in use for ever 80 years,
' ‘ Z.
4524;
“641041431
111.11.111an that
infants and Chill
What
' - The Kind You Here Always Bought. and which has been
has borne the signature of
...... and has been made under his pet-
sonal supervision sinc 6 its infancy.
Adow r. I) one to deceive you in this.
imitations and “JIIst-IIs-uood” are but;
trifle “it:
row-Experience ilgi'illsti Experiment.
Is CASTORiA
. and endanger the health 01’
Pastorio to II. lIIInnless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
goric,’ Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither (V plum, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its 6" '
agoiim'
IIIId Flutuieoey.
is its glibrantce. It destroys Worms
and alloys Fever-i hnessl. It: cures
Diarrhoea. and “find
It. Movoa‘tl‘eothing Troubles cures Constipation
It assimilates the i‘
cud, regulates the
Ilium-och and B “l els, gii’ing healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s VP; IIaccur-Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE
arsVVthe
Tile 101111 Y
Vin Use
+11. erotica ‘
Signature of
F6r Over 30 Years.
-H'“'N'H. "I MUIIIV may. I!“ V0”! 0111- “ , .‘l '
ASTER] A ALwnvs
_. BISHOP TIERNEY’S WiLL.1
DANBUllY. Oct. 29.~—~’l‘le will of
the late: Michael Tierney. bishop of
VHartford; which was opened and rot 1d
. Tuesday in the presence 01 a numbel
of priests assembled in thy episcopal
residence in l-iar'tlonl. names the
Rev. Walle'l' Shanlcy; 11.1), of Dunbury.
the sole oxe utor. The cont: \nts of'lhe.
will, which is 10 be offered for pro-
bate in Hartford in a. short, time, have
nothocn made public. ‘
1 Attendance all hours day and night.
8‘ Frederick H. Ganung,
UNDERTAKEI
Funeral Parlots in Con] cction
Lady Attendant. Tel. 904.
V”
Oilice and licsidcn;,c,
B4 80. MAIN ST.. SOUTH ORWALK
is guaranteed far 90 da s against
- ‘ all breakage.
*3 c
confirm at‘ .
to: the bother to sail.
rami- that 5 good cnoug
an’ifimwllh V
‘ In most perfect ruor thatcan be
mas. There’s a size suit 1to your
band. Get it and ova-’11 gut
yea so easy. clean and comi liable
havewivtays. We haven: plate
‘ent, singly and in sets at
‘56 to $8.66 each .
I v I
HARDWARE,
112 WASHINGTON 8"“ 821',
’Phone 667.
MEDAL FOR WRIGHT BROS.
LONDON. Oct. 29,«—~’i‘he British
Aoro Club has awarded its gold modal
to the Wright iirolhcrs for their “‘9
Iunrkablc aciIicverIn‘Illts.
“1 always try to treat my maid as 11'
she were a member of the family.“
“('ll'aeiolls. how do you not, her to put
up with it ?"~-Chil1go Record Herold.
YOUR
Shoe Repairing
is NOT MODERN, On SCIENTIFIC
UNLESS DONE av us.
Monarch Repair Shop,
43 RAYMOND 8T.
'PHONE 456 on POSTAL.
New 1s the Time to Huy
WALL
PAPERS
Annual Clearance Sale of
WALL PAPERS.
' 10% Discount on All Grades
of Stock Papers.
Crockery, Glassware, Housofurniah-
' inl: Goods.
Llapancsc China in Cups.
‘Platcs etc.
l‘alnteis' Sunpplies
Good ready mixed Paint 81. 25 per
:allon.
0White Curtain Poles. with fixtures,
l c
Window Shades and Picture Frames
node to order. .
Painting and Decorating.
Saucers.
We give the s. '& H. Green Trading
Stamps" Ask for theh..
L H. DeCkcr
8? Washington Street. V
1'61. (V:on. . HSOUTH” NORWALKI
ans
We are 'carryinfij'a full li'ncIOf'
V ‘ Electric Fans.
' ---THE-—- '
I
Reed& .01 “
Electric (10.,
38 wASHlNGTON sTr'tEET.
TELEPHONE 35-4.
ijmfilm...”
. Del. says:
.9919?- OF THE ,oISFIcEsV.
Appointments that Fall to the prt'
Governor.
One, thing that people, who have
hen talking against liilloy, me now
Iiiiliitill" serio'III-Ily about is the s-ct
bac k that the Republican party would
unavoidably experience if a Democrat-
i overnm came in with the IIIWer of
i."}11)iiliili(llli, lbat utiauhcst the ot-
inu. They are asking themselves
whether they: want this to happen.
There. are six judges whose terms ox-
pil‘e under the next governor~Su-
promo Court. Justice Plontiec and Sin
pcrlm Court Judges (1. W. Wheeler of
Bridgeport; Ralph Whgelér‘. of New
London; M A. Simmway. ofKiliinllll';
13. B. (laser, 01' Derby, and W. S (211813
of this: city. Only one 01' those in II
1':)I-Ino(rut. The. judge and assistant
judge of the Common Pleas Courts, ot‘
i""illlii01‘tl and New London counties,
and various olber minor judges are to
be appointed by the next governor.
Momth of all the commissions in-
cluding Tax Commissioner thin who
has done such valuable. wmk since his
_ appointment to that responsible oiliee.
(some up for appointment. A hungry
Denim-ratio appetite will have to be 1111'
pound, il’ a l'lemocrallc IIppI’Iintcr is in
oillce. The following is 111 lot of the
appointments that. the incoming gov-
ernor will. havo’to make: .
Slate Board of Agriculture (smoul-
bcrsl for term of 4 years. ‘
State Board Examiners oi? Elnbuim;
era (2), V8 years.
llank Commissioner. 4 years.
lonnuisslonor on lluildIng and loan
Associations, 2 years.
ii'lfillOliilll‘s of Steam Boilers (2), 3
ycais
Stale Board of Mediation and AIM-
(Hilton (’1). 2 years.
AApIaiscI s ol state I’Iison Propel tv
(2).
(lmumissioners of Fish and (lame
(.9). 2 years, '
Shel] Fish Commissioner, 4 years.
Advisory Commissioner, reappoint
mom of Female Deputy Factory in-
ipee'lol ll yems.
Board or lilxamlnntlon and llemstl .1
tion of Nurses (3). ll y'eius
Board of .Velorinury Registration
andExamination (2). 1’: years.
State Board 'of Acountuncy (2). 3
years.
Harbor Conunissioncrs for New lid
on Harbor (3). 5 years. 1
State Prison l'iiroc'lors (Ill. 4 years.
lloard of Education of. the Blind, 4
y(§i‘.lll~l
Dental VCoInnIissiI‘nIcrs (21. 5 years.
Consulting Physician at. State Pris
(111,12 yuals
Commissioner on Domestic Animals
2.1111111;
’l‘onlporary Examiner of Public Rec.-
ord, 2 years.
State Board of Voting Machine Coin.
:nissionol‘s (3). 2 years. -
Agent. or the Connecticut Schodl for
lioys, 2 years,
Railroad Commissioners (21, 4 years
Board or lilxamlncrs of Barbers (3),
3 years.
State Board of Osteopathic Rolzls
trillion and E'thillilliliillll III), 2 years.
Commissioners of tho lsroI-l Put-
uinn Camp Ground (0). ‘2 years,
Slate 11mm of Charities (3). 4 years,
Slate Chemists (7)V 2 years.
lloard of Control or Connecticut. AI:-
ricullnral Experiment. tSution (11.9
years. _ '
Commissioners of Pharmacy (2), .‘5
_\"ems
Dally Commissioner. 2 yclus.
Stale lloaxd oi liculih (2) 6 wins
Tux Commissiobel 4 y'cuis.
Members or the Soldiers“
llourd (2 I 2 yems.
llomd oi Paldons 4 yeaIs.
ludgc and Deputy Judge
Court 01' Waterbury. -1 years.
Judge of Court 01"COI’liiliOll Pleas.
Hartford Counly, .1 years. .
Associate lodge Hartford County, 4
years.
Judi-lo of Court of (‘mumon l’lcus
New LOIIdou County. 4 yrols.
Judge of the Supreme and Snpcriot
Court (1), 8 years.
Judges of the, Superior Court (5), 8
years.
llospital
District
chver can tell when you'll mush u
linger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn or
scald. Be prepared. Dr ’l‘homas’
Sch-c.1111: ()ll instantly relieves the
nuinmquickly cures the wound
EXECUTIVE ACTION.
Governor W'ciodr'uii Yesterday ‘auth
ruined the allmiss'lbn of Joseph Frank-
lip. of I-idiwinlou to the. Connecticut
School f01 linbcc'lios. The. governor
also approves the bill of the New
Haven Gas 601111)me for gas furnished
second Company Govcmor‘s Foot
Gum‘d at mainly for $123641“ also
approved pay roll of Fbst company '
GochII'nOI 5 Foot Gumd for full field
day at Hurii’md Octobel 8 for $279 81
He flit-ll) approved rcquis‘dtién oi the
(Icusurcr of the soldiers libspitul'board
‘i'l the comptroller for $10 00.0
111cc care of sick and Wounded sol-
liii‘l'ii '
To CURE A chp N ONE DAY
'I‘akc LAXATIVE 1’3 0M0 Quinine
[‘nblcts.
rails to on o. ‘E. W.
Gnovn's signs
lure. is (In each Vbox.‘
210.
IooGMENT AGAINST clrv OF
NEW H AVEN.
NE‘lV liA\’13N,' Oct. '29 «~14 lurv 1n
the civil side of the Superior Comt
today in the case 1-01‘ (31.13 Gorhmn.
against. the City of New. Haven. gave
a \“eldict (If $1 (101 of which 81300 is
punitive diunages agaimit the defend-1
ant. The suit "was because of Illsr-c
can] of an l'njiinction. (lIVVIrham owns
land on West. River, ucIiI'I’ SpIiugsidoV
Home. the almsho'usc. He claimed
that distance than the home so pol- .
mind the} riveI" that he could not water
his 110011.111 past years he obtained
a verdict 61' $1100 against the city, on '
other 61‘ fiii. .300 on the slam;I ground.
will an to auction was loaned to lo-
stioin the city ino'm (halides into the
riycr. It is said thug contempt pro-
(loadings may be boron; .
outV 61111115 i=6 oysoapsl/I.
Mrs. Franklin Bush Of New Castle.
“1 s'uite'rpd fer yams with
dyspepsia, used to build goal distress
and belching; I tried everything i
could hear a! but nothing helped me
until I took firali‘ilian Balm, and one 501 or 15 minutes till it stops.V V .
cent bottle cured Vm completely."
For salo‘b any Paistéd F.11.
Baxter and The Clin’ord Pharmacy "
for V‘
ruggists refund money 11‘ 11 ‘
4514.000 1‘01 the grading
GROW-8 "MR
and We can
PROVE IT!
A lady from Mlnnupta writau:
“ As II result at usiiix Dnndxriue. my hair
is cldsc to five fact in length."
Beautiful flair atV small Cost
AIR troubles. like many 6ther diseases have
been moxgiy diagnosidvond altogether mis-
understoo
’l‘ he scalp
duccd. nurtured and
rown
receive the attention i it
It’flll
plant with a view oi making it
to oxpac
baldness occurs the sculfiVbas simply lost all
nourishment. leaving not
conditions.)
The natural thing to do in either case. is to iced
and replenish the soil or scalp as the rose maybe,
and your crop will grow and multiply as nature
intended it should.
Knowlton'l Danderlna has I molt wia'ndar-
fut effect upon the hall- glands and tiuuu owl.
it II the only remedy {or the hair over
vo'rpd that il similar “to the natural hair
coal.
dis
loVollc or liquids of the scalp.
it penetrates the pores quickly and the unit
soon shows the effects of its uondcriully cxhilur ‘
ntin mid liic- producing qualities.
ne 23-"dent 136111: is cnonéh to comince Inn of
its great worth as a hair growing and hair bcuutiV-
tying remedy- -try it and can for yourself.
now at all arugula“ in chm alias.
256. 506 and $1.00 per bottle.
1‘0 show how quickly Band III
actu.we will stud a 111m: 1;
' FREE
out pic free by Islam mail to anyone who
This sends this ir'cé coupon to the
Out KilliWiJ'illl lililllEililE (30.,Blii0100. 11L,
with their name and address and mo
in silver or stamps to pay postage.
I
The hair tseliisuotthethin to
be treated. for the reason that it ialnimply a pro act
01 the scalp and wholly dc rodent upon its action
5 the very soil n which tbi: hair is pro-
and it alone should
a tire to be expected.
it would do no earthly good comm the stem 01 a
firow and become
more ticautiiulI-ihe coil in whic the plant grows
must ble attended to. Thereiore. tho scalp in whlch '
tube a Irgrow- mull rooaiva tho attention lfyou are
it to grow and become more baautliul.
Loss of hair is caused by the scalp drying up.
or losing its supply oi moisture or nulriIncnt. when
till! 401' the hair to feed
upon (a plant or even a tree would die under similar
its
c: . .
THIS WINTER'S INSURANCE BILLS
Forty-three Legislatures Will Have a
Chance to Make Laws.
The Legislatures ol‘ forty-three
states will 1111.111 session the coming
.I'inter and it. is expected that, there
viii be the usual crop 01‘ bills relation
6 insurance, some of which will be ol
.he sale and sane sort land others slm
ply drive-51.11 the. companies. 011 this
mbjeet a New York insurance pub
.icalion makes this sarcastic comment:
There seems to be a feeling among
many legislators that the solo right in
IuI'ImcI-I companies have is to pay less-
In. leaving the state to collect prom-
lums, make rules, and'do everything
else necessary to the maintenance of
the corporatlmls: if there is anything
left of Ibo premiums alter losses have
been paid. they would have. the state
LlDlIl“()111id\P it for taxes, ices, etc. The
many attempts to repair .Ie the 111151
loss oi insmauce by legislation hme
zone so tax in :IIious instances lhul
-ompanies would haw been better off
'lnnncinlly if they liarl withdrawn
from those states that, propose such
ll'ustic measures: and”! left property
awnors to carry their own" risks. lint,
vileu u company enters b stole it in
111's a. very large IINpI‘In'so in the es
lablishmcnt of agencies, and they are
'IIluclunt. to abandon llictr plants, and
It) continue in business. even if oer
sin that no pIolits \ rcsull, ill the.
V‘Iopo that a chance i‘ the beltcr will
Ionic. ’i’hclo is no reason to expect
lhat the. inIgIshIlulcs this winter wt:
behave any beltel than thev hard"
done heretbi‘ore. ii iii “barely possible
that the numerous new compauVVes
formed recently may have some in u-
cnce in preventing: hostile legislation.
not only because ol‘ their intimacy
with members 01' the Legislature. but
. because undigested legislation might.
and
injure the domestic omnpnnlcs
tend to cripple home. industries. it
will be well howl-vet, for insurance
men to keep a shmp lookout for pro
posed legislature Ialculat‘pd lo opmale
to (boil fur'thel disadv.nntugc nd i'uI
thcr restrict their freedom of action
W
ill K111111011 line Always bought
. HIGHWAY wonK AWARD'ED.
'l-lighway Commissioner MacDonald
Bears the
Signature of
, has awarded throo contracts for high
way \Volit.
Tiny Inc. as follows:
Town of Ensli’ord. 12.865 feet of grad-
ing and hardening to the Pierson En-
gineering and Construction 00.. of
Bristol. The entire cost. is to be
and burden-
int; and 953'» im a Inbblc drain. Town
of Vernon 17157 incl at macndam
road 111.8229 per linear foot and 00
cents pm square. yard for cobble nul-
lcl's to the [lane Construction (lorpor
allon of Merlden. The third is in the
town of Southbuvy, 2,300 feet. of
n‘uchaIn and leliord road. the. for-
Villt‘l‘ at $2.09 and tbeilittm- at. $2.09
per linear foot and 60 cents a square
yard for cobble flutters to the Lane
Construction corporation of Meridon.
_V_...._....-_.VV.__..V
LA GRIPI’E. .
Brazilian Bhim never lost a case;
jever let it run into pneumonia, nor
V'eft a grip- wreck
Only thing on earth
that kills the. tough grill gel-In. But
ourwunt Balm in a plenty, so do not
,triilc with the small Sizes. but got the
mic or $1. 00 bottle and lake half a
teaspoout’ul in water every three
hours. Be sure to keép up this treat
inept faithfully! for two weeks utter
. you think you are well. to utterly an-
nihilate every gem in. every great on
gun. Those remaining germs cause the
evil after effects: it is liaiivcurcd grip.
ii the grip starts with hemorrhage of
the lungs give the large dose every 10
u.-
VlIIeluiIII
in the garden of the years life over-
lasting grows best watered with tears.
PilPlJilR AMUSH [MP MS
MOViNtl PICTURES AT i-iOY'l" S.
011 Saturday afternoonmld evening,
October 111st. at bloyl'il Theatre, I). W.
Robertson‘s Famous Moving Picture
- .
Company, of New York City. will pres-
ent. another lil'st-(‘luss.scl‘lt’s or 1110v~
lug pictures; illustrated songs and
vaudeville. ()11 this occasion, 'Mr.
Robertson intends to eclipse all pro-
\i0us ctTorls. He has III-engaged Miss
Stella Schicnoi‘, 11119 bountiful soprano,
who was such a trI‘Imcndous success
last Saturday. to sing the latest illus-
trated songs. ’i‘herp will also be new
vaudeville. ’l‘he InuuaueInI-Int. takes
great pleasure in annmIIu-inp the re,-
Inrn of this coinpany, and he assures
his patrons a good, clean and moral
rnl1.1I:lahIIIIe'ul. it has been Mr. Rob
ertson‘s 1110110116 enter to the ladies
and children. _~’l‘hcrcfore he will put
on 11 special matinee, at 2:15, making
the prices-«children, 5 eenls; adults,
10 cents, to any pint of the house.
likening prlcoséuio and 20 cents, Re
this will be the best enter-
inlnmoni Ml. Robertson has over
glu’u in south Norwalk.
A1.111.\"I N‘nx'r 1131111111;
Everywhere Albini has appeared this
season, hundreds have been turned
away every night. in England, Aus-
tralia, France and also in the weslern
states or this counm uncle the
(heat Albini is well known the mice
of ltdmissi‘on to (Illness his pol-“Ilium
unce ranges all the was llom 33c to
$1.50. lint the Great Alblni has made
up his mind to give the East an op
portunily to see his wuudcrl’ul Work
at. popular prices so as they will know
him on his return visit next season.
when he only intends to slay
night in a city.
womlcrl‘ul work in telepathy and 111115»
ions. you cannot help but remember
him. ln‘llrocklon, Newburgh, New
port. Lynn. Manchester. V'I'oonsockel.
and \l’orcI-Istcr. where this wonderful
artist. has appeared this season. the
press speaks very highly of his work.
He carries the best of vaudeville acts
with him and positively the most
elaborate stage setting on the Ameri-
can stage.
iy. Al. lioyt‘s 'l‘hcalrc all llt-‘Xl.1\\’t‘l‘k.
MUSIC» HALL.
”In answer to the many requests, the
Mnsicllall nnmagcmcm has recugag—
ed Madame Willinms’ animal circus;
for the balance 611 the Week. With
this one exception an entire new bill ‘
will be presented. and one of comedy
will be offered for South Norwalk’s
approval On Saturday afternoon of.
tor the matinee pclfouuancc the chil-
dren are invited on the stage by Miss
Williams, and help feed the animals.
SAVED HIS’BOY'S LIFE.
“My three- year old bby was badly
constipated, had a hi 1 1’0ch and was
in an awful condition. I gave him two
doses of Folio 8 (hi 6 Laxathe and
the next morning th . lever was gone.
and he was entirely well. Foley's Ori»
no Laxative. saved his life.” A. \‘l'olk—
lit-iii. Cashner. Wis. Oilfield Pharmacy
and R. H. Plailstod: “'
ROMAN CATHOLIC ANNIVER-
'8ARIE8." .
llOS (”ON Oct. 29 I-C'outiuuiug the
observance of the contcmlial.annivcr-
sary of the founding of the Roman
Catholic archdioccsu of Boston, a so]
chI1 high mass was celebrated today
in tthathch-nl ol' the Holy Cross, the
scene of yesterday's impressive open- 1
lug ceremonies. Toduv' s soI Iiccs were
[or the heiretll of the: childlcn ol‘ the
diocese and the .ViClll-gi’.ll.01‘lll ltov
George. .1. Paterson; of Boston olilciat—
ed as the "celebraut. Rev. George A.
Lyons, supervisor of1 the phrochial
schools. which have a‘mcmborship of .
nearly delivered a sermon.
...-...».-
75.000.
Foley's Honey and Tor curos'coughs
I1 quickly. strengthens the lungs and ex-
pels cold. Get the genuine in a yellow
package. Cilil'ord Pharmacy and R. H.
Plaisied. ’
I
one .'
When you see his ‘
Program is changed night ‘
0
too be: luliiul to describe.
all widths.
1.
black. cream and corn.
cloth gowns
tions of Gilantiliya
white. black and cream. ..
ing and reception gowns
Separate Laces, sulh as
clash c pieces.
ol'itc color.
’ _
Boys Heavy
correct in a juvenile way.
if
The
84 WashingtII'n Street,
c .atc
YARD TEL. 46-2.
1
'l'w.‘
VioV‘r iali'ric; fooling, warranted
1161- Eight years. '.
ran PAPER; .1. 2V and may
BridgeportAdvertiscm l Bridceport “YWW‘W
Tokio Embroidery in dark and Persian colorings for
()nc of our extra good I‘Ilicrings.
and all colors. those most wanted, smoke, bronze and myrtle.
green, navy blue, gray and various changcabics.
in one of the Main St. \vindmvs.
to be found :It'lllc Nccltwcar Scction. and they
worn at the collar, or as ornaments anywhere.
TAPESTRY COVERS
SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL GOODS.
SNOW FLAKE CURTAINS
(See East Window).
SPECIAL PRiCE 69: PER PAIR
TlIcch Special Pricesare for the balance of this week only.
A. DICKERMAN & son
4..
fl
Read CO.
‘ (
Mabiirbod 1857..
What There Is in Laces
The dainty woman always rc1cis in Ihoiw Laces, and
this vein the most ravishing loiicltcs can be made up of ML.
overs, Nils and limb lI-spcilhc [lands and (ialimms
will 111111 a litwildcr'ing assortment of novel Laces that (be
She
Genuine hand made Princess and Irish Lace in bands of
Venice Galloons and Ali-overs in white and cream.
Tokio Embroidery on diet and Brussels net, in white,
Novelty Bands and Edges, rare and beautiful combina—
Ind Spanishi .acc.
Oriental Galleons and Edges for waists and sleeves.
Ali-overs for waists. tucked and I-Iuiu‘oidercd effects in
An elegant line of Silk Nets in black and colors (or even-
V.alii)')'kcs i‘iaslrous, Sto-
niacin-rs («101111561105 Jabols and ilarbs, beautiful and cx—‘
V .
Silk Petticoats, $5.00
They are in block
A display
Conic, curly for _.‘our fav-
Cape Gloves
'ihcsc stylish (limes for the boys (MC MT) dignified and
'11le me made bi'ond and 100m), _
easy to slip on when youngsters are in a hurry.
W
Have you seen the new Silk Directoire Rose's? They are
Ill‘C‘.
to be
momowmoonomwooccouoWMIouui
THURSDAY IS BARGAIN DAY
FOR THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL WE ARE PUTTING FORWARD
TAPESTRY FABRICS
COUCH COVERS
Regular l’riIc ................ 980 Special Price ................. 79c
Reglar l’ricc .........;.... $1.25 Special Price ...‘ .......... .$1. 00
Regular Price ..... . ....... $1.98 Special Price .............. $1.49
Regular Price. ............. $4 40 Special Plice .............. $3. 49
Regular Price .. .$9. 00 Special Price ............. $8. 4V9
“TAPFSTRY CURTAINS
We have just. opened a new assortment. ' Have made Special
Plices on those in stock. We quote a few numbers.
Regular Price ............. $2.25 Special Price .......... $1.69
" Regular l’Iice ............. $3. 50 Special Price ............. ..$2 69
Regular Price $4. 49 Special Price ...... ..... $3. 69
Rogulaz Plice ........ $6. 00 Special Piice $4.69
Sputh email;
I ,_ Telephone 4416.... . .
dowmwouowmeMW Wu»
8; Bailey
SOUTH NORWALK CONN..
Lumber andMili Work savanna
‘ from a Piggery to a Palace.
MILL' TEL. 46-3.
SPECIALTIES , .
LINCOLN ROOFING. It s’uper: LADDERS, ordinary and exten-
, sion., ‘
FIR GUTTER two si es.
VSASH. VWEIGHTS an CVOVRVD
looks' in a club for one. do you?"
He~—-“W cll. if she‘ s a married wom-
Yonkers Statesman.
Ilhe~“Whon a' woman Wants a has '“l-low is young Ch't'lplt‘ett getting
band, you don't suppoae she1- goes and on in college?‘.’ “Splendidlyw. He
‘would have made the ~scrub team his
first year if he1 hadn’t, been deficient
an, the ct; unccs me that she does ”-— in all of his studies ."——Cidvelundl’luin '
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