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LEElil liars Notes
Sontlnoi by telephone please do it in
this lei—WL th regard to business,
call 923' with re? are to news, call
92-2. If they will i
greatly canvsnioncc this office and no}
cure more prompt attention.
Mr_ and Mrs. James colo.’ of South
Norwalk. were visitors in Daubury
over Sunday.
—Attond Fire Dept. Benefit, Music
Hall. tonight. Admission 25c.
Miss Mary and Miss Anna Corcoran,
of Wa-tertown, N. Y.. are visiting
friends in Norwalk. ,
John F. Paddock is having a fine
large porch placed on his irouse in
East avenue, Norwulk.
Carmi lirrbbell, of Bridgeport, and
son, were the guests of relatives and
friends in Norwalk yesterday.
——Dr. Dick's cures Malaria.
Robert Nestor, who is traveling in
the interests of a Wiiisted firm, has
been spending a few days in town.
Mrs. Frances E limb. of No 63
West street has been entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. Frank N. Bell, of New Jer
sey.
‘a
Sherman Council, No. 1.342. Royal
Arcanuur, will meet in Mystic Chain
liiill. Washington street. tomorrow
night. ‘
Tho Visiting Chapter of Trinity
Guild will meet with Miss Scuddes.
Tuesday, at 3:30 p. m., at 96 West
street. .
t
William ii. Goldstiire, of Norwalk.
went to Der-lb) Friday and attended
tltc commencement. exercises of the
high school of tirat place.
Mrs Mary I’ennoyor returned to her
home iii WestportV today. after a short
\isit at the home of Mrs. Sarah Car-
gill, of Westport avenue
~Atten'i'i‘ Fire Dept. Benefit. Music
Hall, tonight. . Admission 25c.
Ari article in June Good Housekeep-
ing on Looking Glasses uright be of
interest in that the illrrstratious are
from a South Norwalk home.
Patriotic exercises were held today
in the public schools in honor of Flag
Day. Many flags are also flying about
The Norwalks in honor of the day.
The annual meeting of the Brook-
slde school will be held at the school
house thip evening at 8 p. or. No
special contests are expected at this
time. ‘l
Cliiiord Arnold, a graduate of the
Overlook Military Academy, is taking
his preliminary examinations at the
Brown Unitersity, at Providence. R.
1., this morning. - g
The grounds about the new town
high'school building in West avenue
are being graded. and when the work
is completed, the improvement will
be very noticeable.
It is expected that there will be
something doing at the city meeting,
will be held in the town liali, Nor-
wslk. Friday evening. Many matters
of importance are to come up gt this
time. I
Mrs. Charles E. Steele and daughter
Dorothy. of Ansonin. are spending a
week with Mrs. Steele's mother. Mrs.
Swords Mr Steele is attendingthe
Republican national convention in
Chicago. a V_ o
——Attcnd Fire dept. Benefit. Music '
Hall, tonight Admission 25c
About 5 oeVlchkV yesterday afternoon
a. -‘trolitay car coming up South Main
strep t blew out a fuse. which made a
mil ‘0‘ like a pistol. There we some
ey, moving about among t e pas-
sle gore, The trouble was soon rem
edied.
'llr Nashua,
WED “at
\2 mflmdositt. .So; News“-
Cat
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DRE" . RETAN Evil/ER. ~
That‘s uniting 4.:lchl t,Bui our custo
more do it ”by. Our made-to measure
. ‘ WHWNNIV. lliOPGOATs, .
from the choice woolons in stock, have
every frili of. Hillbion and. Fit to per-
fectlon or V
NDTHING.V
Blowouts: and see
c
I.”
fthllio Act's rAitoii.
24 Na‘ttitis \.~Soutlll Nor-walk.
iwvt‘fbl fl
ndly do w, it will .
-at his home in Barre. Mass" and his
J" . "
‘nro'. finial “only when
you “poisons the correct
accessories.
You furnish the tab
and water; we have the
VV rcst:V ‘sddps'. sponges.
‘ brushes. back scratch-
ers, etc.
”7 You might as well got
a supply now.
Elli it Killer ii.
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q.‘ ,
, M won'tlslam crass-r:
TEL- 95H
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' Trinity Vestry.will hold its monthly
meeting in the church, Tuesday eve-
hing.
M .
Charles Seymour, of Norwalk. is in
Ridgeiieid today, visiting his wife, who
is critically ill.
Tire Board of School Visitors will
hold its regular monthly meeting iii
the Council. chamber. South Norwalk
tomorrow evening, at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. John I). Taylor. who has beer.
attending the Methodist Episcopa
Conference in the South. has returner
to her home in Hoyt street. South Nor
walk, ,0
-———-‘—-II——-
Washington Camp. No. it. Patriotii
Order of the. Sons of America. wil.
hold a meeting tomorrow evening it
Knights of l’ytlrias linll, Washington
street.
_ The monthly meeting of the Norwull
Building. Loan and investment Asso
ciathn will be held Tuesday evenirr.
at the oilice of Taylor & Golden, Wash
ington street.
——Atteiid Fire Dept. Benefit. Mush
Hull. tonight. Admission 25c.
”The spring regatta of the Larchnron
Yacht Club will be held on Saturday
June 20th. There will be classes to
schooners, sleeps. cutters and ynwl:
and for all classes of mainsall‘yachls
Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Philip. Mia
Cello Philip, Bernard Philip Josepl
Philip, and Samuei‘Weiss and Miss
Weiss, of Bridgeport were Sundai
guests of William Josem, 0t liiimlltcu
avenue.
Tire trees about the property of Dr
Joan Dumortior. corner of West Wasl
lngtou and Franklin streets. have. beet
sprayed by Tree Warden Joseph Cor
rrell, who used his large combinatior
wagon and engine.
The. National Association of Sta
tlonary Engineers has changed it
meeting Vplace from Quittrrer's iiall
Railroad avenue. to Central Labor Uri
ion Hall, Washington street. .'l‘h«
first meeting’ in the new place will b
held tonight. A full attendance is di
sired.
Miss Louise M. Foster, 0! 9 Reel:
street. returned home, last. week iron
her studies at. the Metcalf school at
'l‘nrrytown. N. Y. Misti Foster wil
remain here for a fortnight. and then
she will go to the Pocono Mountains
near Scranton, in Pennsylvania. when
the. school has a summer home for
girls.
—Atte‘nd Fire Dept. lienoilt. Musii
lriall, tonight. Admission 250.
Bishop Tierney administered con
firmation to large clarisos recently
Some of those were: June 4. St
Michael's, Hartford, 90‘: June 5
Church of the Assumption. Ansonia
336: June 5. St_ Mary's. Derby. iii-i:
i
June 5, St. Michael’s, ridgeporl, 400
besides adults: June , St. Peter's
Daubury.’ 195; ’June 7.0‘St. Joseph‘s
Cathedral. 191, besides adults.
Miss Grade M. «Rbmback. of New
Haven. daughter of ‘Judge‘ Roraback
of the superior court, will be one at
the American mayhem ' to go to
Europe this year an has’beeu granted
a years leave of absence, starting in
September. Migs Rorabnek has been
teaching in New Haven public schools
for ten years, and-is now in the
Orange street school. She will spend
the year studying and traveling in Ger-V ‘
many.
General S. E. Chamberlain, who
was warden at the state prison ill
teen years ago. thus been critically sick
recovery was doubtful last week. Butt
he has shown signs of iniprOVemont
for a few days. General Chamber-
lain is 72 years of age.. He was ~‘a
#rcgular army otllcer in the Mexican
war and was a gen ml of volunteers
#iu the Civil Wain. o fell not long
ago, badly injuring one '0! his knees.
Complications set in and for a time
in was not thought he could live
W
William Lentpngelll. the South Nor-
wttik athlete, participated Saturday
afternoon in the carnival. of thosDan:
bury GymnasiumAssonlstiou. but was
so heavily handicapped that he was
unable to do much: He £00k part in
the 100—yard dash and broad jump. .A
number of New York stars worsin
MMwaxflgs «A»
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. 12-18 North: Main Street,
We have just receive
have ever altered in daiut
'ascinatirrg designs we are sure. willr
lac PER YARD.
iS WASHINGTON STRIIT.
'PVHONE, 486.
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Danbury Won First of Series
(Continued from First Page).
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hat you don't get a very good idea
Fit fr our the score.
5 The Norwalks loped along with their
thllow clubs for eight innings like
rt horses, McNamara being a com.
tiete. enigma, and then in the ninth,
filth the score 3 to 0 against them.
glad the" Matters A couple of hits.
iwo raw errors and a base on balls
gild the trick. Danbury won out in
be last half of the ninth inning. Wil
llll‘ sent the ball (or ii. ride to center
Visit}. netting him No bases. Willi two
-,lut Jung repeated the same trick to
left, center, sending Wilbur home. It
:vas a and blow to the. visitors. Whose
tltobk had risen exactly one hundred
points.
Z Neither side scored until the sixth
inning. when Daubury registered
Since. This was the inning that the
‘latters began to iiud McGratli‘s de-
fivery and thou pounded it rather
iereely until the. end. From the sixth
Vo the close the home team landed
afely eight times. five of them for
V.wo cushions.
Sweeney started the scoring. He
died out to iar left foi.two sacks
’Vllld hustled to third on the recovery
of the ball. He would have been
taught only McGrath dropped the ball
lroui his gvlgved ictt hand.
fumbled ilkoy’s grounder,
Sweeney came 111..
Three hits no two errors tarnish
d Danbury with its tw$runs made in
he aerodth inning.
Brooks started. the Norwalks off in
the ninth inning. lie sent the ball
QpVinnlug over the ground to left. field
Henriqucz got a pass to iirst on
and
Lolicwcd up. with leather grounder
lithold wan-which sent Brooks to
third and Henrlquez to second. The
bases: were now dull and there W6",
0 cool. The Norwalk delegation mas
uhllsnt and the Danbury fans anx-
breathed a sigh of relief when Lauri-
gen went out. third baseman to first.
Smith knocked it grounder and Wll
key Jailed to hold it when it'gwus
won trouble to win..
insure. but was given miserable sup
.. . .... b in"?! .. .v '. .
«no Mia! Summtr
port.
Furniture for tile
- and allowed only one hit. but the poor
rm. to no mats are. in maths tidal-y defected
moment: to win any the Criterion team. at firidgnpor W
on account of the errors it My afternoon. with the score of 9; Hold at the Mir Rina MIDI .
i o
I. C.rsagh went in the box at tho Keenan lots in Winnipauk and west
l start for Dalton and pitched a good witnessed by a large crowd of people l'
Vollt went in the last half of bass. amo scheduled with the Al has, at 2 1 .
l the fourth. He struck out nine men. in Stasmford p ”0°“
Elmo Dav “tireless.
t.‘ 8%"
The contest was played at the AttornoOn.
The tollowlng exercises Wore hold at (it
Next. Saturday the Nutmeg Club, the Over River school this afternoon
Grad” IV.. V., VI., VIL, VIII. «
Coolienoo Tribe's team of ball ”1”“.‘Sorig—4n June Time
rt.
porch of any roomV
of your home
VIBER-V RUSH is light and airy, cap!
ade inviting, yet extremely durable.
i'- Ruth green is the cariy~spiingV
green so restful to the eye, and which
support still continued.
- at the but Volk had him going. Whll'o
tors went to Strattord Saturday after-'
uoorr. to play the team representing
the Stratlord indium The latter were
easy wlan rs.. the score being 14 to l.
The Strut old men have won every
game of the tour they have played
thus far, While Cockcuoe has lost three
and was none.
arm-F-
LEVAVGU E GAMES.
The New Canaan team was greatly
strengthened by Connclly and also by
J. Glblln. ot the Stanrfords. Jimmie
played a great game in left field but
he got a saiety in the last innings.
Volk struck him out twice. Dick
Crsagh played a star game for Darion
stdhlrd, having four chances audac-
ltecitatlonw—A
Recitation—~Wc'll
Sohoo.
Recitation—The American Flag.
Bertha Blurnberg
lilccoratlou Day Soul,
Vio b. lllsbrgw. '
ring the But i;
Bauer Out,
Madeline Stiofcl.
Emeritus—True Patriotism is Ullflddhlll.
ings.
beautiful furniture at attractive prices.
nonizcs so Well with other furnish-
We have many designs of this
ceptlng them all without an error.
' Next Saturday the Dar-lens will all
be together again,.nnd will play the
strong Graphophone team from ilrldge‘
a
idea 2.
Robert. Crosby. V
Piano Solo——Silve t; ‘ . ,
Mildred Hrirty. El ;,
Selection—History of Car Flag. l“
Gladys Sanger, Hazel Ball, KatherynV
Yesterday's Stats Les uo Results.
At Waterbury—Water cry 6. Met--
Curtain.
N. E. Ryan & (30.,
SOLE AGENCY FOR
Walk- Over
iN ALL LEATHERS— Pat.
33:50, $4.00, $5.00.
FLYNN 8: RYAN,
Cahlll '
It
fits, Brooks taking second. Shelley.
lous.- i'l‘lre batting town enthusiasts
SOUTH NORWALK
Shoes and
Oxfords
Colt, Gun
Metal and Tans,
90 WASHINGTONfiTREET.
willow. but the shoots of his con
temporary caused hiru to [all air that
time.
Tire full score:
quwaiks.
Bases on balls—0V1! Medium 2; oil
McNamara. 2. _
Two~base "hits—dung. Wilbur,
Sweeney, Stenson 2.
DpubleV play——Ladrlgau and Henri-
quell.
Hit by pitched balk—Sweeney. .
Struck out—By McNamara, 4; by
McGrslll. 2 .
Housed ball-SWeeney.
bury 10.
«Time obscure-tone houranld‘ $0
minutes.
UmpirQ—Mr.1{uut..,-
”5W CANAANS ffBVEVAV'i‘ DVARlENS. .
SVooVr‘s wil.;M to; it. on the" New cali-
V son Grounds, snow.
The Darloua want to New Canaan
with a picked up team Saturday and
n,-
thrown to him Brooks came in with
a. run, but the ground rule was
brought into play and Henriquez had‘
to go back -to -.thlrd but Jung rollovIed'
up with a poor throw to catcher and
Henrlquez tallied after all. .xd Shelley;
the events. He expects to have better
hick Saturday of this week, when he
will. participate in tho loo-yard dash
and broad-Jump in‘athlctic. games at
Torrlngtonfi William Sorady, of South
Norwalk. is entered-tor the same con-
tests. .0
raced in Vinst hack of him th the tie-
lug run. During the inn. Smith. had
managed to get. dollar to third. "Mack"
had gone out. second to first. It was
with two on and Smith on third.
therefore. the MVcGrath went to the
but. Jack is frequ‘c’utly there with the
were detailed by the team from that
place by he score, of 14 to 6. after
giving a very poor exhibition of bass-
ball. The Dorie team was badly
handicapped by t c absence of four
of their best players. but rather than
disappoint the New Canaan team. pick-
ed up four other players and went up.
The Darren team made eleven errors .
and they all came in bunches. while
the errors of the New Cannons. eight
in number, were scattered and were
at no help to tbp Darlene. The mi“.
5
ll
V port, on the Noxon lot in llarien.
Saturday's score:
Summary:
'i‘wo‘base hiiswir‘riend 2.
Double plawaeily and Connors.
Struck out-wily Creuglr.
nings; by \‘oik, 9 iii 5 innings; by
walk. and the Mystic Chains. of Southlmue atria. who made a charming my
Nut walk but were disappointed.
' Mystic (‘lraiii team was present. butqw-t by placing on the edge or the
only a few of the All Americans air. ' flower mound the letters, "The God- of
poured. and the contest was called off.' Nature' which was the name of the
A warm game of baseball was play-
ed
l-elween the
the ilethel team.
WI:
10
A warm baseball game was played; Hurry Shufelt and James L Finch.
leaiertiav afternoon
l‘a
West Ends. which finally resulted in
Ir victory. for the Colonials. the score cial report of the freshman football
being 10 to 2
more. exciting than the. score would
indicate. The battery for the (krionlals
was Benjamin,
catcher.
(illil‘l‘, catcher. was the batiery for the
West Ends.
'l'he errrripauk baseball learn. with
Saturday's Results.
At liridgcport-iiridgeport. 4, Hol-
llridgeport 7.
Malkln. liazdl Buttery. (firm-lot V
Nadia, Helen Barker. Seymour WV I ‘V-
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so I] N [It New Canaan. . Saturday's Results. Shutting Lislmtl‘ VJostVEVoft, ViVillVl; film _V
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and unpacked a case of the very best values we ilossa, Isa. ......... b 2 1 1 0 2 2: lgfiwnygmfigox 133:3“? ‘Ciu- WilllttlllS,'ILy|ilitll C. Bracken,V A
Curtain Swiss. These exquisite materials rind —————— cinnati 2 (10 innings) ' bert Denton Malkin.
- rppcal ‘0 you. Cull,oarly "5 c""""“‘ TUWS ----------- 4” 14 6 27 4 3 ‘ At Brooklyn—St. Louis 4 Brock ‘55.”“g‘0” Flag,
put and make best selection wlrlle the stock is coarplctc..-V_ PRICES 15c To St-‘oro by hunugs- V 1y“ 8 - . Schoo .
Dillltiil ........ 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 l 1- 6 At .i'hil'rdciphiu—Cliicngo 1 Phua Reading-A Dlflcrlbflml 0f the Flag:
New Canaan ...2 4 4 1 0 0 1 2 x—l4 d r H 0 ‘ ‘ ' - A1100 Mcsfliley
e l” a ' Dialoguem’l‘hc Making of the Flag.
Betsey Russ . ....... Daisy Benn
George Washington, ‘ .
.............. Herbert Baldwin
Robert Morris Ervlng leifl
ueorgc itoss ..... ,Ly man Bracken
CHILDREN'S DAY CONCERT.
3 “l 3 h" interesting Exercise. HoldVYcliocdny .
in the First M. E. Church. ~
Davis '1. ,
_,_ '. _ . .. Exercises appropriate to Children‘s 30“ -——VStar S a led, Banner. . V V
' WCrlthhfi 1(T'IOJNKIJHIRUQK mm" '3’ oh Day were. held both morning and even. S p ghool. -- l V
, 13g};0'“ (“.03“); "1 in .‘ innings‘ lug \esterday at the First Verieihodlsi .l
m: .' ,‘ ’ _ ,3 ' Church. In the. morning six tile ones or 31A . _
MONEY [NVESTED IN A BUSINESS EVDUCAVTIVONA ATV V1131”??? bill}? 5' off \olk, 1‘ received the rite of baptism, and the 3A8 In. MYMNI'IIM 'wg .
E “*3“ [tuft—V ill service was very impressive an beau- 3"" .. ".
T‘ MERRILL l =ft p cb‘s -s0 Dari 1" 14' New iiful. The decorations were especially Wm“. . r .r t
‘ 7’ “law“; a L —' t ’ ’ ' line, and the music and sermon were 0' . . .-
l . ‘ 2‘} , .. , . in keeping with the sentiment of the . . . V
: war. EARN MORE THAN SAVINGS BANK INTEREST. it i...‘.l“"“"””‘“"“‘“"‘°“ “‘d ...... "a. .. , ,, , .,, .... L°"° iifi'ltfiile‘ii‘smm
.:' , ‘lo cone r u 9 even ng V . -
t It insures a good Salary, independence and always the Opportunl- i “m” 0‘ 3“"‘0"T“0 “01"‘5- gummy sumo] was exceedingly well Captain (acct) Ocktrs, ot Oakdaloi.
r ty for Advancement. me ii N t rendered and interesting throughout. isVnow busily engagchVin miming pro
": Books and Stationery Free M. A MERRILL. Prln Q it sub 3 2 es 9 l i l The ”In" of decoration WM entirely blgt‘bgniftiliffibbbmnshbhbggreccrftlymm
" O ' ' “ " a ““1" ”r 0 I’0 l’" ”‘i changed from that of the muting ‘ - ,
3V: STAMFORD. SOUTH NORWALK, PORT CHESTER. counted on witnessing the game Sat an on the platform mm mm... ted a abused ironViNComnrolerVrVe ll‘rsederi:1V G
{W mm lirday afternoon at the Norwalk iark. flower ",0.le and the buttercups. ruturVer, toV oat, lSayv o. tever .
' ., * between the All Americans, at Nor» daisies and forgotqncmots were may Can u Ollier‘s urgent eye or snow
will be lashed together for the purDCiIVo.‘
of safely towing the large boa .
through Great South Bay to the no
site at West Sayviile.
Oystermon digging bivalves bit,
long Island several days ago, pic ’
up three oysters, which had grown .V
an old br'iar pipe, probably dro
overboard treat some passing V
The pipe. which was in fairly :W
condition, had been blocked“.
heavy smoking, and was heavily .
ed inside. Two oysters clung. tot.
bottom Olithe bowl, and one had:
oned itself to 'the side near this;
The pipe was taken to the an
and put in a glass jar. When 8|!th
ter was poured in. the oysters best
to open and close their shells, sham V
now thriving as rapidly as if at the“
bottom of the Sound
’i‘helpeaiauee. The boys contributed their
evening's exercise.
at Ridgetield. Saturday afternoon, The committee of arrangement of
learn of that place. airdidocorationg and entertainment com-
Thi! Rldgflflt‘ldfl prised Misses Sadie E, Bodwell, May E.
re victorious with the score of 10-31mm Marion C 01-05“, Edna Baker
4- Messrs. Charles E. Hoyt. R. L Coburn
at ltlrodouolial
rk. between the Colonials and that
YALE FOOTBALL RETURNS.
NEW HAVEN. Juno lfi.-——The finan-
’l‘ho contest was mild) association at Yale shows that the to
iul receipts were $8,305.47. of which
amount 81.75022 came from subscrip-
tions, The expenditures were 82,-
977.76. the balance of $327.71 being
Vturned over to Edward L. Burton.
and Gray;
and Me.-
pitcher.
Singer. pitcher.
Jessica-z
Mother says there's only one
iluur." Gold Medal ll‘luur.
treasurer of the freshman financial rin-
ion.
"best
Junk... V .
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Tot... 3; .3 "M F”; Would you,,for a day, go Without Magi-Flake, if the.
3...... price was ten ‘céntsP Would you ioscrthrs Maple flavor“
All a rr’r'o‘Tic
ill'.‘.’é"l.&": : .::::: g i 3 1,; H lock this perfect food—were it not for that V-SV- cent difference?
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islcnillgllv riV.V ........ 1 3 V1) ; 3 3 only possible point between us. . flakes. All the flakes that you get are whole.
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McNamara. ..... 4 0 0 o 0 1 Flake. Sowotiid erer‘ybodyi‘ B ‘who‘wouid'have ‘us omit in , ..
Totals . . . .E 7 E E; 3 —E A“ like an Maple ”m“ in which this f°°d .i'" Yet, With it all Maul-Flake is cheaper than. ' "
‘Two out when wlrrnlug run was cooked. All like the way We prepare it- any other flaked Vf¢od wheVn measured by qu’d '
“gig; by mum‘s; But some linked foods sell for ten cents. “lug ‘ “
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It leads to digestive disorders. V a. . 1 -
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That cults ta mchh on a poor food as a good
food And hcaitsom than the food.-
Kali tlio'fl'ebb'l 66st to‘th'eV' food cost, and see
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We would for rather“ put thoVV first package on:-
Vselves than to have you go without knowing it. ‘
. So, if you wish,- please send us this coupon,
and WE: will send yotViVV, an order-good at you: n
grocer. Vs-:for a 15c package free. -
Please let Mspi- Richest-for your otvn sake?“ "
tell you how 3ch it is: Then ask the children .
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flotsam ‘ “guide in glaze hours”.
We Vspond slithiit ekm‘ time to separate' the ‘ , VA”
stunts so insidig‘eitivii’ illicit can get to them; '
That is find“. ”livery food expert know: it.
, ~' Mrs“ ”A .
Supposs you tore. . ”lb cents per package. and
the food only bill digestk.
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I have never used Map?
Flake, but if you will son
are an order on my grocer“ '»;
tor 3 15¢ package from I- .
shall be glad to try it. , .
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