Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, November 20, 1911 · page 4

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0’1. N. Jennings is spending a short
(title in Bridgepot

‘Xrit. Mary rphantom, oi
avenue, is til at her home.

 

Rowuyton

 

William F. Jennings, of McKinley
“reel, has been slightly ill.

 

John Plunder, Bin.
Avenue. is quite ill with pneumonia.

5" mm“...

Abrshsm Pendleton has been molt—I
in; u visit with friends in New York
city.

of Crockett .

 

Frank Williams bus returned from
New York city. where he spent sevcruli
days. ‘

Mrs. Susan Goib has returned from“
a visit, with her dunghth In New Cs
neon. I

 

The Lattics' Aid of the Methodist
Church will meet Wednesday at the
parsonage. i

The memo: of Mrs. Apron Stcvcns
ia ill with typhoid fever at her home
in Rowayton avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlcs H. Dukes en- 5
tertuined friends oveI Sunday at their
home in Crow avenue

Captain Frank R. Stevens, of Row-
lyton nvunue, has been the gut-st of
friends in New York city.

 

Mrs. Willis B. Mills and dnughtcr
j "Inez, of Crockett svcnuc, visited
friends in Norwulk yesterday.

The i’hilothcu Class will mcct Wed-
nesday evening at the homc of Mr.
and Mrs. James Williams, on Hltzhinnd
avenue.

Frank Briggs. who has bccn lilo
guest of Russell l‘trondwuy for sort-trill
days, has rrturned to'his home in New
York city.

Charles Stevens, of l’lclie lslnnd.
took It party biuckfishing to Sound
Reef, inst wot-it, and n number of large
fish were cant-ht.

Mrs. (lcnt'xo A. Wcils, who has bch
the guest of Mo Elizabeth Morrison.
Cudlipp sin-III, Ioturntui to iI.Ir boun-
in Enticwood, N. .i.. totiu)‘.

Caption ilnnlcl l'. Morrcil is ovctu
hauling his launch Eva and lnlcnds to
cary motels this III-noon bttu'm-n
Bridgeport and The NtlHHiikN

(Yhttrics it. l’cltt of Raymond
street. ran: in the choir of tho Alcib-
odlst Church or the serviI-IIII vcstcrdsy
and will continue to do so for some
time.

Chnt‘iou ..\', Raymond and Mr. and
)Irs. t‘burlcs '1‘. Mitr'hcli, of Logan
street. have returned from ”it'll (in
line, New .lcrsoy, “'lli'”‘fl tho) \Vt'l’tl
tho gucszs of Mr. nntl Mrs. Cbnrlcs '1‘.
Nelson. formerly of South Norwnik

The ncw pool table presented by W.
'l. Queries. 01' 'l‘okcncke. to tho ltoII
liton Hose (iompnny. is now in oper-
ation. soul the members are (“”44
grateful for the gonorosity of Mr.
80h ‘lt‘fl. 'l‘bis Inukcs two tintI tables
in the possession of the Hour (‘qu-
puny.
l’ntltioch is drawinc'
plans to“ a now house III ’l‘okcnultc
for Dr. 0. ‘iI‘. l’t-niccost. thIIlIornriiy
residing III itrunsuick Suuurc, London,I
The architect is in full ciIIII'IuI. 't‘lIII
plans show an tilil'ttf‘ill’t‘ housc of
frarmI (Pillllii“llt'iltill, containing in
rooms, proI'itltItl with steam bent and
every convonicuce. The cost. will lto
about $7.0m.

‘ltownytou. ('1Illii.. I
Nov. ilttib. lilll.
To the l: tlittII of Tim ‘icutincl:

Architect A. N.

been kIIoIIn to prurcnl IscIious tires l furniture. Most or the furniture Willizllicthodlnt

Iii! (‘ bit-f ( ‘IocktIr Itivcu this formula

éulur institution over lluricu wny.

 

 

 

 

“Frederick H. Smith. of DnIien.
a visitor in South Norwnth toduy. on
business

wns

A‘Itnrtm strut

We Guarantee to Relieve Dyepepeia.
II We Fall the Methane“ Com

Nothing. l

To unquestionably prove to thoI
people that lndigcution and dyspepsia
can he permanotly relieved and that
lienll iiyspopsiu Tablets will bringI
uhout the result. we will furnish the
medicine absolutely free if it fails to!
.give satisfaction to any one using it
'lho remarkable success of ltexnllI
illvspepsia Tablets is due to the high;

 

HerIb- Irt Star ton nnd-wii‘c are conIldm‘m" of scientific shill used in devis—i
templsting a European m” of e I lug their formula as \voll‘us to the curoI

month or so.

The road work in going on rnpidly
and the near future will IlIow It most
improvement.

 

W4

Miss Emma Battling, or New Cun-

place Thursday.

Steve Wood was a recent visitor in
South Norwsilt on s combined busi-
nests and pleasure trip.

The Durlon Board of Selectmen hold
:1 meeting, this morning, in their of
iioes in the Town Hall.

Work on the election of thc new
‘bonk. in Railroad place, is proglcssing

loserclsed in their manufacture where-
}hy the wellitnown properties of itis—‘
ninth Snbnitrste and Pepsin hovel
; been combined with Cormlnutiveu and}
[other agents.

Bismuth-Subnitrote and Pepsin uroi
Icoustuntiy employed and recognized

I sun, was a visitor with friends in this; by the entire medical luotesslon as it»;

’vuluable in tho troutmont of indiges- I
Mon and dyspepsia.

The i'epsin lllit'd lli ltcxnll l'lyspcpsioj
:Tnbicts to carefully prepared so as tot
[develop its greatest efficiency. Popuin
, supplies to tinI dtucstlve apparatus onol
lot the moat important oiemente of thel
,‘tligestlte fluid. Without it the diges-

Itlon and assimilation of food are lIu»
possible.

The Cut Ininstives possess properties.

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Mrs. (luroltno llutid'oontinues on the
invalid list. ' I

 

Morris Perry is about tlgsln utter
IhiII recent illnés1. I” i
Wm—w

llr. III-Int: (lorhum. who has been
seriously ill for two weeks is improv-
ing ‘ .

Mrs. it‘tederiolt Burritt has visliud
her sister, Mrs. Stephan Sanford, of
lieddlng‘.

i

Mrs. (‘ElIurios Barnes and son were
ovcr~8uudny guests of rciutives in
ltidxefleld.

Mrs Angeline Andrews is suffering
bout a brolton hip. the result of n fall
a, few duys’ ago.

Mrs. Edward li‘reeborn of Boston.
hn-s spent several dots with her sister,
Mru. M. is}. (iodire).

Mrs. Lyman ttceru and daughter licl-
trn have returned from a visit with
relutivuu in ilttthel.

Acting School \leltor it. 1. Water

I‘Iliildii’. the toes btltlt now being which did in relieving the disturbtln- Ibury him been paying ofllctal visits to

placed.

This combination of these in-’

or unit on the ”“116“ of F. Holmes Krodlents makes a remedy invaluable

IIIIII dwelling place in the Kim; s iii In-
Why is oxpccicd to he started this
neck. t‘I-ontrttrtoI iII-d i‘uciIcI Itlll
do the work.

Miss Ashton s string bond compound
of young women is becoming a pop-
its
pinylnll. at the Methodist. Church so-
ciui chuosdny croning Willi enjoyed
not It little.

Wiiiiunt it without .lI., has rclurn-
(Id front liritigcpott, \\llt.‘l‘t' ilt‘ \I'ns oy—
stertng and is about town umIltI.
Willtnot is once more grand juror in
hill‘lt‘il and be prosecuted mom of tilt.‘
court t'nstIs.

Thc Noroton iiclubts Pil‘i‘ t‘ompnuy
has bud :I prctly \\‘tlt)t’lllilltl hi‘i'ili‘
pointed on its cIII'IIIiII. ulIIl \thIII illl‘
l‘tliit znthcr to non tilc lil‘t‘llll‘li iII ”'l‘lItI
tlutlupt'rcltu till‘i." Nov, 27-25“, thcy
It'll! w II n cosy illth bull on “oil us
it Itootl piuy.

(‘onstnbiou Sulltb null Li‘llllill‘ti were
out curly Snlurdny cnutioninu Ililtlialr
Isis Itguiust spending and warning
thcm of the donut-roux mucus in IbrI
rond. It II‘IIII IIct‘cssary ii'i‘ motorists
to Inultc ll detour hero owiuI; to tlIII
not-k on tho Stutc rotuls.

.itlfif'ttil (inlbo, tho
lit-r, wont to Now
IIIorninIt. to nttoII-j

IlilIiII .IIlrIIct bnr~
York iii), thin
tho illucrnl III-r-

\‘ittcs over the remains of his brother. ‘

(liliII Etlln, tl young tousoriul artist
of South Noru‘nlh. opcucd up and up
crutctl in the cslttbllubluuni duriuI: the
do):

it. M. Smith is
iIIIproI'cnIcnls to his store in
sirt't'i. The windows are
tcndcd to the front, providing up In
i‘l'iit'lll itiili'l‘ for display. ’l‘iIII till»
provt-IIIcIIt is in linc with what all up-
to-tltItt- nIIIrchqus urc doing in the
ltli‘izt‘l' citit-Il.

Main

The work on tho mods to progrcss-
lug tincly told on lllt' SIuIIIfoItl cud oi
MIIin strt-ct can lw piuiuiy InIcn rut-II
diligently performing their task, which
in ccrtulniy It blessing to the town
and It crcdil to thc l-tntc htgbwnv com
IIIisvtoucr even if it is soIIIonhIIt into
in tho. ltcttson to begin tlItuII opcru
ttomt.

’l‘hu liuricn tirc inddien did It lot oi
ituoti wotk at the lilIIris firII, ”-iiIIIrII
day night. The nro bud satncd IIIIIctI
Ibcutlwny wilt'll tin-v ttl'lll‘i‘tl and IIiIout
nil the) mold do one help put out:

IIuIcIi 'l‘lnIro Willi no water on the

Mr. I

i

IIInltlnu. cvtcnsivt-

thitIg (Ix-3

for the complete relief of indigestion
and dyspepsia.

\‘tc me so IIIIlrtin of this that we:
urge you to try liexali llyspupsiu

.Tnblets on our own III-mount uuernn

tee 'l‘lIroc sizes, 31:. «cute, 50 cents
nud Slim. lit-motnhcr r, you can obtain

l’tcxnll itclnctlles only at our store»-
The ltoxnil Store. The (,‘lifi'ord l'hnr-
IIIIII-I, Quittnor it ("lIIItI'. Props.

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‘liillt'fix oi ihtcte wot-kn, of liver (“(lm.’
plultil.

flu-r ill Norolou liclplIts. tbc' busi-
IIcss lllt‘li nrt- culIlIIIttnI: a grouch
IIII tin» bond of cloctric lighting. They.
I'iIIiIII tbut when they IItIcti iiubtu.
IIIIM the lights turn opt to go buck (In
liIglII. "timing the post [Wu or tlIrt-tI
days." euld outI Sermon liviuhtu Int-r
chnnt iillil night, "Wt! had picmy of
cicctrlc light in the tiny mutton, but
tompumtlveh- litthI at night.“

Work has been started on theI new
house in hark-n for Mrs. iiulrlott
lion-on, to" contract for which “no
liwut‘til‘ll rccenlly to tit. John Kt'HIK‘l‘
of South Norwnlk. (.‘hnrlos l'tIII-m-ll or
Sou: h NorI'ItllI hurt the Hull-t‘tiilrfll'l

tor the plumbing I-Ind bunting nnti
ilIZugI-uc Mitchell uiuo oi South .\‘or-
uolk IlIc tullntinlt. Tho lltllltu’i IImt

plnnnvd by Art-hitcct Nelson E. lI:In~

Int-II».- ot Stmnfold.

 

"i‘in- Hector» are offering

pan of
lllcir lnnti for unto.

A new shingle tool has been put
on tho II‘rtIe house.

The prnisc. prnIcI and
loci-ting or the

0
tool lmon)‘
Methodist l‘mtuo‘t-

Innt t‘hurch IItll bl‘ bcid hurt-after on’

'iI‘riduy lustcutl of “'ctincuduy III-(Intuit.
The wrvicc will begin ut 7:30 insteud
of it o‘clock. and will be followed by’
nII hour of muuiuti practice for the’
choir.

The Methodist i‘roteu‘tunt SIInIlnI‘
school has begun its (hrinunsu pIII-
,pIIIIItIIIlIII by appointing Mrs. i‘briuI
‘topbcr Antirtvws. Mrs. Alonzo "o'crv’
uIItl Mitts Etbcl Wot-dwell as It cotn~
tIIitIcc to octet-t t‘hriutmnu munir «MI
have It ready to twain practice post
Sunday i

.-.- i
Lsdios‘ Aid Socicty oi Ibt-

Plutonium t'burch III"
a lock social mutt Thursday evening l

The

for no iIchpcnulIc lirc IIxtiIIttubIlItIr' plum: and the thin was no low IIIIIIo Au iniuretttlnx ”mum“ I. I...” “I...

”3""! run "ii kt‘ili in New lltllltt' for; could be lltkt'll front ibc lItIrbor up dirt ‘tlnrml

immediate use of fire which i would
urge every family to procure. ut oucn,
et any (It‘ll): store: I lb. ummouiuml
chloride. 1 lb. of Itoda carbonate. in
three Itullonit of wuter. lI‘ili boties
holding about one tIIIoIrt pnd distribute
in (‘illth'llll‘iil pluctIII about thi- house.
There bottles can be conveniently cnr~
fled from house to house. This hue
been ltIIiwn to prevent serious tires.
F it. STEVENS,
Chief of Reliance Fire (‘0. Revvuyton.

~ Rudolph A. Lohr

Plumbing
and Heating

HON KIT WORK
HONII‘I' PHIOI.

 

 

 

 

 

IOWAWON. ICON". *
Phone 406.

 

 

 

taut was it.

The ftqurIIl oi .lnmee Hullorsn the

veteran who died on the Emma tkIlth

ileid estate, Thursday night, was bold
yesturtiny III the Boidlcrs' ltomo (Illlp-
oi. interment was in Spring tirtIVe
cemetery. Mr. Hotlornn was ill years
old and he is survived by n son and .“
dnutthtor. He won a bunttnttn and had
been in Mint Tlnltiflolti’tt employ III
number of years. He died after an

Hunting
Supplies

Guns, Ammunition, Tm», etc.

ScIIIIcIIIIIIEims. 8:100.

19?. Railroad Ave. A Main it. levies
sum armorial, HA7. Grail. run
I'm Wet-Mews mm- mm. m

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'l‘ho IIdIIIiIuIloII foo uili lief
ItIvictI on many cents no thI also of
tho Mocking or sock worn by the nor-1
jsun attending. '

’CANADA QORRY IT RIJEOTID
RHCiPROCITY.
CHICAGO. Nov. 20. wAtIoordinu to

J, A. Mecdonald. editor or the Toronto
(Hope. and prominent member of the
Liberal Petty, Csnetia is sorry she re-
jected reciprocity. lair. Macdonttltl no
declared in an address before the
Huntley Evening Club last night.

“The people item returned to sober
thinking and regret their notion." he
said. ”The voters wore swayed by the
unintelligent emotion or the crowd.
The annexation bugbear was to blame
for it all. it was Just an evil rumor
that got stsrted. and you could no
more step it than you could hell e ton
node. People were swept away by it.
and acted rltshly. They are now in e
repentent mood."

Mr. Mecdunuld's subject was The
Men tout the Urnwd.

 

When thfi vacant property grove

uncut of Mr.

, Irotu

‘ (’llnl'lcu

It‘eit' and pain caused by undigestcd the schools in town.
food
i

 

Mr, and Mrs. ticorue li‘.
have left town to, spoml
monthu iu (‘liiiftll‘lliiL

Miss l-‘lorourc iinnlts returned to
Valley Forge, this morning, nftut on
«our Sunday IiIIit III her home in Nor
fluid.

Sherwood
serum!

thurlcs Horn and fulIIiiI IIrc mm-
lnIt to tho Sht- rIIood house in itrsdlcy
m‘itwt, recently vomited by H. J. hic-
i‘onltcy untl family

4 ..... 4.4.. 4—...

Mrs. ll. M. 'l‘rowhrttixe to recover

1: ing from low recent tiQ‘Vi‘l'I‘ illness. licr

mothcr. Mrs. liownrd tin-re. has two-n
in town, tnrtns tor hcr.

Ayrcs. who hurt been Ihc
sud Mrs. A. t‘. llrndicy
and Mrs Nolson t'rtuutmiui. bus l‘t‘llll‘ll‘
cd to his botIInI in liertin ”nights, (l,

SII Inuel

Mm. iligbtou Mom-II and Mrs, (I. ll.
Scotlcltl bnvc been appointed doitIRIILIIII
the Net-Gold (tenureutlonnl
(‘hurch to the nnnuni contort-nu» or
t‘onsruxutionni churches. in limitury,
on 'i‘uceduy and Wednesday.

Mr. and Mm, l-‘rctlcricl. Mort-Enum-
and Irons. of Port (‘lnIsti-r; Mr und
Mrs. it, i' itIIiltlnI, Ml‘ll Nichols.

(’lIIIl‘ltIu litlihioy. W. H. l'I-rr), til South»
port. \l' i‘. ltowlnud. lira l) 1.. lion
lnuti, MI: and Mrs W. ii Hill, oi Rod-

dintt. .\ir nod Mrs George Alblu. of
tit-orgrtowu. Mrs. A. it. Got-hum. Mrs.
Abbott, o: Wilton. were in
ton" to IIttI-ud ”le- fillit‘l'iil of lIlbcu
our Morchouso

ERECTING STOREHOUBE.

t'onlrnm-II‘ A. it. Mulitin it t‘llln‘
puny have It fort-II of his mcn busily
at work orcctiug u largo t’vvostory
tunic building lIl thtI l‘t'lll‘ oi thclll
plant in Mt't‘lllillt' «trout. 'i‘btI build.
in: in on lip hunk of thc Norwaih III
or uuti IIIlii ll‘ IIIu-d for storing lIun
her and other suppllt-s tit'muldmi by

‘ule nrm’n tucrcuulpg luminous.

The woman who relies upon Sen

tincl Want .‘ttive. to secure the house-
hold help hue it little limo for other
things.

 

 

 

 

A chance to buy It

Kitchen

Range
CHEAP

ebave three

OAMPLE HANG"
mnrltod at prints to mllto them
so quickly

Horace R. Nash

N. Main “Vedas.
sum

 

 

 

 

 

Hotel Mahacltemo
i. it. CONNOR. liar.

«mm AND cinema one Ira-re
nit-res a PIN oev auto unmet:

SUNDAY mum 75¢ I

 

too exuunsire use e sentinel Want
Mr. and sell it.

 

 

Banquets e Sperblty

.1... «I. win 7

‘ III IIIIIEI Wit It

mm. and known as

BREAK A Bill liiilli

Bold and Ends Grippu Misery
iII lust a Few Hours

The most effective tutti harmless}
way to cure the (irippo or brcnlt a so
Vt’tl‘t? cold, either in the head, chest”
buck, stonIut-h or limbs, in u dose of”
l’npc‘u _ t‘old Compound (Ivory tII'of
hours until three i-onsocutive tlofit‘fl;
are, taken. t

You will distinctly feel the cold
breaking and all grippo symptoms gtr
lng' after the very ilrst dose. it
promptly relieves the most miserable!
heedsche, dullness head und nose
unified up. feverishuess. snowing...
sore throat, running of thc nose. sore:
nous. stiffness and rheumatic sching.’

’l‘ulte this harmless Compound Its Iii-
rectod, with the knowledge that tin-re;
in no other medicine made anywhcrei
ulst- in the world. which will cure your
cold or end Grippe misery ss prompt-g

4y and without any other Itssistunce or:

bud atter-_cftccts no it 25 cent package
otl'npo's (“old Compound. which any;
rlrugnist in the world can supply. ~ I
After three years' research we have;
conclusively demonstrated thnt qui
IIintI its not effective in thc trcut.nont
of colds or grippo. ' I

 

AGED Twms sunteo.’
NEW BRITAIN, va. tilt—w'l‘he IImI-i
tile funeral of Mrs. Attila l. Snnfortl untl;
Miss Eva l. lino. cltch Si ,vcut‘s of
in ill Saturday I iiM’

'lw ins. wns

tlicd from gun usplnxintton III the 1‘

home of II rulatitc in Brooklyn, .\‘. i ,

«an5 this week.

“Your constitucms are “tiring llii‘II
lliiillllt'i‘ of harsh thinus about you ‘
just now,“ I

"You," replied Senator .‘lorubum.

"Such is the fit‘kii‘lit'rs of ”to public

(too might think 1 mm u pitchr-r who ‘
'hflll just lost It Ironic for

the home

loam," »-\\'nshinutou Slur.

 

Bring Your

Prescriptions ‘ to W

Parker 3

the Prescription Soc.
clatter in charge of

W. F. Wigmore 8t Co.3

DRUGGlSTI .
I North Main It. Be. Norwent

 

J. M. Laytcon 8: Co. 3

REAL ESTATE A iNSURANCE f
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AGENTS i

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5 Retire-d Ave.. 80. Norwailt.
Aleo Steamship Agents for Old 1
Dominion Line, Clyde Line. Sa- .
vannah Line and Mallory Line, I

TO ALL POINYS SOUTH

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fenwiclt Optical Co.

 

IGZYPTOK

WWW BIFOGil

[VII IXAMIN‘D VIII

mo OLAIOII ausuuruo §

Open Monday end Iaturoey evenings
UNlrlo IANK sutLomo.
tooth Namath

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DAVID W RAYMOND
Fenmi Director and Emhnimet

1! North Main itreel. booth Remit
Ieeld‘eoee. a Washington tweet.
Telephone at eitiee, M
Telephone at house. Is:

The Reed it Volk
Electrical Co.

on Only Fully aqutm
ltm‘i’fllm IMO!
to the Title
AUTO outfit-iii;

 

 

 

 

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Surety (lures the Most Severe:
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coats for Young
Men, with dash and life

to them---

 

Popular Prices, $10, $15,,$18 to $25

Fashionable shades, fabrics and styles.

Winter Caps are here—25c, "50c, $1.00. $1.25.

Coat Sweaters.

Warm Underwear.

High Grade Shoes, $3.50 to $5.00.
Men‘s cold weather wearables.

PRICE’S Clothing Store

98 Washington Street
Phone No. 1185-2.

 

 

 

"1”"? "“"""""‘" oomawmomm ‘ “

 

 

 

The Hatch & Bailey Company

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

Lumber and Mill Work for Everything!

Telephone. 46.

 

Muster and wall-paper.

 

BEAVER BOARD

is gaining rapidly in popularity as
it is susceptible of an lnilnlte variety
of artistic designs for walls and ccilinus,
wide. scope for individual preferment and taste.
and keep a large supply on hand.

:I substitute for lath and

and permits of a
We are agents

 

 

: tnil Icu wbotbcr n liol

Phone 742

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:TIIE NEW SCiENCB

Definition of Chiropractic

Chiropractic is the science of the

cause of the disease and the art of ad
Diseases are couscd

lusting the some.
by n wrench, twist. or sprain in the

ibuck. Even if done in childhood I!
Icrentes pinched nerves and
.lster life in tho diflerent organs hidl
illmbe.

pain

Chiropractors remove the cause cl

‘Ibls disease and pulp, and health Is

fo “H, to be mum in vour new rertnrtd through htIrInIIII'IlIing the 9.1

int-Int I in It. titer is to bow us install
a lit-vim: 5,5,”, that M“ hop )0“ sis, 110er Kidney and lI‘I-mutc pu-

comfoIlIIbiI- on the coldest tltII'f
\\'c'il

; rooms,

study the

Company;

locuti on of Iour' “m"
tho facilities oi the houutI and
Air. Hot Water;
or Stcsm System Will satisfy you best. .4 WASHINGTON 31‘ so NORWALK

The Jones & IIoIcIIIIiss‘

NORWALK, CONN. ‘

 

 

 
 

Cut out. to II. Point

Thick s or thin—«moi.
silk or to (In—if your sheet is
eWiee it will make a clean
cut the full ten h of the blade

without "chm up" or " plnch- .

’“Wine is the standard with

letters, seamstress” and others V

who use A pair at shuts as a
writing tool.

Wise sitters and scissors cost
no more than the avers .but
they will sin I; sharp an stand
more hot and continuous
work than my other-win the
i‘ , cutting room or the
house old.

tin-ale here a tell its: et It»
mum or. it you do
not find them satisfactory
in every way and them
best you ever porch

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