nnwund-
mi to think that anyone would do that
in iiarirut that he allowed lever-oi
act-undo to itle by 'hcturc his mind
worked out a plan. By that time the
big machine was hull wny ill'l‘i'ilitl the
IDWII.
it it roportcd that last night the
(‘t‘lnilwillt‘ii hold a meeting and talked
It ovcr. They hculiuted a bit about
doing unyiting when they lcnt‘ucd
that (‘omtuiturloncr i’cuue was in ”to
machine. .
Grudge Against Man.
lamp on rtotnchody whinpcrcd that
(Iomrulurtioner Politic hrtd spoken
rtllghtingly at. one time 0! Daricn’u
rloghcrrya and justice-n This was in
that tumour "hard cider" case that
nrouucu tho-whole town. and although
lht- uvldcuco against the nuioon knoll"
wrm uvcr-whclming, he won dci'lilrcd
not guilty,

Tilt: .counly mmtninttloncrrr had
murrctlting to my about this acquittal.
and many or the town othciuie {cit the
sting. Thur have been mud ovcr
since. and it in thought that thin move
irr our- tn try rind not. nvcn. Thcro
will bu tun it lt‘goea any further,

fluorite Wlnunn or Williams and
John .lamonon, the two colorod men
who were concerned in the theft of
County Cornmitaioner Pcatrc’rr horse
and bunny from Gnome M. Bociey &
(lulu stallion worn arraigned, In the
city court yesterday morning on thr-
charge of homo stealing. and were
bound over to the criminal superior
court. under bonde oi $1.000. Roth
Dlt'fliit'd guilty,'thr-ro being no other
lilt'il tor ihcni to make undcr the cir~
nlliililialli'f‘fi.

,Wluntur drove nway with "to home
and turnout curly Wednesday morn:
inn. and was ruptured a tow tullcn
word of Slouitorrl ntlcr rt purnuit in an
muonmhiio. than pursuing party cohabit-
lng or Dctortlvc Fox. Lluttor Arm"
Hutton rind ('ot‘rtniisullrner Pcudo.

, Jauwarm. who in in tho divinity of "W
motile. was utrctrtcd for aiding in the
thcli, Hr. t‘lmft'llled that he had plan»
bed the nttalr with the other man.
and was to revolve hill! the prncccdtl.

CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
‘ ICC-—

Colored Man Arruted tor Alleged At-
tack on Elmer E. Davidson.
‘i'humnrr iltmtcd, a colored than. wait
hrrcntcd in Norwalk lust night by Po
tire Captain Thomnu Hunt. for the
South Nor-walk police. ilurrtmd watt
turncd over to the South Norwalk po-
Ilcc, who kept him at the itinyilund
utrcru lockup over night. ,
'l‘hc colored man It; charged with
naunult on Elinor E. Dnvltiaon. 0'
South Main rtircat, pour the Noryl'ailt
iron Works Monday night. he doctor-ea
that whulevcr he done watt nimply in
ncll‘ doicnrw, ’ He told the police that.
ho wars on hi» wayE homo with some:
Wood on the night in duration and
meeting pronouns in the dark Ill!
thought to bc Clarence critter ltc uti-
drctrncd the party by thin barrio. iiuut-
ed trait! the man, tor answer-glimmer!
toward him and ‘tmdctend him-elf he
hormone or thc ntirkrr or wood ho Wat!
carrying. Thr- pnriy turned out to in!
Davidson. the man who has made» tho

compluint in thirr once.
Bondrr worn lined at $15 for bill rip-
lic‘uruntm in court. tomorrow morning.

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M‘INTVRE SECURE. DIVORCE.

”
Granted Deer-n From Wit. yesterday
on Group; of Dcunion.

.lbrwph Mr'lntyré. of South Norwnilt.
wrut fli’illllt‘tl u divol‘co .Vonicl'tlay it?
.lmlur- (lawn, of tiridgcport. from hint
witc, Anna Mt-lntyrc.

Mclutyrr- irr-uufllt tho notion on tho
mound of dram-titan. Thr- t-nrtr- t-uluc
up it «hurt tiuw ago. but writs twirl Ill)
tcrnporurlly, .

EASKEl‘ " BALL.

 

Yesterdnymorntng they called up ,

Noaauusortznrra aottnoro, . .

 

MATT INGS. ’

Our line of Spring Mattinga ia complete in every dealt, embracing: We variety of styles
and-coloring; Notwithstanding the advance in price of ailiitnportcdiinio'i‘we or enabled through
large and early purchaua to offer the line'this season withotit any adyancc in price and in some
man at a less price than they have ever been altered before. An inopectionoiour line is invited.

HALE-PRICE CLorttt AND SUIT SALE.

We will continue our half price Cloak and Suit Saleior one
lent bargains to be‘found in this department.

HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.

 

 

 

lidofifitfi.
‘ Gents’ Fumisher.

Men’s, Boys’ antl'Chil-
dren’sLShoes.
it No. Main Street. So. Norwalk .1

4o AMUSEMENTS D-
HOYT‘S THEATRE 4
SATURDAY. MARCH 14.

MATINEE AND NIGHT.
Return Euplplmant oi
_ Di W. ROBERTSON'B
MOVING PICTURE COMPANV.

”return-um, 6c and 10c: Eve.
plug. 10:: Ind 20c.

HOYT'S THEATRE

 

 

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' ST, PATMCK'B pAV.
Event of the Season.
_. I. c. WHITNEY
Haunts
The quuam Muoloal Mixture.
lOLE OF IPICE,

, With
The Pomona Comedian,

 

CHARLED A. PUBEY.
do—Poople—do
and
Special Orchut'a.
American Inauty Cirrus.
Principally Pretty all .a.
New actuary. New Coatumu and New
Electrical ”Inch.
20 GONG HITS.
raters-25c. 509. 750. “.00; Firlt.
Four Row: lrt Orchutrn. $1.50. .

 

 

 

 

IVIRV EVENING.

MUSIC an LL
HAS MYSTERY
FOR you T0 SOLVE.

"A burn or u mucbtuc.”

Which?

Tho manage-mom. oi tho Murdc linil
Iliiii worm in liltlc ruyatcry into one
u! the tnuturcn oi noxi wrtck'rt bill.
Myaiory ccntern in tho rtct, which in
anururncmi arr "Thu Mechanical illntp
inn Doll." It in rt Wonderful aiunt, ho
it mun or nrachlnc. and in ictl tor illil

 

Team P. at the Armory.
Every Monday Night.
MARE; tr. 5 ' '
XAVIERS.
mafia.
DAWYS.

Preliminary mm...
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. Riitliclicc to grind», ‘
tours of ihrv It‘llttii‘l'n oi um wcr‘k'sr hill.

l

l

on

Thin not hr only.

which inclurlcu lurch well known ur~
thuu rm tho "Ardu & Iiiddy" troupo oi
Horizontal Bur Ami-tin. diroct iron: the
Orrin ltrorr. Circuit. at Maxim. and
thr- lltllitillii titunivyrr in their wide»
npliitinrz roundly cnittlctl "Tho Muirio
umuiul ‘i‘uunlcf' rtnd otllot'tt.

All liiilllll. ploiui‘oll will ho chanced
during thr» worth. and entirely now pub.
3min will bu loatnmi. The mall Ida
mhurlonteo ohargod pm. you a sum.
up don't tail to ultimo tho "note "all
the coming truck.

FRIDAY EVENINGMARCH l3
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week rio‘ngor. Many excel-

Nickle Lamps ......... , . . .31.:15‘Kitchen Lampa ........ . . . . .35: l Long Randi“: CoalShovela. . . 4c
Whisk Brooms ............. 9:: Hand Lamps ........ ‘....19c{ Rubber‘Cuapidon Mats ...,.49c
Flat Irona. per lb. .......... 4c Galvanized Pail: ........ ...19cl Wash Boards . . ........ ..45c
3 Wire Coat Hangers ..... . .xociGaivaniud Chamber Pails. . .2ch Never Break iron Handler. . .IOC

TRlS’l‘RAM ,8. HYATT, NORWALK. CONN.

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HOosier

have Special Pontttrca that muk o them amount, hotter and more con-

venient

iirrshantls, got your witc a real kitchen cabinet—one that iii not
merely a mllection ot shelves, hooks and don; bins. hilt rt modern. per-

than any other kitchen cabinet.

tooled unit that really nave- la Mr and money.

These special features tell tbQ'l-ltnry. Show thin ntivertirtement to

hcr. 8

Other cabinets do not have. them teaturetl and the. cxtra conven-
icnl i-iqoslcr nrrangerndnt that saves hundreds of steps cnch day. Be-

tta will know their "importance.

ilidcn, rcmrzmbcr this important tact,

The “HOoSier” is low in Price »

Flour Dirt,

The
pot in
top.

through
entire bin, and
tnkun Out

is
t ho r o
tufted

bottom.
bin

10“

cards. l0 guide

cards
Bread.
and D
Eggs.
Meats.

luncous,

ruin,
Soups.

" tabled.

Tho bulk of the sugar is

Everything needed in the kitchen alphabetically arranged~n slin-

In
cleaning.
Recipe Cabinet

flour in
at tho
passes

the

u g h ly
at. the
Thr-
Itali-

recipe

lulu-led
Cake
curler-tit.
l-‘irlh,
Miscel-
S nai-
. rtuccrr.
Vest“ W

- sugar Iln.

Wont List.

pie and attentive trytttcnr for keeping otock.

Keeps bread trceh and moiat.’ 9:11:24 lnchea.mude of metal and

One and is partitioned at! for optic. .
The "motor sliding nhcircn trlide in and out the plinth drawers. and

the contents of the cupboard can be hmug

catty reach by drawing out the shelf,

The Labor davlr Every Woman Warm.

Eycry woman who does not own a Hooolor ltt doing unnccemai'y

has clone fitting lids.

Bread and Cake Box.

work—db taking thousandtrvot on coronary tootatopn.

A Hoosier will out time she now spends in the kitchen in two.
Thorn in probably a dealer in your city handling the Hoosier.
Get our Catalog, whether
it hr full at valuable ottg‘gcstiona.‘

(lo

there in ii dealer in your city or not.

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