ms and 51.50%; pllr
980, $1.50 and 100
K. K are .
housefly!) prim} stools.
and H NORWALK. ‘
I | \
‘yleno OIN‘TINIL TELEPHONE
.. w . CAM-fl
Mow: Dopamine:
-Buelnese Department
Branch Office. Not-walk
-—Editor’s Residence
. ~Mlty Editor's Buldonoe
The annual meeting of the Brook-
side school district will he held next
Saturday night, at 8 o'clock, in the
school building.
‘John Winfield Scott, a former resi-
dent of South Norwaik, is sending sou-
venir postal cards to friends in The
Norwdlks from Suva,’ii‘iii Islands.
Joseph Garrigan, formerly of South
Norwalk. who is now a railroad‘ man
employed in New York. passed Satur-
day and the Sabbath with friends in
town. . .
A special communication of St.
John‘s Lodge, No. 6. will he held on
Thursday evening. The degree of Mes-
ter Mason will be conferred upon sev-
eral candidates.
Mrs. W. E. Barker has rented her
beautiful residence, through the agency
of Archibald C. Foss, to New York par
ties for the coming summer months.
The. house is situated on Elm Crest.
i’ostals are being received
George E. Hipp, the former well
- known Norwalk young man who is
now ti-ut'ellng through lumps. and he
reports that he. is having, a fine time.
from
Mrs. Jesse M. Ferris and daughter.
Miss liattie Ferris. of Passalc. New
Jersey. are at. their cottage at Belle
island to look after some repairs pro-
paratory to its occupancy for the sum-
mer.
—~»Have the “time of your life." and
come to see “The Time of His Life." at
Lockwood's ilail, Wednesday evening.
Jane S. title.
Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Van Diisen.
of Troy. New York, who have been
on an extended wedding tour, have
been the guests- of Mr. and Mrs.
inralne l. ilrown, of South Main
street. for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Webb. of Wil-
son Point. have purchased a very val»
liable handsome black stallion, rcglir
tort-d under the name of it‘loctwood
and raised at the it‘lcciwood Stock
Farm, of Long island. N. Y.
W. K. Post, the former comliiorelal
teacher in the Norwallt high school.
now teaching in a Bridgeport school.
was a vlsllor iii Norwalh Sunday. llc
came over front llridgcport in his .lack.
son automobile and was greeted hy
many of his former friends.
Miss Anna Griffeih has returned to
her home in South Norwalk after
spending live Wfit'kii with Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Madden. in Marion, N. t‘..
formerly of South Norwiiik. Mrs,
Frederick 1.. Madden and children
who are also there on a visit. are or
period to return later.
-~—»lt‘ly screens and screens doors for
residences. apartment houses. hotels.
clubs. made to order neatly and
promptly. We are specialists. Place
your order with St, .lohu & Kcyscr.
contractors and builders, Sicaiiihoal
pliit‘t‘. '
ironic llcsclicn or the Saiigatuch
road, left town yesterday afternoon for
Kansas City, where he will take our
ployuictit in a large business oillcc.
Mr. llf‘tlt‘lii'r wont to New York and
left on the ti o‘clock train fer Buffalo.
He expects to visit Niagara Falls and
Chicago and other places of interest.
tlcorge Allen, of the Norwallt ilolcl
bar, is not, one minute behind the
times. He is, in fact, a very progres-
sive and enterprising gentleman. He
is quick to take advantage of all his
opportunities. His latest stunt, which
calls forth these various qualifications,
in thatvdflmmnating the "excursion"
cock vim: the hearty
r
consmfimm hit many friends.
today, over his latest. <
. Wm
(lactic; ht b, a ’ Franklin street
young man. ft inorly employed in the
Olacu shoe stores. who has hot-n on an
extended western trip. where he vluii~
od many places of interest and stayed
with relatives, returned to South Nor-
wiillt. watcrduy. lie was f‘nlllltiillllill'
cully welcomed hack home by his many
friends. He secured a fine coat of tap
while away and has been in fine health
all throinth the trip. He has several
positions In view, but will take it easy
for a while.
W
“Any akin itching is a temper-test
or. The more you scratch the worse
it lichen. Dean's Ointment our: titles.
«semen—any {lion itching. At all our
stores. '
.M... Moons”... ... a... ... ..
suvaroatziikitio'rrm
General Contractor
Bower. water work grading, mason-
ry work and rock it devotion. Kieth
mates cheerfully given on ‘itfi' contract.
work. Orders are solicited.
'to he on hand at this tlniu.
" . A W '
Emil Hettllng. of Wilton avenue. has
West ' rt‘
‘Bridgpefiuort.
Illmil Hettling, of Wilton avenue, has
avenue. ‘ are visiting in
instep, D. c. ~
l
returned to her home lifters
Mount Vernon.
Our Brothers' Lodge held a meeting
last evening and worked the inltiatory
degree on three candidates.
t
W
Harry ,Gill, of Lynn. Mass, is visit-
ing his aunt and uncle'Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Gill. 0
city. »
Mrs. W. 13. Barker has rented her '
beautiful residence on Elm Crest to
mer mouths.
'i‘heresa ii‘reema‘n‘, both of South Not--
walk, will he united in marriage to-
morrow morning at 9 o’clock at St.
Joseph's Church.
a l
—-Don’t forget to be on hand for
"The Time of His Life." at Lockwood!
Hall, Wednesday, June 8. 35¢.
W.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Klndelien and
daughter Katherine. of Spring street.
Smith Norwalk. went to Bridgeport on
Sunday and there visited Mrs. Kindl-
lion's aunt, Miss Susan Gent-in. who is
ill at the St. Vincent Hospital with
appendicitis.
A meeting of the Belle island im-
provement Association will be held on
Friday evening of this week at the
cottage of the secretary. E. C. Brown.
'l‘wo cariouds of crushed stone for use
on the roads of the island are expected
to arrive tiny day.
Last night was the regular iiiecilulz
night. of the committee on the ecu~
struction of the new bridge and draw.
They did not hold a "reeling, howavcr.
and have decided that it is useless for
them to meet every week, when there
is no necessity for it.
On Sunday. the general president of
the B. l. l.._ will pay a fraternal visit
to the local order, No. 269, of Soul!)
Norwalk. lie is '1‘. Li. Sullivan iiud
will address the meeting. All members
of the B. l. 14. are earnestly requested
Capt. Chas. F. Craig. U. S. A., iliedi
cal Corps. at. Washington. 1).. (‘.. has
been detailed by the surgeon general
to represent the medical corps of the
army and read a paper at the mention
of the American society of Tropical
Medicine in St. Louis on June ll.
..
"excavating,
w Grading.
liros.
Raymond
Clifford Perkins. of Hickok uremic.
was one of the pasuciitzcrs on the
steamer .lolin Sylvester, which went
out of Norwalk liarlmr yesterday
morning with a party of exeiiriiioniats
and was disabled by the storm and
drifted in the sound all night, finally
ltelnptowcd into port by the steamer
Rosotiiilo this morning. Mr. i'erkiiii
arrived safely home this morninit. but
his trip could hardly be called a pious
one one.—~~i‘lnnhury News.
Frederick .1. Force and family will
leave South Norwnlk on ’l'hursduy.
lum- itth. for New Haven. where they
will reside in Wliaicy avenue. Mr.
Force has secured a due position in
New Haven and has been worklns
there since February. Miss llna
Port-c. their daughter. who has been
Soliciting school here for a number of
years. has secured a position to teach
in the llWllllli school in Edisowood are
one. Whether the son. Frederick
Force, who is employed at the Adams
Express company at the depot, will ll”
with his family or not. is as yet undo
I‘lili‘ll.
Warren-Detroit“30”
tine thicket soul, with titlviiirli
alu'cls. for immediate delivery:
also (ilii' lleml-’l‘miiicuu. with 3+
inch wheels.
till-inch wheel base. motor “4%.
long ihreoouartor elliptic opting
suspension in the rear make a very
easy riding car.
Five to fail miles per hour on high
near.
.1100, 81160. .1250.
Haatord 8! Brooks
42 NORTH MAIN ETHIET
CDUTH NORWALK
W
AN EMlNENT JlJDGl WRITII THI
rottowmo ernouo To.
TIMONiAL:
i
i take great pleasure in (Bolmilolitllltfl
"iir. Dick's Medicine" to those hilltop
hat from ltliuulnai'isiii. for it has givin-
lnc nrcalcr toilet than any other ruin-
edy l‘ have ever hand. i believe it to
he good for til-lope. Malaria. anti all
kindred diseases. Certain ll.|a that
i derived benefit from its use and l
have much faith in it. ‘ .
but...“ , ”
not lie litStlltEb.
or Ali's Lost
lei ties '26 Wood Sheen
. ‘lflT-u -.
1‘ Law e co Katine”
“let activator it r, 1
9.9. _ . .ldcllfihlltdhih
bee. aromas few days at Wattle ~ ’
mutual Mrs. ‘Theodcrc Heidriz. ot-
retuiitied home from a trip to Wash- ,
Mrs- B. a inflow. of Norwal, has ‘
v if lit
i' 32 South street, this , 5
some New York parties for the sum-
.lames .l. Gilligan and Miss Mary H
lieu hate“ w humilit-
g ,
have. «em w-mmflmwwmt .. m
“We" Retort
.. When you go to a summer is»
sort. one of the chief delights are
. maniac. ‘ hoary vstmidaswlicrs
r u a...“ a lhusliatle and enjoy
{a cool, seize.
dell hlftil ht
' , r own i
fan Wfi Wfliaidpilotlici; KW?» ’
. wit i It Ila ,. they ciinilis brém
llli kccpuut the that. l‘llt‘}“|‘l'1illrfllly
“l ”on a: who to your
3: ahpllli‘ltn room 0 I l duilp
arises. tau cinema luu
onemrclilntgdwiih ‘
ne’er
_P9rch Shade;
with perfect prlinril-Mhilc vie-wink We
era-try. ‘lou runs suliavc Vutlor in ow
Shades atlluslcd to your windoWI. where
t sy wil leliu the cool lifts" andétlle
out the heat of t c summer um. hag '
are upcotailv commended for nurseries
a. rumor. .
inc-wilt:
a heated
will or in
and lie
Vudor Porrh Shad" cost from $2.50 up.
1 c are made in different colors him ‘
man u wiih the mindset! of your a.
You are especiall r coated to
view the Vader xhibt in our
shade department.
- 4 c ‘
1118 0.
Funeral Diretftors and Embalniers.
_12‘-i8 North Main Street. South Norwalk. Conn
O. B. Jackson
' Optician
Everything in the Optical Line. 3
Eyes Examined Free 3
6| wan. eraser. PHONE m. acaWALK. i
DON'T. MiSB THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
COMPETENT Are Wanted
BOOK K E EPER!
Stanford South Norwalk
STENOGRAPHERS
OFFICE ASSISTANT}
Port Chester
All men appreciate a shoe that FITS and that is the corner.
stone on which we have built our business.
We have a wide range of up-tedatc models-well leathers.
all priccswbut every one a FITTER.
FLYNN ’8. RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
.._._—.a.~......-...~..... -. .,-..-.....M.. c. .. .. . .
Households
The cutting or jacket on an AlillANii nmmcn is made of heavy cast
iron which is lined with ashoattm, The heat (form not radian» in the collar
hut is retained in the boiler, uhsorhcd hy the water and distributed in the
living rooms.
No waste heat but where you want it and when you want it.
installed by any heating coon-actor.
The Argand Boiler Co.,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
Muslin Undertvear Sale
Advertised for last week. will con-
tinue all next week. Also our
Clean-up Sale of all articles soiled
during the renovation of our store.
Many excellent values will be found
at these sales. Don’t miss them.
his N. E. RYAN on
South Norwalk
tie Washington Street.
flPlllC ALL " . i
serves AND canvas rma Lava mo outrun.
You Yourself can Nail it To Ituddinn Ready for immediate Decoration
,mrmngm at an "3
rillrllli‘ifltw
Potter triathlon
(Continued from First me.)
The adjoining property owners” con-
sent had not been elite nod and the
no
A petition for per nit-ion to erect a‘
wooden frame dwelling house at 162
Maln‘street was read from Clara B.
Chamberlain. The property owners'
consent had been obtained. The peti-
tiou was voted granted.
A request was received that the
council pass the following resolution:
Resolved, The attention of the peo-
ple of Norwallt is called to the fact
that outside property improved by in-
dividuals at their own expense slitiuld
not he trespassed upon; and further,
Resolved, That node“ to keep off
the grass must be respected by‘ioot
passengers.
The resolution was from Melville it}.
Mead, of its East avenue, and was.
adopted by the council.
A Main street man. whose name was
not. learned. amieareti and requested
on Main street, Zixiltlxil. lie was told
to present a petition in the regular
form.
Arthur C. Wheeler ap reared and re-
quested. on behalf of t e Vanderiioef
factory, that the city install a sewer
in Quincy street. There are six lots
belonging to Henry Seymour adjacent.
and he expects to erect dwellings there.
in this case the sewer would be essen-
tial. ’l‘ii matter was referred to the
sewer committee for investigation.
James hicKlornan appeared before
the council and stated that on Ileeora~
lion Day the sewer had backed up into
the cellar of the house on Chapel
street. iicsiroylng much of his proper-
ty. Mr. Milne stated that the catch
basin was full from the storm and
caused the stoppage. This is not the
first time that the same thing has oc.
curred. The damage atriounted to
about, salt, The matter was referred
duh and a report will be made at the
next meeting,
The long-expected traffic regulations
were presented. These. iratllc regulaw
lions have been looked for for some
time. They are. to be enforced by the
truillc olllccrs. The regulations will
he printed in the papers and also
posted in public places, The regula-
tions road are in force in Bridgeport
today and in South Norwalk. it was
proved that the regulations he adopted
ind that they go into effect on June
is. This was passed.
There was a discussion between
i'ouncilnicn iletts and Malone about
the expense of cutting the glass on the
lrcen. It took l'ouryncn three days in
tin tilt" work and several (if the coup
clhncn said they could do it in two
days ulonc. t‘uuucllman .‘ilalonu said
that the men were not idle a minute
and that the trouble was on account
of the daudclions. which had to he cut
with Million after the Green had been
moo-ml. He said further that the. men
had taken can» of the hordot's and
'ieiiucvi up the needs iii those plan-c
:iiui lit-aide this ll)t‘_\‘ bad cleaned the
streets bordering on the Green. All
this was included in the three tinys'
work.
A talk on roads pow hcizati. (lll was
the chief part of this discussion. All
were of the opinion that the. oil pur-
chased was not what it should be. The
iii laid on Main street rolls into little
halls and did not take at all. it was
llitli't‘tl that the chairman of the-street
.‘lt‘ltlllllllt'lil write to the oil company
and request them to have their more
partiitcnt uluiul the oil. This motion
was passed.
An advertisement has appeared in
the Engineering News in relation to
the bids for the paving of Wall street.
i‘hcse will he sealed bids and will he
i't‘i‘t'li‘i‘d until 1'. o'eloch‘un Tuesday.
lune ii A meeting of the highway
department with the mayor and theI
bids will he opened. They will recent~
int-nil illv lcllina of the contract anti
'lio council will rule upon their rccour
inundation
t‘ouuvllman llcits had several hills
he wanted straightened out and paid.
i'ouncliinan i-‘lliiiigan wanted the suv
thut’lmllop oi the rouncu to put in an
lliiillllll'tit‘t'lli light in \i‘cst avenue. ho-
twccn I-thn stroci and Mirwiii street.
lie was cuumworcd to install said
light.
About 320 foot of sowrr pipe for
the extension on tluliitard place was
recommended by the sewer coitiinlt
ice. The chairman. Mr. Milne. was in-
structed to install the line.
Mr. Milne stated that all the catch
basins wane full to the brim from the
recent rain. They will be cleaned out
immediately. .
Councilman Milne recommended the
the f‘fllllwll authorise enough iniuiey to
the the committee to pay Hugh (kick.
the driver of Pioneer Hook and had-
der company. half pay for the month
he was out iilrll. All the members of
the council thought this we: a fine
lhlmt and it was voted that. the half
pay in» granted to r. (look for the
time he was ill and disabled from the
periormanlto of his duty.
There are three members of the it.
unity committee whose terms have
either expired or they are delimited.
The following were appointed by the
player and the appointments motivated
in» the councilman. to tilt their places:
(”italics i., iiiuvvr. Dr. Fort A. line
strum and John T. Hayes.
it was ruled that "till he appropriat-
not to the street department for the par.
pen! of cutting the stints in the parks
about the city durum the summer
months. and for an in various bitter
ways that are necessary in this deparh
them of the city
The followinrt‘" bills were mots-ed
'i‘liil substitute for lath dud plaster is made of kilnalried lath ini-
hedded tn Asphalt Mastic. it ill surfaced with also! cardboard, cut
in t in sheets and all am fur immediate application and deceive
hon. hing applied dry. it reaches lib are for dri'lns out. it is
absolutely moisture-pron. * y ,
,, ft on have never seen this marvelous aitlrto hotter and cheaper
hulidtn . come in and lcl us show you lulu What it in. or write for
free shill/gilt: and illustrated desctiptltc matter.
*‘“ . c casvusw avsuus
-» Mauro annulus. -
‘.
l
i .
mill:
Highway department ....... {spatula
Library department ......... strut
Administrative (innermost .. 8:th
Police department ....... ‘t . . . iMi
Fire department tum
Light department .......... . mat
senor department ....... 84.45
Sewer t-xteimlon ...... illicit
'i‘ctai “$3.3M.”
t‘otiucllmsn Malone than tumialil up
the matter at the meter crisis for the
utilise: its uttered iiiiit the resolution
_ ' ofthti teaser meeting to the «not that station
matter was realm- to.‘ e pelilioneos
permission to erect an iron building;
in the sewer committee for investlga- ‘
aciiiativc confer with the street tie-i
Offerings that yo cerium afford to miss. Everything fit
this announcement is subarctic. . Where can ,
' you match these valueti? '
0' ‘7 3 5:
“JUNE WM
:2 so Waists $1.49
The fastens Ladyware brand.
.reiz. $21.50 value. June Sale
price ................... $1.49
59c Sheets, 39c
‘ 72x90 Sheets, our reg. 50c
Sheet. (in sale toniorrow.39c
10c Hair Nets, he
at this liusy store. tomorrow.
extra large Hair Nets, all
shades ..... . ..... . ..... .. . .6c
Limit I: to a customer
39C Corset Covers, 256
Again tomorrow. line. Cross-
bar Muslin Covers. on sale.25¢
50c Damask. 39c
'l‘ahle Damask, good quality.
reg. a'itlc. On sale ........ 59’s
$3.25 Wants, it‘ll
Again the Ladywarc Brand——
it has no equal; reg. $3.25. -‘
(insole ....... $1.99.
'All leather and leather lined. ‘
While this lot lusts ....... 99c
390 Hair“ Rolls, 250
_Sanitary Hair Rolls, net cov-
ered. all shades; our reg.
:lile value. On sale Wod-
nesday at ............ 1.. .25:
52.50 Dresses $1.98
Neat Dresses in gingham and .
Chainhray; Tea. $2.50. On .
sale .. .................. $1.98
Linen Skirts, 59c
‘White and linen color Wash _
Skirts, on sale toniermw..59§
Mintz’s
“The House of Activity and Progress”
92 Washington St. South Norwiilk
. a
5
1
. .c _ -1 ._.‘...«...... ...— w....,
Bet. huh... bag, 80c; bbi..$5.3
*1
flood lauds. per dos. ............... 25clllome Spinach. pk ............... .1
Strictly li‘rcsli Eggs, doz ........... 32c .250: can Lunch Tongue. .. ......... 20c
‘(luld Medal Milk, can ............. 10c title can S. & S. Chicken ........... 428
l3 cans (‘orn ...................... 25c 3 cans Peas ...................... 269
3 cans Tomatoes .................. 256 Home Lettuce .............. 5c
New Potatoes at a low price. iladishes. Wax Beans, Rhubarb. Cucumbers
and Strawberries.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAiN eraser. PHONE 143.
_____—
.
u...
THEui'fflAiN sov.
I
s
the machine be purchased be passed.
£nuttylilistandliiu the veto of the mayor. [
2'l‘lie matter was wounded by Council- She was mmmeflgvd and homely
.maii i-‘iunican and put to vote. ch— . ’
v-ral voices were heard in assent. with And perhaps a ll‘lllt'SlOHl.
li'tililli‘lllllflll llurueii stronxly protest But ht‘l' glance “'03 quite 3’3 timid
my: the vote. The matter of the vote, As the youngest "buds" just out;
“1"; "ml FM”. i“ “U "::“‘l“-‘ l:""‘v'""l"- For she did not know her station
illli a l sin}: vote was it‘ll ii‘t'll. ll' .. . . H
. this. t‘ouiicilmcu Malone. i-‘iiinltzan 1 . ( lhough (“M getting dark and late)
and Millie were In favor oi the pur- him the courteous Train Boy
those of the machine. while t‘ounciiw Cann- along and set her straight.
“it“ Huluflfutl "9"“ 1“““1 'wlz‘h‘iafik- The lamps were just being llzhted.
approtot o it- pure use. i j r .- _ .
voted with those against it. and thus . And tired ”08 3”“ bright,
did-pp.” n... tic. (‘ousequently there itpon turning from the landscape
will he no tiltiitif‘ cycle as yet for the As his any stores that their eight;
lmilcul (ininnmmn-l) llilalolic wastelo- ; Ho knew just what each one wanted;
‘13:?“ “an": l:llll(:‘xlill. ”r l “’ that m"! To their wishes gave the we,
11...". “as m, “Hum. lump...” h... And in showing aid and comfort
itiH' Ilit' llit‘t‘llllt: at this time and the There was naught he could not do.
”tuition trawliou‘ru wasitlwttnrgt- ”'3'; No fault stmiucu the least bit irksomc.
'3': 1:.l‘f'hrrfiflumif‘"‘l'"U u“ "m ‘ ‘ While to show his stock was fun.
The councilmcu who remained ilioii 'l‘liouxh llf' W01" ””0"“! a“ his pallall
ili‘lfl on lnfnl‘l‘ml discussion upim the... For a couple who bought—dust one
tiificrc‘nt alibi”? \‘vlilch lillit‘l ‘l‘l‘t‘l'l; tilt” lint llt' found an old umbrella.
i'llii‘tf‘i iilll \tl I‘i liilll I t‘ “(‘0 * . ' )
in): and. while it amounted to nothing" ‘lum'w "“mr thought H 10”"
in rral‘iiy, it showed hm. eat-h stood m “he. to show that he felt grateful
regard to several of the more import l ilouglit a picture card (embossed):
1"“ ll"““""‘- 3 And the yiuiiigsters loved his bullet.
WiNNlPAUK REPUBLICAN own. i “W” w“ "mm“- “W” ""9 my”'-
The What all it lllllll‘lfl i‘luh‘ WM“. the chewing lum‘ cl cow"
held a lltlflllll‘gl: ii’lotiil‘f‘llg larll evening? .Added to childish ’0)"
h n in
at the home of llerbart 0. Pollard. in T if” ‘3;‘RT’Y‘r‘ka'Z‘ggyfmmdw'
Winnlpauk. One new member was no .. K ' ’ ..
'l‘lll flaw could we do without him?
two in to the club and the new build ,
“as what every mother said.
ing that the club is to have was talk- 1mb old mm“ 0' both sea-
od shout to an informal way. The club Uh' tllti' he i H l‘ :3 «’0’
is ill a prosperous condition as was Witlrth ‘3 '9 ‘im m " d ’
shown by the tenants. The excavation ”3n; cease '9' roan of w."
for the cellar of the new building iii , . .
now completed and the. chili cxmrtn A” to what WM held. to do.
that. at the next meeting time the edit “at he aimwcrml evcry query.
iur will he fluitiliod so that they ran i‘lrotiaiit a tluldc that must be road.
will. al‘mg‘lmtlm“nominal insofar. film Mid lllt‘il found a (hilly pillow
i‘ "0‘ fl ' ll . Ni ii iii a . _ .
of malt Joseph in Wiiiuipauti on the PM one tired “um" head. < , "
evening of July ”w How they lui't'tl lilil ”IMF and um
. . . _ w“ J . . p While the alorlesmthoy Just enmity-
‘ t‘d! j ‘ ,
8“. u"E‘.E. IE‘E'LV li‘lii' nothing curbs" on than:
“'1'!“ n' I 'IIPlE ltvur clinic their way. it new .. J
J _ ' And he nttitiltitl all their fulfil“;
HOIE “ISM 'l‘holr stray ulcltcls to corral.
lf . o Woulwln from ‘ y to m 'l‘iii i saw the kindergarten
you r g n r
of skin or scalp diam. would you “”9““ Edmn"t“r'& u.
like to not prompt relief and he per. Th“ l ”“3““ '3" ‘1“ Y “m
dishonor cured by a clean. liquid As scrutinised me down the agile.
tympani“? for ”lulml’l‘t’iautgl; ”Kalil. was no. loadofconlttnnteflm‘t
i‘ ,
in violin «M3353: his rimming]; i; liid beneath A ”hm,” smile. ,, , -
know that. “ to. unintended for ‘With his touch of simple kindnlll".
Edema. diorama Pimples, om 'l‘iiat makes us all skin.
,Wll. N‘m “Wm" “W M "it! Whether one hit "hour and loom”.
sale and out». also has made some (it where M, my mm is .
remarkable euros and withsaoh pun ‘ ,
chase of demo, E. ii. Piaisteti will give WM M3 mm M “bill“? “it; ..
you a booklet on tiltltl dist-am and Ana a purpose firm chasm
mu can diagnose ytiur own case and And this “ring ‘01., world
the cured in your own home. without or
any inconvenience or lists all the from ' , .
As that Train Icy
a-Hsrri‘eta.
business by this clean. simple prep-
Norwalk Chronicler