Wants, To Let, Far Sa, 13,
Busmess & Professwnal
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face or Caps. Double Price
1' WANTED.
TO LET"
WANTED-l WANT A POSITION
as bookkeeper or private secretary
for a line and capable young woman.
Salary must no not less than 512 not
week and the position a good one.
Apply for pattltulnts to Joint ll. Law
rence atS :tt
WANTED-«GOOD Illilddilmt‘. MAN
to take charge of ice wagon In liarleu.
inquire E. 'i‘. Bates. Durien. Tel. 897
or 259-3. tits :I
WANTED—~A S'I‘EXOGRAI’I-illllt.
State nge.’ experience atid wages
wanted at start. Address N. I.. care
Sentinel. alt; It
WANTEDMCOLtiltICll Gilli. 'i‘t)
do chamber work in hotel: serviecg re-
quired about ll hours per day; wages,
$3 per week; must have reterenrei:
Addrens liotel. Sentinel tilllt‘t‘. athllt
BOARD AND ROOMS, ALSO 'I‘A-
lilo hoard. Home t-ooking; conven-
ient to center; very desirable: Ilthl-
erate rates. Ill Elizabeth tit, South
l\' vrwnlk. all :It
WANTED -~ titli', it‘Olt Dill'll
Mule: must be siw- -eu or mer. Apply
\‘lillsolt- l ouell t‘ mp. all in
WANTED GIRLS. Al‘l'l.\' A'l‘
'utoi'y (uti'aut'e. .I. IQ .l. (‘asli i.ttl.
:llTllt
WANTEDm-Iixtl‘i-iltlIGXt‘lHl LADY
imoltkeeper. Address ii. rare Senti—
ut-i. at? :ll
WANTED-«4.00 TO ATTEND 'l‘lild
station at Ilolon Point, Friday evening.
Amt. ll-t. held by Star oI‘ t‘oluinbla t‘lr-
('11- 1.17le
WANTEDv-IIY l'tlt’Nl; LADY.
room and'bmtrtl in the vicinity of
South Norwulk. Send pnl'l‘it-ulnrn. Atl-
dreen "1’. lil.." South Not-walk Inuit
ufllce. n i ll I t.
WANTED --. IIY lthi’lelllICXt'lill
dreiuumtker. work by the day. inquire
Nine i'roucoo, liollnnti iloune, Connor--
th'Iil. Ave. (illi'ilvl‘ ’I‘nyior Ave. nil: :il
WANTED~--I.ll.ll (lid 'ISI'I ll‘l'IA'l‘lllllll
lit-tin. Ileot euuh prIt-ua paid. Adtit'euu
it. i". liiteklnzion. General Delivery.
ionilt Norwulk. all) .131
HACKENBCHMIDT iNsTALLs CHEF
(lilitiAtlt), Aug; lll.~~'~4ll,‘(ll‘lli‘ linelt.
t-unoinnidt, who in matched to wrestle
Iv‘vanlt tiotch on Labor titty, tutu lilllilll~
mi iilii ebol. whom he brouuitt from
I'lliifllulld to prepare lilo food while In
training at. his North Ettore uunrlovn.
IIuoitounohinltlI’o program of train-
inn wit be thinning-ti today on the
who! u tilted to idliulttiiti. lIr. ltoiior
will he the, obiei‘ llilli opponent for tho
ltuunittu until American gout irtliuett
* down It bit, the, lluillmoro mul expert
having put on t-ouuidcmblo ilenli hint-o
lilo mitt exporlonteon hull neuron. ’t‘bttt
notorious exports to be of great help
to "Illicit“ iti developing upoed for the
phenolic work ugutnul Gulch und in
touching to avoid the tricky. novelty a.
. tank or the Iowan, ho coulltlcnilymbcs
llevon. 3 a
lIANDELLI COMFORTABLE.
It was diuuovcretl Inter youterdui’
that Mike tintitloitt the cttrpentor who
Willi injured in tile hill from a ladder
into the author of tho now Aurotrmnn,»
olnn in the EIIBI Rocha l‘t’llld, had been
”lillll‘t? seriously injured than at llrst
eituheciod. lilo rollur hone won broken
on the toil lotto. told it. is thought that
normal ribs; are broken. ,
In. White: Ilitohcook Illlltl this after-
in it that tho nth Arno renting com-
WaaItlngton 8L. lllnitnlili.
TO LETw HALF Oi“ DOUBLE
of trolley newly paperod throughout
Rent reasonable. Occupancy now.
John W. Duke. Inquire 9 Elizabeth
St. alStit
TO LET -~T\VO CONNECTING
furnished rooms; will rent singly it
tiesired. inquire by letter, All Spring
St. altiilt
TO LET » FURNISHED ROOMS.
with nil conveniences, to gentlemen
only. No. 9 llantord Place. South
Norwaik. 1117 iii
T0 LETw—(JNE Al’Alt'l‘hiltlx'i‘ 011‘ 'v'
rotnns.n1l modern iinprovtjmienls; one
upartmcut of rooms. Inquire oiiico
ll & G Corset (lo. utilil
TO LETwSEYEN ROOMS WITH
Improvements, from September lit, to
adults only. iuoulrr oi S (I. Stillman.
“:4 West 81.. South Norwalk. nl'v' :li
TO LET—l’l‘IlNlSilICU lttlt).\l
with hoard, private family. Addretot
ll., rare tit-til incl, all} :it
T0 LETw'i‘IIlli'Zl? ItlltlliS. Six
rooms. (‘iilllt rooms and eleven rtmillu:
rout roamtinhlt». (.iood lornilou for
boarding house. inquire at Iluznar.
Til \l'ai‘ahiunion St. alb‘ lit
TO LET>---l.Alltil~l iv‘llth'I‘ ltt‘itlli
on Ilrnt. iioor at No. Ill: So. Main 31.,
South Not-walk. Suitable for studio.
l‘tuno or meat instructor preferred.
Apply on preminee. allill
To LET “A litllfrild
roomn Ill :3 Claimant Ave
Ml'h‘.
A.\‘I> SIX
lnuuiie 01
’I‘. F. I“()li‘\. .'.l Quinittili Alt‘.
fi lill'iul
TO LET M‘IV ROOMS, t‘Il\'\'l‘:t‘
tlrul Ate; also nix Itlolllh and huge
harden. Apply to Mrs. Ilonn 'i'nrlov.
Ill: Taylor Ave. or» it
TO LET-«ilill‘flll, i-IIM (liitll'b:
St. unveil i’ill’llliii. lirul rhino condition:
will $12. Inquire John Ii, Kilupp, ltd
Winn St. ttfvil
TO LET‘-
lt‘lVE “(MIMI-Li l’n 8l'llthz
St. Iiiuuhe Mill. ll. 'I‘atiov 'lmiiiltli
Ave. 31129”
To LETw-IIRIUK IIOUS «3 (ll‘ ELEV
on rooms, all outivunlonceu. '23 Union
Bl. Apply to The Match all. iiuiloy ($0.,
Water 8L, Booth Norwalk. 1an it
To LETwi-IAMIUI‘QN M'i'lu tidbit"
0t twot’mniiy button. 8 rooms. and I3»
room lint; all Improvement“ good nou-
Jouopli ll. Taylor.
litiil
BUSINESS NOTICES.
CHICKENS CAPONIZICII. ii A llilzn
on: larger ututuliticlt at eitottpor rutmv.
Iimtrr iionuputn. Jim West ill. 'l‘elo
phone. Ilii 1W
PICTURE FHAMEQ MADE ’l‘O (Ill;
4601'. Large variety oi“ mouldingo. With
an rent-tunable. Mat board. gluon. etc
At tun old scintillation from ehop. ’l'll
all I!
NABH'S thldlihl GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All hindn
contain made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Wltiihiligioll tit.
MERCHANTS inch on near.
The Nurwnlk merritmitu are home
phoning oi the dust lilioul lilo Non
Willli meets todtu’ Up to I unlock
the. annals lilltl notbnou notinhled
this: work done, literotoro reeling tuttiI;
FOR SALE.
house all improvements, central ltnol
ditton: one block from railroad station. '“‘
the merchants; are paying foroiitivi 3‘
FOR SALEw'I‘IIIIEE BUSINESS
wagons. cheap. Apply llrowor & lila-
lone, Main St., Norwaik. a183t
FOR SALE~-A FIRST CLASS FAM-
ily con and cult three weeks old. In-
quire tl'v' Osborn Ave, East Norwalk
unlit
FOR “Lew-mun lll‘liilliNlil 0N
Norton properly. Lowe So. .to be re-
moved. J. lit, Layton ti: Ce, South
Norwalk. all“ :it
FOR BALEw'i‘l) CLOSE AX l-iS-
tale. about 20 acres oyaler ground.
with oyatern thereon. situated in Long
island Sound at mouth of Ilnrlen har-
bor. No reasonable offer refused. For
parlirulnrs, tidtiresu 8. ll. Shaw. liti-
uiinislrator. all 3t
FOR SALE trunnion & ilAt‘ll
piano. $50. The iii. Stelncrt & Sons
(to. ill South Main SL, South Norwalk.
at? in
SHONINGER ORGAN. 1‘2 STI'lI’B,
meat 11th 32th); will null for 39. to nluke
room for pianos. The, M. Slelneri It
Souk t‘o., Ill South Alain 81., South
Noi'trulk, altl it
UPRIGHT PIANO. 585. wt: Mil-:13
the room. The M. Steinem & Sous (‘u..
It; South Main Si... no. Norualk.
PIANO, $10. \l’iv? nut-m ’l‘lIi-l
room. The Iii. Steinerl & lions I‘o.. ill
South Main 8L. So. Norwnik. nitl it
FOR SALE 1A Nl-il'v liltil‘l'fiNleOll
house, with l l-‘.! heron hinh ltiiiti, good
well. llt’lll‘ ltownytou depot. Price
$234!". on very euny irrmn. J. Ii. (litur-
Iautlter. Ilurit-u. nilltil
FOR SALE. (‘lIIIK S'i'tli’i-i,
rota, lll‘t'iiliill', tiuuhlr bed with
lrvsn. dining table. All prnrttenily on
good an new. lutpilre A. S. Carpenter.
‘J Ilahoruc Are. I-inol Norwalk, all; ill
'1‘ WI)
iIIIli -
FOR SALE w IIININII 'l‘.\lll.lv2.
ohalrr. bullet, parlor lit-l. inlay rliuii‘.
rocker, full nixed lll‘llh'il bell. iuallreoe
and aprinua, carpool, nniuli table, odd
reaction, tutti hut ruuk. illlllltl, bookn.
pictures, illfilitili. lutupa. auroral nil lilll'
itonuuy pierce. including buretiuu, mir-
roro niid riiuirtl; variety of tinolui {up
nituru mild cttuup. t‘ull Ill. Illul‘iII-II‘
wnroliouw of L. J. Roi‘nohln It: lion,
Main 8!. iiiill (imagery i’luro, Norwnlk.
uifillt
FOR SALE limit) PAYING CON
cert MIMI)“. tomuutl In iirltluopori.
tiwuui luuut «all; how uncut motions.
Apply izill \tntor Ill. lltlthtoporl. t‘omi
ailillt
t... v.“ on 4~Vuwomt
LOST
tos‘r “dilution Milan into, eon:
tululuit lililil or money. Finder pleura
roturn to lilt‘iillllt‘ll olilro. nit-i It
LOBTwll‘lW't‘INII I; M” titliili
.tlt-it with llillllllii it .tii: loll tti
inched llenuitl tor iiu return to Ill
t‘ovu Am, I (lit! Normillt. tiltliit
i... 1M"...
Whoa SALE on to her
1‘0 LETletl'i’lth iltltllil oo‘r’rnun,
nil lmpiovmnrnlo. Lincoln Am; hhto
lire lotiul coitugo on “Moll tintitlil New
honour [or little on «our paliltctltn. iu~
nuito Iihilod (borer; i o ,lJll
m...th 4...“..-A. _...._. H41...
HOME. LIGHT.
The light of home a a Ivuutinroun iiglit
Bo louder In in; shilling,
. so soft it. follow“ through the, night.
Our weary road outlining.
“Though lonely nod for years
= roam. ‘ 1
, liar from titt- ones who love int.
. Yet over shines in light of home.
Like God it more iliirendl; above luv
4. Mlhriaiiati Idle.
WEI
‘ll'i‘lommetiiou. or (.lrock'ett avenue.
Milli;
" her and lit‘
limping vvitii relatives in stamtogf',
132.13. Smith and wife. all New York,
l... at the Tokeueke‘ Inn tor the sea-
son. 5,. 1
‘ «1
Mrs. James' Johnson.‘oi .11 Home.
stead avenue, Danbury, Is at the Sum.
mil. House, Belle island“
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Mrs. Joseph A. Judge and family, or
Philadelphia. are visiting at the home
of John Crockett. on Grow avenue.
W I
it}. B. Law1‘once,V"Jr., of New On-
nuun, Is spending the last days of his
vacation with his friend Lawrence St.
John, at Hickory ‘Bluit,
'Miss Jessie Deuniniger, of Bridge-
port, is spending a fortnight with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John
WW-.-
Mrs. Samuel ll. Hathaway, oi Quinn
street . Iiilll Mrs. A. A. Hathaway. «it
it? Main street, Danbury. are silentl-
ing a week with friends in South Non
walk and Rowayton.
Mrs. S. S. Brlnckeritolf and Miss
Lucretia llouton returned to New Ca-
naan today, from n pleaiunt visit with
Mrs. Joseph Crawford at her summer
home in Hickory Illul‘r.
’l‘be exhibitor of that letter begin-
ning "Dear Sweetheart,“ won exceed.
Inglv peeved, the next morning, to
think that It should be a subject of
tent {or the caustic newspapcrmhn
lie took an cast-bound train. and re-
fused to sit with anyone who men;
tioned the subject. Alter sitting alone
for a time, three visions of femininity
pitted his lonesomeness, and. turning
over the seat next to hint. they helped
him drown his sorrows as long as they
wore on the truth. He avoided allow
ing his treasured letter (his time
however. for "Annie" wail not in this
assortment.
A'I‘WOOD DUE. IN ENE. PA.
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Wu to Start From Cleveland This
Noon on Last Half of Journey.
CLEVELAND 0 Aug iS.——Niuetv
ilvo miles in an air lino to Icirle, 9a..
was linrry \. Alw'ootla schedule for
his aeroplane lliplit today.
Atwood. who already has covered
more titan half or laminar. miles of
hits propelled Iiight from St. Louin to
New York. to establish a new world‘s
prone—country nemphule record,
he did not export to learn i‘itu'eiautl
until lamp.- time nitri‘ Ill o‘clock.
it he lands tit Erie for the night it
\\ Iii luv the shortcut ()“l‘ tlar rlln he hati
tnntle More he left Sit. Louie last Mon.
do) However. be said. it he found the
tuvnzbcr invornbln, he mil-ht rmtnccuti
at Erie and continue on to Buffalo.
"A leisurely still today." said At-
u'ooti no he went out to lost bin biplane
“When I landed in Cleveland. I found
I want just ten and a halt union more
than hull way from St. Louis to New
York. and l have been only four darn
on the l‘iliiil. Al. tho cattle rate I can
do the whole trip In night days. It
,lht-rc are no accidents and toleramy
tavorttivly weather, I could to ily over
New York In live tinya at the moat."
Atwood in tutti undecided as to tho
prt‘lhonnd continuation of lllli iiight lo
iloalon.
'l‘hlu morning. following tlrrlinilo
meulii hastily completed tutu night. At
wood wan to give auroral exhibition
liiuhut. One of these Willi to extend to
illil Country Club. where the tiviuiur
wan dined nutl touted by Cleveland’s
millionaire colony toil night. .I. ll.
Wilde. .lr.. Cleveland'g'nolmi balloon
pilot. III on Him” applicant for it ride
in Alwood’u llurueautl’itright biplane.
and the aviator unity take him aboard
an o ilitlitioiiitor.
Atwood's biplane, last night. by it com
lituitiu notion for the titandurd ()tl
Ihnnpnnr, will not utility but might in
filly wnv. The bond be furnished tuoro
than now-1's the amount (it tho l‘liillll.
it in unburied lhbt tumult poopio will
ho on hand ui llineliti lleurh iotluy to
bill the nviutur good bro. intlirniionl
ore. for ll bright aiinniiiny tiny, with it
fair breeze. .
"EMILY BMBALMEO ALIVE.
Militilililh'. Aug. .ltlwliobort bour-
mum, nixed novootmin you”, who iron
on Webb direct. iioutn Mention, come
very near luring embattled olive router»
day. The units oi the cow did not ho
conto known until iotlai.
Mr. Interment, who loin been in poor
health for. noverni room. Willi round in
mi in his room, youtcrdoy alioriioon.
by lilo son, Walloon: Ill... and to all intii
ruiluntv with dead ills Itchrl tutti ninth
pet] bottling. hill lane was exprerinlone
tolls null his body with cold. The non
told the family that'hio [other tutti
died and then went to hat the abortion
raid ,
'I‘ho lililtl‘lilllmll oi ..
ll tilts. the totally that»,
ion, Whou he returned home and wont
IN Queen's PAN‘rnY.
Queen Mary 9 plmtry at Windsor is
said to contain the most valuable col-
lection oi tableware" in the world.
Every design since Queen Elizabeth's
titty halt contributed to the collection.
whicirla stored to two rooms. save the
Lee Angelou fi‘rlbue. The walls are
lined with cases made of plate glass
and mahogany, with similar cases ec-
cupying the center of ouch room. The
most Importing thing in these ,1 two
rooms in the dinner Service oi? solid
gold used only for dinners of the indu-
est suite. There in a table oi! nelid oil,-
ver three feet in length. A roaewater
fountain of eilvcr has a dome support-
ed on continue around which are
grouped horses and bounds. A silver
gilt liaison almost a yard high is said
to have been fiIiVCIl from the Armada.
A pair of belows mounted *‘ in silver
and gold was once the property of
Neil Gwyn. There In it massive pair of
flredogs in sold sliver made for
Chat-1e ii. and a huge punch bowl was
contributed by George W.
HOME H ELPS.1
There is no better way to remove
egg stains from silver than by rubbing
vigorously with a damp cloth dippe
In suit.
When washing this. use soda am
not water. After drying them [relish
with a little dry..-,,flo‘ur or poudere
in Moving ifegetahlee do not keelI
dinerent kinda In the
you do there Is dunner or deterioration
in flavor.
is not hot enough
Flatt may be scolded more easily by
first dipping them into boiling water
for a minute.
machine oil from
tiller.
BOY'S BLOUSES.
To avoid tape strings in boy's blous-
es. which are often untidy in Honour-
auce. at in the lowor bout a mercur-
Iaed‘elasllc build. alvout but! an Inc-ii
wide and not quite on long: as the
boy's waist armature, stirs the Chira-
go inter (Ircan. Fasten the elustie
at each I‘llll; new a button on one
side and. make u buttonhoio on the
other. This pltiil will be tountls much
more antistnciory than the one
tape and neuter.
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CANAPE CAREME.
A innolittl rottroctlon “caunpo
I‘ai‘olue." \vhlrit t‘l‘llli‘» {or the chopped
meat of half a Film“ tougher, u trutie
and two tiny pickles. ljlrodue them
with pepper and roll and mix all with
two tabloupoou-Ittln of mayonnaise
dreading. Spread the mixture over
round pett‘eo of tonal about. two invited
in diameter and decorate the center
of each carinromxow York Times.
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. PAD FOR IRONERB.
A duor pad oinewspnporo. piled two
Inches birth or Ito, will hr the delight.
oi the buoy troner. according to on
exchange. One aide should bu cover»
ml with floor linen, the other with
currietwlho Iinuu for hammer and the
carpet for winter.
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Advortlao in The Boutinei.
in
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'htorinco“ Iliuorol on
Solution 3
a 1'!" Math Flam
"Hunuhiue
"Hoivilllon Coupon: Ind
,make a gmtolui change from lettuce
' to t‘lweéwho appreciate a slight "tang"
1 French dressing.
6 used alone, thev can be combined with
whiting and a clean cloth. I
game basket I! turtiuugsaudwlches.
If dotishnllla do not take on a gold- spread between slices of homemade
en brown (innit as soon as tliev are "'93“
dropped in“, the lard it 13 because it 'vegetuhle is cut in dice and epread
“3)“ water and 5011]) “I" mnvovg found lllO 30“, l‘llllllel' BOIE‘d shoes com-
wauhoblo Inbrieo, :
says the Portland Express and Adver-
' low'
of
I A small Item that lililkt‘ii much (or
THE {VALUABLE COUPO
In this advertisement can be exchanged for II “HAMIL
TON" Coupon “5" and added in those obtained
with hundreds of products such as the following
31ft“ a Sonya. IJI vainttvcr and Pours»
iiiililtllii iviiiin Flour nod "WIIBM‘
oi
‘ toickorhotfiter liiueuit t‘o. cruekv
11W; will lien
"Tutti u 1.1:“. H' scuttrln Powder lindnl ave Rubber ,
lrhino." it no pl W45 by Thoiiflltdl Mi‘IlliDfl
PKNQKNY (”GAR “(will
, , ‘ INFE' CLEANSING.
Knives should never be put away
dirty. Stains are more easily removed
when tlrut mode than when allowed to
become set in the steel, snyé; the. Spo-
kane Chronicle. The belts of knives
should not be placed in hot water;
lheyehould be kept in a jhr with wat-
er sufficient to wash the hidden willi-
powdur in excellent for Importing 11
good polish to steel knives, as is also
powdered rottounlone made into a
smooth paste anti rilbbeti on the knife,
which must. afterward be polished
with a tvlcan cloth. Stool forks re-
quire the name treatment an knives.
To keep knives l’rom rusting scour
bright, wipe thoroughly dry. by the
fire, dust tine wood ashes trash from
the stove. pientli‘ully over the knives
on both aides, leaving on what ed-
heree to the blades, wrap in a piece
of cloth and roll up in a paper, taking
care to fold the» enda oi’ the paper so
that the knives are all covered up.
SALAD WITH TANG.
Nasturtium salad at this season will
in]. a salad. says the New Haven Regis-
Add, if desired, a little onion
inllce and these it like lettuce with
It the nasturltum
lemon are thought too bitter to be
on court quantit: of lettuce
As good as nasturtiuin salad are nas-
Cut the leaves
Into flue shredli dress them with a
rather sweet boiled reading and
For 'tomato sandwiches the
with the same kind of dressing.
,
FOR LONG 'I'RAMPS.
A‘giri who has played tennis and
lot'table will think that they will
utterly help her enjoy a trump; but
they are the last thing to wear for a
long walk. as these girls have found
to their cost. intro the. New York Hill"
aid. Walking with it liar,
SllOtl on a rough road is extremely
trying, and one cup lent every stone
through the soft rubber soles.
Quite as butt as the tennis shoes are
shoes: with thin soles and high
heels. The only sheen that are really
tSJIIlilllit'lOI‘," for “roughing it" are
strong high shoes with thick soles.
COLD ROAST LAMB.
A title. way to use up cold roast
lamb In to semen it with pens and
mayonnaise. according to the New
York ’i‘rlhunc. l‘lrulu a can of poor.
and it they have a slightly "tinny"
flavor, rinse them in cold water. it
lllll‘i in quickly done they Will not he
\vntctuomtkcti nor Injured in the least.
but improved vory llllll‘h. iluve randy
11 cupiul or very still mayonnaise ready
nrrungo ll with the pour on a garnish
to the lamb, which should he cut In
thin slices.
ADDS TO COMFORT.
comfort In the bplue. but which in oi~
ten overlooked, in the lootutool tinder
heelieueV
Glover’s
THE PLACE
——_——1
. T E H
RALSTON”
HEALTH
SHOE
4
Made on Foot-moulded Lasts:
11:1
Two Stores '
Not-walk South Norwalk.
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You Can. Get the
Quick
Heat
you need for
Pics and Pastries
in 21
GAS
RANGE
OVEN
tHousat‘oniQ
Power Co.
KILLED nv raaloa’r can.
w.-.
the dining table before lhooo chairs
occupied by growing children nod the
plum tncmborli of tho itiiitlty.-~Nevv
llnvou Journal Courier.
”mm-Mm
Money well lnveutodwm Advortlito»
. mom, in The fictitiuel.
I {‘1 .
IL!
ittmito ti t'ooon until Chocolate
town it Iihot- l’oiluh nod pressing
unicorn” Premium Comm:
0’) ilo o‘o t‘vtii‘oen. and To“
“Ifiliii‘ll” timid Elffingr
ti}, nloy 1t due on trouser
” olin MM”
'F‘Itil‘tr Iluliiou‘u rch
"1.11 H ll . Petitioner! and Toilet no»
Heel-
retail glvari below
. . This VALUABLE COUPON from
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