Ira:
ligament. Fifitkn
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1”3M Ayers .. . .
hyve this hmoso
ctor Obtain.
ahead. II,
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U _‘ ttwtvtu
'9 RObert Scalzi
AGENT FOR ALL. lNBURANcIE.
Got
ll
Your l‘i ed
Drquants 0 0..
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and eiiioisnt
service at All tinm .
Personal attention [iv-
en to all prescription
work.
Chairs forlour trolley
patrons. coma in and
.wnit for your car.
anon: PHARMCY
, J. PARKER. Manager
naAII. Imrs. MOHTVIOEB.
sussirv souosmormi Iron
Lic. ParsN'ro sscuslo. no
MINIs'rsA'I-ION or ssrarss,
AND COLLECTION or same.
OFFlCE. ROWAVTON Aszus.
(William use Word, or “New York
has boon visiting his slimmer l‘t‘l-ll-
Ilenco III Relic island.
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The Reliance Social Club will hold II
luminous meeting tomorrow at :l p, In.
I After the business has boon transacted
{too will be served.
«.—
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George R. Van Alstyne wits a visitOr
Saturday at the Motor Bout show at
Madison Square Garden, New York
City.
A nine pound doughtct has been
born to Mr. and Mrs. Sidney iilll 012.5
Fort street, East Norwslit. Mother
and baby are doing nicely.
Charles Oddo. the former young
Washington street barber. who is now
a machinist in New York, and Harry
Oddo, of New York, were visitors in
town yesterday.
The warm weather yesterday devel-
oped more yachting germs than have
been seen last £011.. With spring at
least in sight pleasure boating is again
becoming II live wire.
The East Norwsik Fire Police will
have a monthly business meeting next
Monday evening. at which time reports
will be made or: the annual boll held
Thursday night at Rsndall' s littli.
.._..._.........__.
Rodman Lilly has resigned his posi
tion as assistant at the Bridge Phar
macy to‘ bake a position in South Nor
walk. William Smith is now assisting
part of the time at tho pharmac v.
The East Norwalk improvement As-
sociation is putting up its new street
signs today. and the committee on
~ nounces that anyone detected throw-
ing stones or defacing the signs in any
way will be prosecuted
The glass comrlng ovot the i.c_\ of
tho the alarm box at the corner of least
Washington and Fort streets was again
broken Saturday night. The miscreants
have not been arrested but they will
he if their identity can be learned.
Mrs. Sylvester Salleck, of Heliport.
I.ong island, who has been a guest of
her daughter, Mrs. John R. L'Hommo
dleu. of Osborn avenue, left today fOI
Waterbury, to he the guest of mother
daughter, Mrs. William liaise.
There will undoubtedly be a consld.
crable number of people from East
Norwalk in attendance this evening at
the South Norwnlk Methodist Church
when the Rev. B. P. Cudmnn will doliv-
or an address on Abraham Lincoln.
The natural growth oyster workors
have taken. ronowod home during the
lust day or two. This morning odorod
the host \voek opening in a long limo.
There is some money to me tnudo off
Bridgeport nndcr propor wotttlII-r con-
ditions.
m
Miss Emma (‘. Parker. of Bridge-
port. was It guest yostortlny. of her
brother, James l‘urltur. proprietor of
the. Bridge Pharmacy. MI. Purim a old
friend; 'Arthur '1‘ Hayden. oi Toning-
ton, also dropped in on him yostdrda‘,
for a little visit.
tob and 3.11% crummy was-
onA co tried on 019% ulngton street
bridge this morning and deposited a
load of iunibsrion.tho East Norwallt
entrance. The dinner was piled up
alongside the mdwsr and this action
started a rsport that operations on the
new bridge had actually begun.
W
it is reportéd that East Norwalk has
an aviator. with. more lies not yet
appeared in public. This young man
has been at work on“m an “Iranians“. for
WW“
$qu “RIM” 9939199199.
dill?
for filial trip by early spring.
o‘.‘
that
meat
attendance ‘ 0&9"!
lid ”tortoi- ‘
Wombat II it is 900.99 that it may
, ntprovos. M rs.
i9. 9nd while lwr
trio. 9 fillifllo iII III
Mrs. Susan R. Potty, of iioymnud
street, has been entertaining Mr. anti
Mrs. Chester A. Stephenson. of Mount
Vernon, New York.
William C. Smith. a prominont l‘i‘iil-
dent of Belle lIIlI’InIl. has pmchtmod II
largo 48 six- cvlindnt i’chcoArrow nu-
tnmobilo. He will also I‘t‘liilll his hand-
somo Welt-h car.
Mrs. Andrew .1. Bolt was seriously
ill with bronchitis during thr- late fall
and curly winter. but Is now fully ro-
comrcd and is looking forward to
reuniting her claim third birthday next
Saturday. March 4th. with her usual
good hculth ,
a»...
Mrs. Robert S. Barclay in her quiet
planning and graceful manner. outer
mined tho "lI‘oIIMIy-Four” Whist Club
togctbrr with other fl'lt‘lltiS at tho
Country Club. Friday. A delightful
luncheon was sot-Ind in Ibo sun parlor
at 1:30 p. In. at one inrtzo table for
tho twenty-one guests. After the lunch-
oon cards wvro played until :3 p. in.
when a tit-o o‘clock tea was sorrod as
the prizes were awarded the winners.
Miss Edith Vroom captured the first.
while Mrs. Henry W. Pagan was the
lucky second. The consolation foil to
Mrs. William Pinhney.
The Comrade (‘inb was entertained
last Friday evening by the Misses
l'lthol .lonnluus and ”0113““ (lakes. at
the laitcr's homo in (trnw liti‘iliit“. ArI
lor‘vn short busiut’ss meeting, It pro»
ilrntn was iurulshcd by four Inontbors
ol' the club. A social hour iollowcd.
during which tho hosiossos sot-rod ro-
froshmcnts. ii‘hlu club. the member-
ship of which is limited in twontywflvo
month the sotroud and fourth Fridays
of curb month. The prosI-ut Inotnbon
ship III as follows:
President rrrrrr Marion Lynch.
Vil‘l‘rpl‘oflldfllil'"Thoodnl‘t‘ 11in} ton.
SecreIary~John Cleverly.
Treasurer—Marlon (indiroy.
Charles AdcoI-lt, Arrhlo Ronelisha.
Lucile Brando. Mildrotl linrklcy. Man
ion Crockett, Emma Cushmnn, Mildrod
Chairman. Mabel Jarvis, Marion Jarvis.
Ethel Jennings Ethel Mills, Gladys
\lills, Lois Mlll‘,iil| lii'lI‘na Unites. Wil-
liam l’lnkucy. llIIlon SrofiI-ld, William
Stevens and Carlos Wfillnms.
'Twns II month utter Christmas.
In It quaint country town,
Not II thing was It stirrina.
Not even a sound,
Whoa n brewer of hoer.
Front old Now York town.
Mir-tripled to put-chum-
Some rivvr from ground.
The ground is locntod
tin tho main lhorouahiurc,
Upon which tho lrrowor
luicntls to bro“ llt‘t‘l‘.
"l‘is an ideal spot
li‘ul' just such It plant.
llul tho town t'IIliIII illhllllI‘III‘
(Tittlm that ho I'Itn't.
'i‘lu' town folks ansorl.
in IIII-lr olIi-fnshlnned way,
That II bot-I- emporium
Would sure never put,
But the night hawks claim
That it is needed here.
As it. costs ten cents car fare
To not lager beer.
'Tis a comical sight
- To walk through the town;
The mention of beer
Causal some folks to frown.
1 often minute
it is not the beer.
But a bluffwtwonder whr'II
For they sure love it dour.
insecure. lot on wake up -
Front our slumber: so deep.
And have a botoi
Adorn our main street;
And let. us forgot .
Themld‘ hinoiaw way.
And become II "livo ono" .....
Not an old country lay.
Ni) ii) mg ’
‘ sIIIIl I f‘ltIL0II:IIIIII’“;IwIIy
III e I urn woo
“’hshgill'i'wu rid: Mir day.
To drink and then drink
'i‘iIeiI sorrow to drown .
tielo “A" but. tgsurfiw'n
I I 9.: a mo
IA mot MN.
Mtiiili{:1
I the Life of Willihllistflll."
; Mulfll
will do
, plan are by M
‘ tiatl Broadway.
lot I: w u 9y
Mrs. Holmes 0! Noroton. and Colonel
Robbins. superintendent of tho asl-
dlers' Home. The cabinet Oi the ser
moo was "Sumo Mord] Lessons from
ford High school. Friday averting. The
assembly hall. in which all tho school
motor! with evergreens and pennants
of green and white. the class colors.
hearing the numorals 1012. liromiluld’tI
full orchestra, of Stamford played for
it varied program of eighteen dances.
’l‘ho dance broke up about midnight.
Among those present were; Miss rive
lyII Reid '08 Miss M rIrIIrot fluid '11
Miss Emma 'ocks ’l. Miss Halon Mo
(iron, Miss (iraco mutter. Samuel ii.
McCron. .lr.. '11. Louis W. .loiicrson ‘il.
.ilnroid i9. (.lIInirIIll. Milton D. Smith
and (‘oomo Svhlichtlnx.
”.4..an
Wyandotte
Cleaner BI Cleanser.
For Dairy and Household ma.
Softens the water without lorming
suds. A live-pound sack. 25c.
‘liioney refunded it not satisfac-
cry.
Sehlichting Bros. 8t (:0.
Cor. Railroad Ava. a Main 9h. Dar-ion
select Groceries. titty. Grain. not"
and Food. Hardware. Points, Glass. etc
’ IIIIIIIII
Miss Molly Ryan has roturnutl from
It visit with Norwnllt friends.
Local stores now close Tuesday.
Thursday and Friday to oninxs.
A non hath rootn has been installed
in the homt- or Attorney 3. A. Partly.
Miss Allco Brown Intro II party to
our l‘rlcnds at her home Saturday l.‘\v
onion.
Mrs. ('.‘lIIItIIIcI-y Barlow has been
very ill with tottsliltls and is illldl‘l‘ the
can: (It II physician.
lll'. Stuart Sherwood, of Philadelphia
.Ind family are the guests of his
tl‘loilu‘r on State. strcot.
Mrs. Mlko Knapp. of Sttnaniurh,
who has lwvn lllliit‘i‘lttlllig tronitlhtui at
the Miru‘tilk hospital. hm: l't‘lill‘llvd
Mrs. C. J. Taylor. Info of tho (.‘uno
srountionzti Pastor. lost It valuable IliII~
mom! from hor rlun as she Willi li‘iinlig
the cutottainmcnl at tho church Uil"
owning but no ~ol.
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Tllt‘ postponed IIIIIIiIorsIIII III \iI‘M
IIII'I. ind“. K of P, will tulm pl.III
tumolrow (H’Gllllili. Mcmboru I)! nth
or organisations will in: prosI-nt and
motel in tho SL‘fl'it‘ts.
Mr. and Mrs. Gnome MIIIIIIII. iii
.‘I'Itrwnlk'gavo II l‘tt‘l'iluon Friday own-
ing in honor of Mr. and Mrs itrttoeu
MIIllIlu. who wars murriod in tho
Farms (‘lllll‘Lh on itch. to.
Another shoot will probably lilitl‘
plIII’I- won tmtween'our local club .IIIIi
illt‘ \Viunlpaultn. Owing to tho Inns;
iInd tutti weather no contest was lit‘lli
lil‘iwm‘ll the clubs last woolt.
I
Attornoy E. B. Bradley has ll"! ii
obliged to aim up his huulnon.‘ In
Now York during the serious Nita-u-
of in; tuthvr. “illiilill ”HHHI‘). “how
Illlitlllltili lIIlliliiilH quitou oriotna
()\l.‘r lot] ghosts Ititt’ttdod ”to not Inl
llllltltOlI aiwn by Miss litIIh Womi III
lli‘l' homo on \‘l'riulii strum. lr‘ruhty
I‘Vl‘llllii'. MIIIII out (ll tIIIIII month.
including [orator I‘Ililillliiillnh of Miss
Wood. IIIII’I» pruucul.
.‘liil. Lorin" l7llor (‘ltnptnmL :I IIIIII'
III in IIIIIrs. who ilvod with iII-r Iinutzh
il’l' in tho llI'nIiloy lInllIllnIII In thto
IIII‘I-III. stlport, tilt-d III midnight Fri
day from the efforts of II fall on tho li‘i‘
Involved some three weeks ago. and
which broke sovoral of nor rlha. film
was It membor of the Methodist church.
and well Moon in town. ller funeral
will he hold next Tuesday.
Vincent Bonito was tentlorcd II stir;
prise [Friday eveninx at his home on
Main slt'ool by friends and totally“.
IlIIIuI-s worn playod foliownd by It obl-
Intion. Among the numhor present
were Mr. and Min. .l. .l. iiurlic. Mr. and
Mrs. Bergman. Miss Mary ilonaon. Mr.
and Mrs. Non Benoit, Patrick llrlst’oll.
Miss Minnie Mutcltlor. Elmer Hender-
son and friends from Norwaiit.
Word was received in town Rotor.
day of tho death of Content (‘IIIIrlnIII
Nash at his homo III Florida. Mr.
Nash was for many years part owner!"
and tiflhtlllei‘ oi the orator“ round in
oimrwoed's mill hood. but an u out his
ttItIl'rIIIIIII two IIIIII’II m to Walter AI
lolrwrtnl to Florida to custom in nine
Ittppl‘o IIIllMll'tI.I mound ltuttlcs i910
biotin-rs and. two. .wlIItaot‘It. Thu hotly
w ill on hrouiilit north MI ml at.
‘rtts conduit to iIIulII the «0.
from: molasses iuithlr pious 00‘
H. 9. Clark on Man “only _
01' 9 “port. 9‘ 3.
“ohm undue nostrils.
inst Almnr Etuhu
ow’I’orit.
A number oi‘ l‘lnricn‘s young 1people ,
attended tho Junior dance ill. the 8mm ‘
dances tire hold, was very prettiiy iioc- ‘
Given that deli.
eatnolnpleaion
so difficult to
obtain in my
other way.
0is a pure. grosseicss toiletu
cream; fragrant. pleasant
sod harmless.
If you have a red. blotch-
ed. pimply. coarse skin,
Apply a generous coating .I ‘
of it tO-nlght. and notica .
the effect III-marrow. ‘.
.130" as! say A. D. a.
rug on.
‘ babble: tbs elm.
These Are the local A. D. B. druuiats:
Allen. the drought.
The Bridge Pharmacy.
The Clifford Pharmacy.
IOulItnaI- L Ganty, Props.
PLYMOUTH'B FIRST RELschEN
DEAD.
’l‘liiiiin'VilJAii. Fob. 2T.~«—AlfrI-d
makmgluo, III-st soiortmnn oi tho town
of Plymouth, diI-Il this morning of ms
lomic convulsions ioilowlng n It months
illnoss of ilrlnht‘u Iiisonsc. [to was ii
yours old and married.
S12. 59
SPECIAL
$12.50
NEXT WEEK ONLY
ROUND EXTENSlON TABLES
Quorum! Oak
Claw Foot Pedestal
Highly polished
912.90
................
B. K. MlTCHELL. UNDERTAKER
r. A. MITCHELL
HOUEE FURNISHEI
CORNER WALL A HlGH 878..
NORWALKW ONN.
m
horwallt Brandt Office at
1110 Evening Sentinel
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EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
you should hear tho New liorords i‘mI
Mart-h. which arc on auto l-‘oh. 2:. it
you don't own an Edison. lt‘II time
Ion IllIl.
$15.00
$27.00
$85.00
$45.00
$65.00 .
$200.00
A. J. Augevine 8t
, Son . .
i34-i36 Washington Street
Wm.” WM ”a...“
ANYBODY O‘AN HATCH
CHICSKINI
III: unwant- mamas
, on {run 1900s“ ,
9b " l ‘3
a... Nil-4H!“ «VIII-
oéljsmtpd .
but" who visited
it is raid 0 .
arm dolor-ins the
m
Introduced
mm the ,
“I. rotu- rii
'Ybu‘ trip (the I
FIVE PEOPLE BURNE 1'0 DEATH.
llAZidil'i‘ON. l’a.. Fob. air-Immuno-
oIl to have boon caused by tho oxplo»
siou of a lump. fire during the Iti'itht
llili‘ili‘ii two lltlllHi‘il at Onoidu. lil‘t’l‘
hero. i‘it't“li[ii(‘d lII' (inlu'iol iioroislty
,illl'l Mll‘illii‘i Slovak, Hungarians. and
"VII It‘tontiwrs oi the (lot-utslty l‘uutili’
lost IlIIIiII livru in tho humus. 'I‘ho drntl
am tinhriol t'iorolslty. 1:: yum-It ultl, llllll
tour I’ltiltircn, Mr... IiIgt-IItslty and II
trrlpplod ndu (‘h'l‘iilil‘tL Tlil‘ illoI‘IIlI inm-
ily was nwalwtwtl in Him llllil “51‘”le
from ihoir homo unit iy
~~~4mm .....
FISHING STEAMEP. SUNK.
(’1'\liA\’iCN. (lIItIuIIIIv i-‘-.IlI :7.
The fishing Sli‘lll‘ilt‘l' i-‘wuumr Sta-ml.
was sunk in tho. North SIIII during ins!
wclI'II storm. 'i‘ho crew or Ir-n purlnlt
(Ill.
" Ex erience
in I- xnnIininIz mos PIIIIIIIIII: III: to do
tottninc liiw‘tliiiiit‘l} shot you not-Ii.
\VI‘ t'liililti) Ilculluts Io cxnmiuc
III-us, XII I‘llAlitliIl iI‘Iilt EXAM—
lNA'l‘lth.
THAMER
OCULISTS AND OPTlClANS
87 Atlantic Squsrt. Stamford, Conn.
(ipon Monday £2 Saturday Evenings
lover’s
THE PLACE
M...
FOR WOMEN WHO
HAVE TENDER. SEN-
SITIVE FEET. THE
Cross Shoe
FOR THOSE WHO
BREAD THE BREAK-
lNG 1N PERIOD, THE
Cross Shoe
THEY. NEED NO
BREAKING iN
$3 8193. 50
Two Stores
Norwalit South Norwallt
«so "ROME II sworn s
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
.2"...—
in smot October 2. mo.
3OUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-12:031. 5:09x. tiziix. 9:08.
2:07. 7:20. 7le6. 8:171. 8:011, 9:15;.
9:37. 10:20:. 10:90:. 11:29:. \
P. his-drafts. 1:00. fiziux. 3:17.
3:00:. 5:35. 91901.6:90. 0:503, 1:16:
7:6”. 9:90x. 10:99.
sunny;
A. fl.—12:59.x. 9:091.
l0:20:.
P. M.~—19:56:. 2:3”.
5:4“. 8:01.
9:99x, 6:35.
0:00; 7:00I. 1:19.7:63:.8:91x. 9:901.
”3:98.
le YORK To BOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.~—4:99. 5: 40. 9:99. 7:90;,
9. 05:. 9: 03:. 9: 19:. 9:90:. 10:02.
it: 00! 11:09.‘
ant-12. 00:. 1: III. I-tox. 2:07;.
8:30:,3:.95 9:.99 9:05: 9:19., 9:29.
It: nineteen-s: 991.9: 003.9: 90. 11: 00:.
ii: 90. 19:001..
Ad’M-18.Ml. “3W 7: IO. 9. 092.45g.
00.
p. Div-19.09 .on. s: 02:. s. 04.
0. 01s. '1 0059190! II: 00 x.
IOUTH NORWA “,0: .TO NEW HA-
Him-13:903. 1:1“. “:13. 1.“v
9.91. 10:10:. Nil“. 19:872. ":19,
I'I‘.:i".III.-«II.II'I1:00. 9:11x. use.
{£13. 9:191. 9: i. ‘1: 10:. ii: 99:, 0:10;.
o" , lunar.
1 9210:. 21: 9:. 59:19.
‘ l
' hill
A 13.919? of itihndé ,
both 'i‘ariov lnIII Iovuning at hor homo
in Taylor avenue. Amouz. . tho merits
oi tho enjoyable month; were solos
by Michael Abrah: lili‘ Ind llarly 'i‘ur-
luv. and II row llllil‘lilltltiilt'ii by \llillom
F‘itclson. in tlw IIIiIiIt oi tin-.- enjoy.-
mcnl tin (‘iillltii‘lili’ I-IIppI-r urns Stirred
Those present worn as follow: Mrs.
Rosa 'l‘nrlov. lillllluli' oI’ IIIII hostess;
Mr. and Mrs. A 'i‘IIrlnI', Misses lies
Itio 'l‘IIIlov, l‘lt‘lllill iIIIoIlnct .luiis.
iinson, iioIIIIIIII ’luIlln. llcssio Abra-
hams Tosslt looIlnt’r. l-ZIsIhIIr Tui'lov.
(tolls Shuvuhy, [lose ISIIIIII'IIIIlIz. ins.
tho ghosts thrill) dopnttwi in tho
IIIIlI hours til tio- thinning, and all
ioiIII-Il in II Into In It Miss 'i‘IIIloI Was
It IlII IttuliII: Mott-s:-
. Wm‘...
Golden Moments
Think of the pleasure spoiled~of the
unuot canary pain and discomfort
ionic had—omen Dirt (TIDE to have
iotlr t‘idl exsniined today
OPTOMETRY
The correction of eye troubles. our
is certain if we fit your eyes.
Call today for examination.
F enwick Optical Co.
UNITED EANK IiUlLNNG
Room. 7.!
97 WASHINGYON STREET.
llourr—B to 11:30 a. m. and 12:99 ll‘
Ii p. m. Mondsy and Saturday. 1 to
3 1-. m
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Prnpoliers leave Plot
'33. i-Iast litter. Now York (mot
(It l'ovor stroeti. cI’IIry day (III-
(‘t'I‘i Sundnyl. :It' 3 p In. Freight
rem-trod at Norwiii‘g up to I p.
In. rind South Nora-nil: on to S: .0
tr in
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Arming J. Smith. C. C. Housman.
Lessee General Agent
The Reed 8t Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRlCAL SHOP
III the Town
AUTO SUPPLIER
Putin. BOG-50 South Main Street
~t ‘ nimiclislllilocl
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IJWI‘K 9 con“
.2
David W. Raymond
i-urcrzti Director and thalmer
19 North Mainfltrest. South Norwslk
Residents. 9 Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 335-2.
Telephone at house. 993.
WALL
PAPER
Spring Goods
Now in Stock
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
10 Pint 8%.. East Norwalk
Telephone 452
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Does Your RoOi Leak?
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n. Century Compound
ITO» ALL iEAKl.
000 '3 uAtLON 009 II oALLON
wanton the Wills! your or
ourv W9 sur’tll what‘s. Writ.
flll’ 'l'ili'ltn', unto 'I'IIIIIIII, Pilgflllm'l‘h Tltl‘- my}"fighhfihugfi‘l‘n‘fi‘g’fil: gm“!
lov, If)” immu‘glizuff‘('\‘\(;tll'll.uul933:9 ‘ it .Idlug druggiats for title. and till .
ggtafll‘ol‘o: lititrlot \\'ii‘ l’lillhti‘lli'c, Ml- {93'1”}. ‘1'; “9‘"? as ”ch diffcéqgt it!!!“
' ' " ' ‘ IIII (‘Imuioi ‘,ompan ,
~‘ ii I.‘ ‘III IIIIIIIII: \lw lI'IIlIlrIl'. ky lion , . . ‘
hard]: ,0. “1min“ lIoszIl l OHM :30}... St. .\I II \Ui‘k Cit y. upon ROBIN Of Didi”! .
t‘illll. 311}. Hilfri'iltll. .i‘lil til) i litlllitlll ‘ I‘nl' 51k: and recommended by 3“
Hum t‘mlm lkv Polio} (‘th 'lIH‘ Ison-i'omli Corporation.
iIII \lio 'i‘III'ulIII Loni; ”.lIItlI‘yn lI.IIitII' . :rIII.‘
" “' ‘ wssranIIOMESEEKEsswnEcK»
speflultr—ll's done exactly and roller
'i ntr urine exhibited at the mom
til i I: li‘t‘ Show this your.
M lponor (3.18.3700:
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9:11,,” .. . . .
“:3:de 9:19;. till. 7:101.
in A motion 01000., Prion fili
moilfll on 0 on mlyputt uw .
tor the {fair IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII. Almost, (I 99$)
one knows of the tattoo of such a
intuition for darkening tho hair and III ,
in; it grow. In ulIiI'n titties the only “I.“
to not a hair topic of this mt was to
him it in the boom Jim inst-a. moths»)
'Iihich was ttotthlrrotup and not show! . .
wtlrfoctm‘y. Nowadays almost "01" 1111'“
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