sill-inn in:
big Hair Quickly Stopped
There is one place where Ibnidiiend-
ed men shine, and that is in the front
row seats of the tiieutre.‘ If these
illali‘l-llellded people iron used Wyetli's
Sage and Sulphur Hnlr Remedy in
their earlier days they lwould not he
no conspicuous now. This preparation ,
does not plant new nalr, but it does
strengthen weak. dying hair. and not
only brightens dull. parched hair, but
gradually restores tiie color to faded
or gray hair. It is a clean, wholesome
hair di‘essiilll. which can be used daily
with perfect safety.
Wyetli's Stine and Sulphur is sold
under guarantee that the money will
1be refunded if it fails to do exactly us
represented.
r’l‘lils preparation is ottereii to.tlie
public at fifty cents a. bottle. and is
I recommended and sold by all drug.
gtnts. .,
Special ii'gent. Stilison-Powell Cor-
poration, Smith Norwd-ik, Conn. X
iiiuii liiii
"llill’iiliiilliii
Friends Pleased With Exercises
at railing dentin Normal .
Kindergarten
The annual class day exercises at
the Fannie A. Smith Froebei kinder-
garten were held at this institution on
.ihifnyette street. Bridgeimrt. yester-
day afternoon before a sympathetic
audience representative of permhni
friends and mlatives.
The room was very nttrnctive in its
lioiiiiuy attire of spring flowers. as
Were «the members of the Junior clues
who acted on ushers. They were:
Miss Mary Grimmer. St. Andwers. N.
13.; Miss Susan Talbot, Briindon. Vt.:
Miss Ruth Coley. Wlnsted: Miss A]-
ii’reds.‘ ' Anderson. Nnngutuck: Miss
Mabel Slope‘r, Pittsfield. Muss; Miss
Julie. Diiiibnl'. lenox, Muss; ’Miss area were but I mirror of the mu.
Edith McWiliinins. Norwich; Miss Es-
telle Cave. Dfll'lf’ll, and Miss Bertha
mini. niiiioid; . .
The members of the graduating
class are Miss l’)nisyKoenc.«Littormore
lt‘uls. Mel. presidenti Mini?if Emelle'gonernl fnvorito.
Nash, Smith NOI‘Wlfilk. vice-presidifi‘;
Miss ilrnrc F. Bunion, New Hn‘ ‘.
secretary.
Bridgeport. treasurer; Miss Florence
Alien. New London; Miss ’Myru Al-
wortii fillipbnnt. Pd; “Miss Viola
liiirlie’; liordeiitown. N. .i.; Miss Eileen
llavis. l)~‘.uioison; Miss Alice lilnscr.
Ira, 0.; Misc ldlln Kenyon. hinghiim-
tdn,‘ N. Y.; Miss Julie 'l‘ilyior. 'l‘ruA
mohsburg. N. it: Miss Elitubotii 'l'flV'
lor. Norwnik. and Miss Lillian Sulli-
vun. New imidou.
dent of the close. The class history
given by Miss 'l‘nylor proved interest-
ing and recalled minty oi‘ the bullpen-
iiig‘s worthy of note during the ift'fi-
t‘Oll. some of which unused the orbooli
to laugh iiiorriiy.
~ * Sitiiiililli iiil‘ilj “clam“
Dandrutt, itching Scalp and Fail- ‘
louly. no she. rushed into the house
one cold Jnuuarynft. n. Then, no
you. erWilhur. hem-d in- singing
thlil afternoon and is going' to send
me abroad so that I mnym"
“My debr. y dour," her mother in‘
terrupted. “t ik slowly. foul don't.
quitew” .
tell you." Constance continued. ong-
oriy. "This afternoon Mr. Wilbur
wu obiiged to so out for some impor-
tant documents and told me to do u
l wished until his return. The family
mm away, so there was no one in
the house but the servants and my-
fond of munic pnd the music room ud-
1oins his office. i went‘in. silt down
at the piuno and sang iii few of my
songs. forgetting for the time where l
was. He returned before I expected
and all at once i was startled by hear-
ing his voice my. ‘Very good. Mill
Hayden: He had been listening in
something else. After i finished my
song, he talked with me u long time
and the result of our conversation was
’\ that while he thinks i‘mako a good
private secretary. yet he deciuros my
voice should not be neglected and
says he will send me abroad to study.
0. mother. isn't it like 3 dream? It
seems almost too nood to be true."
he golden head. said with n lob in
or voice. “Your fnthor und‘l shnll
miss you greatly. Constance. but. we
would be selfish to prevent you from
going. May God protect and guide
my little girl."
Constance Haydon bud been u do-
votod lover of music from childhood
nnd possessed n voice of unusual
sweetness and strength. Her (other.
Dr. Richard Haydon. the village physiv
also. could not afford; to give his
5 daughter the nduntogel of I musical
This, Goa-tone. would not. permit. for
the reclined that her fnther‘o health
who failing and that there were two
. younger brothers to be supported. A:
ip to secretary to Horace Wilbur.
in woolthy citizen of the village. oh.
i wont-lob day to his magnificent reli-
} dance on the hill. cheerfully perform-
i ed the duties mined to her nod won I
iporfecti'y floppy. “Ker 'bright fnco
clearly portrayed the sunny disposi-
‘ tion of the girl. while the large gray
. noul beneath.
The following duy the news of Hor‘ .
inch Wilhur‘n msgnnnimous offer went I
tbroodcut through mornings. and uni-
:Verui gladnens was expressed. for
Constance Hayden. wn. indeed. u
3 After the younger members of th
lfnmily had?“ retired that evening and
‘ ‘R k "of her father and mother bud gone out.
and Miss Edith 0 our 0 .Conntnnco not st the piano. allowing .
her fingers to room aimlessly over the
Juan. Hort mind wu filled with
thoughts of the future-ware new ilfo
to be opened to her. All at once u
fooling skin to sadness come over her
s Thornton. who was now a rising young
lawyer. Jack and Constance but been
intends from childhood—iii his hopes
Constance. itnd every new song was
how queui- it would be without Jack's
words of noise.
At thil rule/turn in but thought. tho
2door boll m twice in quick suc-i
Mina Keiipon. u charming girl with con-tum ”a”... h which Jack ni-
lt gouerouwonl. presented hllmel’mm “‘1'. “a" Wh’g m mm] ”3.
gifts. Not alone to the mudllatlnsjloor. goo-Moe noticed bio for. .
class were itlicyflzivoii. “out to tho jiui-glookod grave and troubled. but i
lor cilnss mt well. The presentationm no nuptial of the foot. and
of curb one was in clever rhyme:
A clinructoriulic poem was read by
Miss Btilwali. but the clues prophecy
won lllt‘ i‘lftvm‘etil thing; f all. This
was given by Mina Binso. it was
unique ill thirt it won nupponcd to have
been written for the reunion of the
i'lhsB ton yours homo and reported in
The Morning molegrsm from the col.
umnn Offillkllt Mimi mum pretend-
ed to be reading it. making commentr
us she went along.
The missing woo most credltnbio no
the instructor. Willinm i-i. hooky/cit; mu,“ you n. ”'0‘” MI!» OW
the count gratings were u-
‘chnogod be sold. “ling niy hvorlto
. song. Constance. plan." in compli-
‘iiinl in n low. sweet struts:
."Somotimu 1 drama um den of old
on dentin: i.
‘1“? from the hem whore wound.
thorn rut.
. And lntbo twi—u‘ .
"New“ mind. Constance. i don
lbs mood in ii nbsrp moo. "in this true
There wot-c i“littlestions by the (thorn-,1 stunner”
and solos. The omit-s song written: wily". J.¢k' and 5 m. ”MW”. .M
by Minion Vioiu hurko and moroucul answered, but in: she spoke thorn VI“
ni‘en wins good soil sung locumnir of}! countdown: putt at her hurt.
Auld Lin! mull. M1“ Bum“; ganglmn, 'Blllfl'lnx ml “to Cm.“ ”.11”
' it we called
a ”01" very sweetly an 3 re “migiri. don't to. i love» , Ind trout
and. uccouipunyiug herself union
pinno song it selwtion from populiin’s
folk songs.
finishing fruitndc was served.
WW
A girdle of silver; is perminsnbio o
. in his. he sold. “(Jon one. little
you to be my wife. if you go pwuy
rowmuy guilt renown and" perhaps
Wit: ’ka’eu' “”é”?“‘fri§ihel. but. will you be no or? i can 5
partied the singers. A'ltttwnfd ”godly. offer you n porn. on ivtdod love
gridiron happiness. but use it not
‘mfll‘f more to you? Answer his. door,
:uooordiiig to. the promotion of your
the wedding gown of the day. thoughfionrt. Will you start“ _ . ,
many brides prefer the traditiouul bib;
white. The loop esp arrangement of.
the veil iii also no uptodiito fenturegm with y
but. not it uuiVsriiniiy becoming one. i
in new. unwritten, and istinotiy plenum 2 my plums! in:
when it suits uno‘il type. ,,
MW
Turre‘i’ire some white evening gowns
with tiny Elton or bolero tricolor
silk tinii lire ‘unnommoniygfotchln
The Eton in it part of "thrown
troduccii othecuuiiu c or
. A low sob «sound the girl. It. all.
(i in broken tunes. ”All the cm
Erears in the world tire on nothing coin-
”onh.‘ :43 ,, lWHlW"!
as the felt her-
i «awhile-mm.”
inf to “ill: outwit ii two young
ham within trait , room. the world
iW‘f'full of: mil-tutti and «sunshine.
u . ,
{removable tooturuimnd uncouth it? For thorn ‘ now me 1"” ”mm” “i
iwhiuhr: perilous. film
"Mother. "dour. whore W you?"
.Constunco‘ Hayden exclaimed breath 5
her mother appenrofinbo went on to.
say. “0. I could hardly wait to tell ‘
. ‘ ' ‘ .1 o l .
a Do Your Cooking in the Cool
' A hot kitchen is little better, than a prisonwin summer. But
the range is there. so all t
done there. too. , ..
' "“Wliat a relief it ”would be to move the range where you "
pléaud. You can do this with a New Perfection Oil Cook-
, cook your dinner out on the porch. it [on like. It is the
only range that in really portable—«hat well
“Just a minute. mothdf, and i will.
self. You know Mr. Wilbur is very ‘
any place. There, are no connections to be inn e. as in a gas
range; no wiring. as with on electric stove; no sooty fines and
ssh-filled grates. as with coal or wood. ‘
The long. enameled chimney: carry the heat directly up to
saucepannonn or boiler; you get full Value from your( fuel.
without Want To”
the doorway and asked me to sing“
Mrs. Haydon. placing her hand on
:W/v l
be cooking and the washing must be .
: uully well in
Modavflh l.2uuhimn_m __
turquoise Ana «Ii-m clumps. H.
nmly hailed lino . .Tbo 2. ad 3.
buth ulnar“; fitted wig-million:
.w in in W
:wwmmdc.‘
Dal! luv infill-l
mumzmdmmrdw
StandardOil Company
(lac-mental
-mu -wnwmqm
Pill Ii;
education without a. decided sacrifice.
iProaram As Sent Out by for Ii!
Health Officer William J. Tra- i “WWW in run": on the fol-
coy ls Generally Followed
liiiiii illii ii uni . . ,.
liliiii iii Plii’ili: ,
Bloodlines: and Fresh Air Some
of the Essentials
Health My was generally cclebrute
g in the public schools of The Norwnlkil
5for tho tlrst time. yesterday. the pro-
lsrnnin fertile dnyywhich were sent out out llny COM”: "‘ ““d “l "'0 M0‘1'
y tit th WM" 1 1 i h d iby Dr. William J. Tracey. liming no...“
‘ a o ‘0 0“ ng or our 1 .l i b' t- toscboru.
‘ uncommon n dull fiulh crept into her éfoilowed °" ° one y 3 lb
face as her thoughts turned to Jack . The celebration of such u tiny is,
new to The Norwniiin and to the slum,
although in Mussncliiisetis iiiid other
: stately“ well u in several of the con-
Tl‘“ “Mm“ 0! “mm ”3‘00"” “”2 and ambitious had been confided to ‘iiiientul countries. the day bus been
itivoii by Mitts Niisii. «the vicoproslv .
, ‘ observed for some time.
first song for .lnch. No word- of love 5
bud eVer been spoken between them. i
v . ut‘rd Laid i' .
but now Constance begun to think 1“” foilowodlout W e n ‘ 8‘”
some idea as to wluit Health Day
the vote of the.
establishing the.
in currying out
school committee
The special obiorvnnuo of "iienitb‘
inny," should be no combined to the
i touching of physiology and hygiene. its
well its to healthful urtivliiuu uud
:mouiiuroii now being carried out in
the (“my school lilo 0‘ the pupil. that iontion to tho ni. What in morn unlit»
; he will be able in uusilcluio readily tho
luppilciition of thorn touching: with
lrlioulth and hnpitlnuuii. 'l‘himi ionnhluxn
land prioritised may be grouped on fob
twillounilneu.
'nud iiiluiiiilno. ilmli‘ood and drink. 4...
idxoroinu and rent.
Arson Mlt lnoiuslvo.
Room exorclsm. 'l‘nlkii by tho prairie
launcher rointlvo to:
twilionniluon: portion. room.
2mfiiiiinhlne and (rush nlr fined for
healthy growth.
limitation out) drinking.
tenth. thorough mastication. not slow.
.| milk. Will‘- ovoid t ‘ on . ti , by). reprousntiltivo ultimo of Mill
y. a o no no “315“.“ the pm; 1. punitive. «10!!
lwt’osturo in insulting and in sit. gyxybtflmfitlg 5:;‘6 lb. initiation.
ting. proper ‘1leng nhotlh.
is ------ mean (not hours in bed).
deomonstrntion
plays: physical and moral benufits.
Grid“ WM inclusive.
Room exercises. Tilting. by’grddo
teuobors rolativu to: . , ,
1meth air. ‘vlndows, doors. your
lilntion. Motion of air llllffiii‘llbdi by
once with his wish“. one started to
simil‘renh nir
ithin! i want you to sing tonight.”
Jock excinimoduihtng from his choir;
fond «clog townrdil the, piano. Then 5
cure of
Mold With“ of food.
by game: and
‘ g, embrace. n
thrill of *’ Ind happiness
loomed over not till regret.
Quinlan the w will begin!
(tumours effects on pinn
disease in mun.
“ i 4w-Food; its use and its abuse.
_ l 5-Cnre of teeth. skin. hair. cloth-
- ’ éing. body.
i 6-Postnro in standing and in walk-
gills.
' l 7~Tniko nnd demonstrations by
. :achooi nurse-ii. .
in these gradcl. the lessons from
. itbe course of study in physical train-
: , ~ fins. and in Malone and. physiology.
- :abouid be presented from’tho health
‘. smudpoint of why. as well u how.
3 Grades Vii-Vin incluoivo.
educators.
‘ lowing topics;
5 sud day air
; inns. homes.
4 ~Pornouiil habits and churoctor.
relation to moliiis' iiiid health. hem
;of history. the filmn‘ inn
rim—Alcohol. tobacco icignroites).
ow'i‘iiboroiilosiu. its Iprond and its
. riirubllity.
The pupils of the close to be grud-
d. listed should be assembled do the hull”
and have n lipociui unit: on "ileuithw
Iis Value and llii interest in the Pros.
on: industrial M
Obtuin a Working Certificate."
High Schools.
, provuicnco of disease.
.. ... who“... H»...
«love.
Ah“.
Advortlns in fl‘he tinniinol.
mm, mm s «m...
was: it..." it
a
fluplo Tell it In vainly.
his will find profit in the moldy.
F
. ms... »-u..~.m...wc...w“.mm
Special speaker’s. unrecorphysiciunn.
, iwr‘renii iiir: country and city. nor-
9 row streets and wide streets. night nil?
2~«(llounliiioss. dirty yards and build-
o luau.
oils”: aloo’fl'he lux-
. lutionnhlp of Physical Exercises to
diontnllty rind llrniii lhvolo‘pmeut“:
"The Recent Art of the Legislature Re-
quiring to Health Cortiilonio in Order to
Talks by physicians on "l-iouiih»~~.ltl
The following is the program which “mm nod its (Jo-t“; “Relationship of
Athletics. Studuliioliip. Habit. of Life
(moral on well its ethical)" and "The
.ldmphniiin l’incuil Today Upon the
Clean and iloultliy Man and Woman."
Also "Why Physiczil,’l'rnining and Mill-
lililt‘d Friday in May on "nimlili tiny." m" m" A” mm“ m ”mm“.
lilin following lichulno til suggested: ; 'l‘oiicboru of ”MEMO” “d hygiene
would present data and charts iiiiiii-
trntiog the niiirlcucy of health and the
in buying gloves. itivo particular ut-
trsctive thun ii plump blind squeezed
into it lilovo that in too light. or until.
more untidy nud Girdle“ than to have
lilo flutter! too ions and the. lion hung»
lug overt. some women seem to tutor
pride in weurtult it muohyuiooktng
Whirl Well-Known nutty windmill
it public .ohitommont iv and:
, ‘. 01m mo.
wow around with any kidney trou-
Mrti. Johuhoriit. “ill annoy strut.
Minn Herbals. coon. slips: “Al. in.
. tori/nil our shout. dour rem. .l was
annoyed byutiiiclu of kidney tro his.
From. were teprlblo puts: in up his
and i will subject to homunculus rind
dluy spoils. i could not sloopgwiitl
but toned unturned. trying to find ii
5 WWW“ position. My mother but
name. hosions for odonlnywtndows used It‘ll Kidney Pills. with such
during physlhsi trulningoterolus. than. M
plum why those factors are ‘itiniutdd
upon. mouthing exercises. .
> hwfltrhshlné: dlfini‘endo in union,
. results that sills advised me to
try them and. lprocu ' it has It Pinio-
tod‘iwhrux store. Thoy sipod is... from
the first Add finallymmii‘di me. . Hairs
gird 113,36“ at ftéfiljgwtrfiisddi for l?
~ , ., , any; ii. ii 9 anyone»
grown in sunshine and in idilmillm gm” 3 l w“ in to *m ”a.“ Kilt:
“ l” 3 nay hills 3 trial.“ - l ‘ 1
5 5- r , *’ heroine by till denim. Priscilla
observation ' cunts. fermentation do. some
, ~ gawflh not. uncultu- this, mitt
4_ Modern ‘Waterlilii
it n. u grunt disappointment to
’ ' Peter Sturdy to and hlmi‘id‘tt at the
and of, his college corset-go. physical
wreck from ovorstudyMW plun-
nod. grout thlnu for glututiire, and“
thooxh duel! with ambition he was
‘glnd to accept the post dri‘distrlct
col teacher in one of the Western
8 ton. He hoped that a your spent in
the pure air of that for country with
the simple duties would restore him
to his former good health. True.
when hefouu‘d the school numbered
about 50 pupils in classes ranging
from primer to graduation he was
filled. with some foreboding.
Certainly the report and rapid ro-
trent of the former teacher were not
encouraging; but old Mr. Slocum but
not come» fresh from college with con-
fidence in his arm powers. in fact,
unytblng ,thnt snvored of dlillculty
nther attracted the younger men's
nature. nudtthe some dogged strength
that had onrried'htm through to gain
his sheepskin would be with him in
this venture, so be determined to win
out. come what might.
it was now near the closing of tho
_ your and everything had gone smooth-
ly since the first big storm. when he
bud shown his calm strength and re-
serve force in dealing with some of
‘ the larger boys bent on making mir.
chief. But today he had to acknowh
edge to himself defeat. though to all
outward appearances be had been vic-
torious. The cause of all the trouble
was gull sitting st. the rough desk at
his request. She not calm and ab-
sorbed. while the others studied with
that hushed sir following excitement
of’nny kind.
She .. lied the embodiment 8
health. on youth. it girl of perhaps 1|
years. Her features were bold and
perfectly chiaollod. and her skin wu
of thnt pure bronze tint found in
windy iocniities. liar hair was soft
and dark sud IM wore it loosely colic
ed It the back of her head. A few
Ituy curi- nt the temples softened
the otherwise strong flee—400 emu
‘for perfect feminine beauty. On we.
count of her height.” Ibo occupied tho
that sent in the corner out! win no in:
Idvnnced in her studies, that she com
ltituted n rind of her own. Tint
Afternoon Philiphnd naked her for hot
Ilgehrn lesson and she had replied
that it who not mdy. ‘
“"f‘hen bring me who! you have tin-
llhftd." 5
“i bsvon't nny ruddy." won her con-
tinued reply. \ '
"Don’t you understood it?" 5.
"Y..." ”
"Ya." .
“Then what line you been doing!“
Silence followed and the girl mode
no attempt to “pinto. An oxpoctnnt
tinnh pounded the whole room. oil the
pupils wondering whut» would hoppen.
Philip waited; somehow he did not
understood himself. He was not on-
gry. but u grout wave of love and
ity for the girl before him rods up
his heart. it seemed n critlcnl mo-
onh'lnd he reclined that the future
discipline of the school hung on his
conduct for the next few minutes.
Running the plowing of his heart. he
tt‘oolod his voice and said. "Minn will-
inco will please rennin after school."
it was with relief that Philip saw
the hand of the clock near the hour
of dismissal. and soon the lust eager
foot bod left the building. Ho out hi.
his desk correcting exerciiien. while all
the street country sound: called to
him through the open windows. Tho
girl we: storing out of the window.
Ginnclng at her. Philip now her face
no drown and flushed. Gathering
up hill paper: he left his desk and
wont slowly tour-do her. She neith-
er move-ll eye nor muiclo until he an.
ed for the work. , tillentiy she blinded
him the neotlypfiuurod paper nod be
In silently looked it over had marked
it correct. '
"Nico Walloon. i don't think you
renlizo how hard you undo it for we
lousy. Your crumble nu ii grout in-
fluence on the other pupils. Ind i hull
hoped for your cooperation. Now will
you plan show the whnt you were
iiolng thin afternoon when you should
have bm working?"
"i should minor not." manna the
girl, covering with her band a block
of paper in front of but.
"But i insist.“ ho sold gently but
utility. trillion the paper from her.
Turning it our be now u finished ma
, oil sketch of himself. He My very
lunch interim. « it wiis it uterin-
aim of work. and only rm artist could
but nought the oxproluilon of the
proud rm sud partnered the chum»
tor of the man u this did. The glri’o
hood limped end the mutation by»
turbos swept the burning cheeks.
slowly Philip om his Which from his
portrait uhd'ominlng the illicit ltd unto
ivorymtiy. "Halon. look." ‘
“nothing in the tender vibrating
volcanism the out turn but build. its
cued iii his which up her own proud
film. (i
Tho 161!!th tom now tell
trinity. but somehow they were not no:
hubby ones. for not smiling. tow
utilised flea and ruffled hair worn
pressed close to his hurt. “Am i
nulto forgtvun 7“ oils whispmd urchin
and in them words the proud suture
blur mot tho mu. litur‘ilmver tic
turned the north face toward: his own
and sum the ushering lips.
rough wells of “the fold, schoolhouse,
fit
under , .
, “so: :u. rues.
of the woman ourreudorod to the no
This shadows grew longer lino the
lust lingering sunburn: mailed the
trimming them with thutnsoft sloth.
lulu the mom mural. mud, to
bring within modem unlit: ‘
slim“ but litigant. so» out
That It, a' Real. Nico, Juicy. Medium-
sizod. For One, Broiled Brown.
But Not soul-amt ’
(New York sun.)
that thinks every patron should eat
the things the Walter likes. insists on
if his advice-is Muhammad?
Two women evidently well to do and
accustomed to good surroundings. hilt
strangers to that restaurant and its
four-page blanket sheet bill of fore.
were working down through the long
lists of French-German-Engllsh names
of dishes.
“We have some extra tine English
beef soup today. Must served a por-
tion to Prof. Corbino; he always has
waiter volunteered. x
Neither woman looked up. English
boei’ soup evidently had not made a
hit. The waiter brushed an imaginary
crumb from the cloth. poured more wu-
tor into the glasses and looked on-
noyed. ,5.
"We have tine corn libel? an cal»
huge; its our special on Wednesdays:
all our beef corned on the premises
and new hothouse cabbage rom Flore
idu." ' '
Still no sign from the women that
they were not deaf mules. The waiter
looked out of the window. fldgeted a
moment. tried to restrain himself but
couldn't.
“How about some oysters or clams?
Our chef's cocktail sauce is—-—"
“Oh. i know what i wont." broke, in
one of the women with a fine. simula-
wnmpuses." Then to the waiter:
"Bring me a nice, mediumaized. fat
wsmpus. broiled brown. but not
scorched. and be sure its fut. Have
it dressed with drown butter and serve
the inset separately and dry." Then
to her companion: '-'Wiii you have a
wnmpiisor~wlll one with some vege-
tobies and a salad do for both 2’"
The companion thought one would
be enough. nnd both beamed on the
perplexity.
“I dont‘ see none of them things on
what you cull”i it my other name? I
before."
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kitchen by the cook. the women had ,
found what they wanted and ”were "
really to order. . ‘ .
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waiter who was watching his ear
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bill of fare. ills forehand wrinkled in
this bill. inning, he pionded. “Has that
don't think I ever heard it called thnt
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thing as wampuses," the waiter sin
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potatoes. ice cream and coffee." ‘
.. PLOWING av AUTO.
Farmers in Fairfield are intercom
in the auto cultivator invented during
the past winter by Henry Stegthh‘ll‘
employed at the Incomoblle 3 coon
psny's factory. in Bridgeport. and be.
lug put into practical use on his'fnitnft
infigairfleld. All of the horses ho
been dispensed with and the new ma
chine is being used for the plowing
it is claimed that the machine do”.
the work much better mandible from
drawn machines and prom _ " the
ground much better. A piece of and
taken and in a. few times over in turn
held for the-mowing of grain. The 6%
tenslve growing of melons is do "
gone into this'year. Already nostrils
manufacture'the invention and ti y.
considered that, at a mailman. it will“?
revolutnonlw the work of the W
farmers and truck gardeners. .
Sentinel wont lids. bring resultd.
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J. R. Consensus
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE;
RATES 42 PER DAY AND UPWARD
soup AY ominous.” “75¢ .«
TEL. CALL m
The heed & Volk
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The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIED
Phone 8054-50 South Main Street
South Norwnlk. Music Hull Block;
The Longer ‘ veil
Smoke
Roger Ludiow. Twin City :
Nugget & Little Gem '
CIGARS
THE! BETTER YOU'LL ”Kl "Nd”
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New Building Mote
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