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CLASSIFIED Advertisements on ”this one, Twenty-Five Words or Less, she—-
Three Times, 501: -- Each Additio
/V
, WANTED
WANTED-«THREE submission
roams for light housekeeping, heated.
Answer Mrs. Meek. 4 VI ashington St
all It
LIGHT
Call even-
Mrs. Meek,
all 31
WANTED~SITLIA1‘ION AT GEN-1
oral housework. inquire 11 Tallmsdge
place, .South N'orwaalk. .1111 3t
WANTED~GOOD MAN FOR DE
lively wagon. Must be 21 and come
Well recommended. State age and rot-
orences. Cash security. We as $15
1and commission Address eliablc,
care Sentinel. n11 3t
BOY WANTED—«INQUIRE .JO-
seph Davis, 85 Washington St. _119 3t
WANTED~CIRL FOR
housework, Sleep home.
ings between 7 and 8.
41 Washington St.
face or Cups. Double
FOR SALE
son sets—cams, soon 311.111.,
1dredges;1tlso a jib. Inquire No.4 (is
borne Ave. East Norwalk, between 6
and 7 11 at. all 31
FOR SALE—LARGE MILKING
cow. 0 amp. Also one five months
old Jé ey bu-li calf. Inquire M. B.
saunders. 39 S“ 1rlng Hill Ave, N01-
walk 1, 11111 it
FOR SALEwTVWO UNUSUAL BAR-
gains. For want of room for Christ-
mas-will sacrifice two pianos Do not
miss this chance. Inquire The Bazaar,
76 Washington St. .1111 3t
FOR‘ SALE—FINE OLD HOME-
stead, 10 room house, all improve-
ments; barn, carriage house suitable
for garage; chicken house, three acres,
maple grove; brook In rear. Trolley
handy. 65 New-towu Ave. 1111 3t
WANTED-SALESMEN OR SALES
women ‘to1 sell new patented house
hold article in this city. Easy sellei
and good commissions. Can easily
earn :3 to $4 a day. Write P. and H.,
Stamford, 001111., Box 746. 118 3t
WANTED-«GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework In Ifa-mIIy of two. Apply 8
Morgan Ave. Norwalk. 118 iii
WANTED»SITUATION FOR TWO
at housework. One cook and one gen-
eral housework. Inquire 34 Raymond
81 118 31;
GLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
have situations to otter to operators
experienced on steam power mo-
ehlnes, steady work. 57 tf
BUSINESS NOTIVCES
G. F. BENEDICT a 60., PAINT-
ers and decorators, dealers In wall
paper and mouldings. High grade
work a specialty. 16 Franklin St.
iPhone 22-2. 08 if
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout, ,rheumatlsm, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
[Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
ill tf
NASH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
E“ — -
fi...
Mme. A. Liebermauu
Fashionable Dressmaking '
Cutting Taught. 20 Haviland St.
WE WILL MAIL YOU 31
for each set of old False Teeth
sent us.- Highest prices paid
for old Geld, Sliver, old Watch-
es, Iirokeu Jewelry and Precious
Stones.
Money Sent by Return Mall. _
Phiia. Smelting and Refining
Company, 1'
Established 20 Years.
863 Chestnut 8t., Philadelphla.
Pennsylvania.
'ro DENTISTS.
'We will buy your Gold Filings.
Gold Scraps and Platinum.
Highest prices paid.
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[Hill NIIIIBIS
sowsur Nance.
ltislrict of Norwalk, 113., Probate
(‘11111I,N0bm1)er9,A. [).,1912.
listnte of Willie E 111111 date at
wauik, in said I)istr,lct deceased
'i he Court of l’lobate. for the Ills-
.triot of Norwalk hath limited and al—
dowed six months from the date here‘-
or tor the creditors of said estateto
exhibit «their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
aocounts, properly attested, within
said time, will be debarred a recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said as
tote are requested to make immediate
payment to
CHARLES id. HOYT.
all 18 25 . Administrator.
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so... .. ..... a...» at..-» ..... 1
' mar morass 11330011111011. .
All present and past masters at "
11311111111111 county Masonic lodges. or
residing in the countyane invited to
attend a dinner and meeting at 1111.1
cu- temple, Bridgeport, Wednesday
night. At the business meeting, 1.11.1...
.1111“ be made for launching a Past
Masters‘ Association’such as hrs In
vogue In other counties of
At the business meeting there will
including speaking. Themrdposed or-
a musical and literary entertainment. V-
FOR BALE—«KITCHEN STOVEI
Inquire 13 Grove St 119 Ill.
FOR 8ALE~SIX YEAR OLD JER—
sey mllch cow. J. 1R. Scoheid, corner
Highland and Wilson Aves. ' 119 3t
FOR SALE—~11 BRUSH RUNA-
bout. First class condition. Inquire
at H. Wilkins, 17 North Main St,
South Norwalk. Conn. 119 iii
FOR BALE—ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD
goods; also White Pullman baby car
riage. Almost new. 49 West Ave.
all at
FOR SALE—WHITE WYANDOTTE
yearling hens. Big, blocky birds. $1.50
each. 10 for twelve-fifty. Two year
olds, $1.00 each; also pullets and
cockereis. B. Quackenbosh, Darien.3
1 118 't
FOR SALE-«UPRIGHT PIANO IN
first-class condition. Will sell for
$150. To anyone wanting a- good
piano for children to practice on this
is a bargain. Address 1111. 11. 11.,"
care Sentinel.‘ 118 at
FOR SALE-7. ROOM HOUSE.
Price $2,800. Located 79 ‘Woodward
Ave. Will carry $2.000 mortgage at 1'.
per cent. Inquire of The South. Nor-
wnlk Trust (30., Trustee. 016 U
FOR SALE-APPLES AND CAB-
bages. Apples in from I basket to
10 barrel lots. Cabbage by head or
ten. Strictly No. 1 stock. 1E. H.
White, Box 85, Rowayton. Ct. 111 Im
‘
" LOST
LOST-~~SMALI. BLACK POCKET
book, containing sum of money. Re-
ward for return to Sentinel office.
1111 1It
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11 ' ,_
LOST~~-SA'1‘IIRI)AY Al1"l‘EIiNOO.\‘
on Quintord Ave” \iuter 01' \i‘iluhlng-
1011 81., Id asleln SVial pin.ltewu1'(l for
return to Sentinel cities. all It
LOST~A SIXTEEN GIIAOE LEF-
erci‘ gun in leather case. Lost bctnceu
Spring St. and Winnipnuk ihls morn-
lug. Return to Samuel (3. Ireland.
Bales Court. 1111 it
BLUE
Reward I111
‘LOST—JA'III'I‘I‘J KITTE.'.
ribbon on neck when lost.
office. .
LOST-widLEC'l‘lON .IIAY. GOLD
stick pin. set with half karat diamond.
Arts cratt‘ldesigu. Reward for return
1111 it
o
to 39' Fairlieid Ave. 118 31
FOUND. ' V
V FOUND ... PHYSICIANS 11.1.1111
bag cout‘aining’ instruments. Owner
may have some by paying for this ad-
yertlsoment‘. '1an1 21*
~1FOUND~ENGLISH SETTER Wl'l‘ii-
out license tag. Apply to William
Mulvoy 29 Cedar 81.119 3t
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1 PROFESSIONAL. l
MR8. GOLDMANmSPliICIALlsT ON
rheumatism and nervousness. Grad-
note of Vienna University. Add-rose
card to 3 Ollion Ida, South Norwallt,
for prompt service. 119 121
" sweatstsifbtofiffirfl?‘
1.1M
Nortmnlk Young Man Fined, in atom-
i'oru City Court and Take- Appeal.
STAMFORD, Nov. 1-1.--Iliverett Sip-
perioy, a NorWIilk young man who I11
employed attho Yale a 1111,11,... plant.
was fined Iii in the City Court 1Saturday
1‘. Judge Young, on a charge alleging
‘ to stop to tool‘taII‘i'
Word. 1 cent
Price
improvements. ‘ Cove street, 311').
Inquire It. Joselovsky, East Norwaik,
" or United Grocery. s28 tf
return to 4 Folriield Ave. or Sentinel _
per Insertion. In Black-
.1
TO LET
TO LET—DESIRABLE FURNISH.
ed room. aII‘i improvements. Inquire
[Elizabeth St. 1111 ‘It
. To Lsrwaoomsmnso BARN. 7
Thomas St. East NorWaIk.‘Rayrnond
andAmbler, Wilton, (Jean. 1111 it
.. 1....- . ...—~.—.W
'ro LEV-FURNISHED TWO CON
meeting rooms, newly papered and
painted; water. toilet, cook stove, gas
plate: all conveniences for light
housekeeping. Near East Norwalk sta-
tion, 214 East avenue. 1111 251
TO LET SIX BEAUTIFUL
rooms, all modern impmvements, cor-
ner Woodward and Rivers avenuess Ia-
qulre II. A. Hegeleln, plumbing and
heating contractor, or 84 Woodward
Ave 119 Bi
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T0 LET—HOUSE, FOUR ROOMS
and bath; all"'lmprovements, electric
light. etc. Price, $13. Also a good
barn. Apply 14‘ Taylor Ave. 119 3t
76 LET—1" 'noous WITH ALL
TO LETLMAPLE HILL COTTAGE,
80 Franklin Ave. two minutes‘ from
West Ave trtliov, 6 rooms and bath,
every .modern convenience; also
apartmmt, furnished or 111niurnisb 11,.
8 Omani] St, heat and hot water
suppllei; Inth re afternoons, 53 West
Ave.. Norwalk. 1!? 9 12
To LETmFlVl'J'ROOMS ON FIRST
floor; bath. Apply 23 Gregor y Boole
vard, upstairs. . 118 {It
TO LET—~IN STAMFORD, Boli-
ber shop and fixtures. Rent 812. 00
Inquire Hugo Noack, Lockwood Mtg.
00.. South Norwalk. 118 31
To LET—~HOUSE. 8 ILOWE ST.
sevenrooms and basement: nmvly
‘papered and painted. First class or-
der. Inquire .‘I. H. Knapp. 82 West St.
ll man.
11131 c. A. 1311.... 11111, to: New
York for the winter, Friday.“ '
«urn-m- 4! 1...,
Harold Mead will be married to
Miss Varloo, of Bayonne, next Thurs.
day.
a
The hailroad avenue gutters have
recently been Impioved by a cleaning
out
9'
Mr Van Gerbig and family of
Smiths Ridge returned to New York
Friday. .
The cooler weather has“ brought
large numbers back to the bowling
alleys.
m... «mm...
Thomas MacLaue 01101111111112 avenue
returned to New York yesterday, for
the winter.
9—...”
’Mrs. B. P. Mend has ‘béen ill at
her home for the past week. She is
reported as Improving.
i
Mrs. B. E. Bond left her summer
home Fridai', to return to New York
for the winter.
Admiral Reed wits here renewing
old acquqlntances recently. lie cost
his ballot in New Canaan.
11‘, 1,, Simon’Vls again a business
ills customers and patrons will
be glad to Return back in ‘business.
DickV1iiaroney was arrested by Odi-
cer Dixon. Thursday evening, for
drunkeness and breach of the peso-s.
as
‘ ‘ "TM“ 1 ~
A number of local basketball fans
journeyed to Stamford, Friday even
ing, to see the game In the Armory,‘
between Yonkers and
Company. The boys will play 81.
L‘llkus.1\'0i'.l9
Mrs. Amelia Haunt of East avenue.
‘ 026 tl‘l
TO LETWCONVENIENT. COM-
Iortable house in good condition Trol-
ley line, Winnipauk. George Mitchell,;
Norw.alk
TO LET—~11 MILTON AVE, HALF
of two-family ouse, 6 rooms, andii
room list; all improvements; good con
dition: one block from rallload station
,{oseph R. Tayloi. - 1113 ti
nan—woe...” . ...-.-.‘. . t
Taxi and Touring
‘ Car to Hire
FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
DAY 0R NIGHT.
Tel. 1360- .I.VAAST
IV 6888 till
KINGPIN HIIIIR
Official Bailing Averages Find
Georgia Peach Bloating
tor .410
w
of the American league again cg to
’i‘yrus Cobb of the Detroit club, for the
sixth successive year. Official ave:
leader with .10. Joe Jacson was Cobb s
closets rival. The Cleveland outdaidet
finished with an average 111.3115. while
Trig lspeuker oi! Boston is third with
.3118. Thirty players batted Into the se
lect .300 class. 1
in 1411 games Cobb pounded out 227
hits for a total (11321 bases. He in do
thirty-two baaehits, mentythree pi
es and seven home runs. Frank Baker.
1111... Philadelphia club was the premi-
or home run hitter of the your, having
too to his credit. "V
Although noted for his speed on the
bases, Cobb Was out-rivaled by Clyde
ai ti"
Milan, at Washington, in itoleh bases.
, 11111111 1.11111. 33 111111.. cent 1111111111111 11 “it
died at her home. Thursday. She Was
. hill to health ” ‘
., and mothers may depend upon Lydia-
the Seventh 1
is 11.111.11.11 necessary; to perform
its offices and keep their daughters
well intermed as to matters pentato-
1 111.311.1111... end pain are sure
symptoms at some organic trouble
E Plukhams Vegetable Compound.
the standard remedy for woman' a 11111,
to restore ‘the system to a healthy
normal condition;
..V,.,,.,..,Ve. A. .. .. .. .. »
told of the latest events in and about
(New Cassatt, His costume was of
‘munlln stamped on the Advertiser's;
press and made an odd appearance I
Miss Emily Anderson made a piettyV
spangle girl, and the Close sisters
were attractive domino queens. Mrs
Hersam was dressed In Indian cos--
tume Misses Ida i'liavldson, Agnes
Tcyim and Maud Tlhbets were well
gotten up clowns. The best of the of
fair was that each lady brought lunch
for two.
music.
I
er, John Karl, Nelson. Brown, Georg:-
T. Smith, Ben Rector and 1. dwsid1
Kelley. V V
WNNV‘M
WES 110111
wash-mum ’
\
SAUGATUCK ,
V1
New electric lights have been put
along Imperial avenue.
Edward (Bradley was in Danqury on
a business trip on Friday.-
"V’V': 'm“
W. E. Hart of New Haven has been
.the guest of friends In town
where he has taken a new position
111011-1111 two years of age and suffer-
Vud f1om healt tlouble.
ed in too sons. John Iiaupt and Fred
Ilrodluu k of this city and several
IVdu11ahtcls.Funernl services were held
iyestoidm at 2:311 p. 111., D1. ILyt of—‘1
101111111111. lutermuu was in lskcviow
Vcemeter'.) V
l .
i . 1 .1»...
The Conquest Bible Class of the
tun-1011111111 celebrated its first unr’
iivclrsarv Friday ev.cniug A11 enter
lainnlcut and supper had been ar-
lranged for.
|friend. Supper was served early in?
the evening. It 111.111 called an oyster
isllpiiel but homemade buns. crullera
lsalnd alt-d ham him the best of cor-
lice, gave it an apperuunce of more
than that. The oysters were there in
ilulge quantity but the remainder of
ltllc 111-. '1111 was done l'ull justice to.
m—w-wwmww- Misses Hazel Banger. Anna Rodlmer'
1111111 Hazel Sulnlllloru were willing
waitresses Who saw that no one went
ungl'y Mrs George Jellm had
charge of the cooking, which almost
needless to Vsay. would be hard to
beat The supper committee consisted ‘
of Messrs H. B. Often George Jellih‘
ir and Dr. Hollecker. A musical
entertainment followed the supper.
Misses Banger, Rodimer and Small;
Vhorn all contributed to the program;
Miss Beaker sang a Persian lullaby.
Re e.v Mr. Osswell spoke In
dieuee.
Met“...
The single men (too) and married
ages for the 1912 season issued tonight '. (two) held mm of the most .popuiar1
by President Johnson. show Cobb as masquerade dances ever 81%“ lo towni
Friday evening. Clowns, tramps. con.
1viots, cavaliera. cow boys ballad dan-
core chorus girls etc. heron arriving
at an early hour. When the orchestra
struck up for dancing there was pae-
sent one of the queerest lookina
had looked forward to the occasion
for some time, and the costumes 1.1.1.1
or 1.1.. were had as the dancers whirl
ed about. 01...: scarcely knew wheth-
~er she was dancing wuh a man or
.woman so perlect were some of the
11.11.111.11-
at prince happened to be.
She is survIv-i
Hitch member brought a}
a way,-
CH‘CAGO N0"- V“ “3“"th “OW“ which held the attention of 1.11. an 1
groups that ever came together. Mqu’
"Sis“ out of the watch for the white.
‘1 The residence of George BOi‘leS In
i
Slate street has been \1 lred for electric ed the Norwalk hospital Thursday “113mm“; of the House which is11
lslght
V! Edward Nash 11111.1 \i’. It. Nash 11111.71
{been doing jury (law at the court 111
{Common Pleas ‘in Bridstpm 1
1
The local Glrls‘ Friendly"- Society
sent a number of delegates to 1hr1 con-
V,vention in Stamford, Wednesday.
e I -..
Rev. Charles B. Taylor, former pas
tor of the Westport Congregational M" ”Wilbert” 1’1““ including a well 111:: go of Wall sheet, are be‘
thumb was in town yesteidny visitlm stocked farm and buildings In Omens fool the "miliionailcs direcory
old friends.
1 w“.
The National Club will hold a dance arranging his local business affairs, to’ and Unlermyel' center
this evening in National ball. This Is
lthe second of a series which the club
Iplans to 11111.
At a meeting of the Westport (inn
club which was held Wednesday even-
In,: :11 the bonu- 111‘ Edward 1.14111. 113d-
your daughter 3 physical develop.
meat. Mothers 111911.111... that nature
ilhelr physical directorh
in Walsh-
his 119111.. to vote
1111111111 Mrs. Franklyn Harrison 1.1
New York are 11111111.. to upped $11
at, with 11.111111911111191 1viil leave
Tuesday morning 1
l
,..
The members of the E 0.811151er oi'
Greens Farina Congregational church
Bridgeport, Nov. iii, where they will
take part in a rally,
m.—
Miss Edith Chattotulou has been on
gagcd by the Fairfleld Girls' (31111 111
The class was‘V
started last evening ‘wuh a large at _
tendsncevV . ‘
1 V w. -
A reward of :25 has been olferod.b,1
s“.L. Schinlmmel of Good Hill for inter
motion leadlu‘g tothe arrest and cm.-
viction of the parties who destroyed his
gates at Halloween night
The condition of 1111.. Bertha liusll,
SVBCS orchestra furnished th0 recently underwgnt an operation accident happenlnr While uphold
Those In charge were Messrs. Vat the Norwalk hospital is Improving moving barrels of apple juice fret do
William Smith. Alfred Raymond, Jc hn rapidly and it is hoped that‘ she will wagon on Sunday morn
Macaulay James ThOmas, Leon Took 5001i 3:9 able to be removed to hot so." says John P Last Flidm manila
~—
Mr. and Mrs. George Fairchlld re
cently enjoyed an automobile trip to
New Jersey, where they were 1hr
guests of their daughter Mrs. Willlard
Fantou. With them wore Mr. and Mrs.
iverson Fenton of Weston.
m*
There was a large number at the
Vannuai meeting of the Westport branch
or the Necdlewoxk Guild Thursday at-
telncon In the town hall. A \Bi‘y in
iterestipg lecturewas heard and a due the shock that he felt it in “,5 fling.
display of garments was shown.
Mr. and Mrs Jaseph Selina, of Clin a-
ton avenue, celebrated their Ilth wed
ding anniversary Wednesday in a quiet
way They took in a show in Bridge
port in the evening. Mr. Sniffen is a
member of the firm of Fillow Flower
Company.-
An invitation has been 1recelved by
the members of the Junior Christain
William Hook has left for New York Endeavpr Society of the Greens Farms now, celebrating the Democratic it
Congregational church to take part in
the Junior C E., rally to be I113” in the
E T' Bedford has taken his yacht South Norwalk Congregational church MONEY TRUST PROBE “13 “$1
in Bridgeport. Saturday, Nov. 16.
Flcd Kaiser and Elmer Lewis 1i51:
found the condition of Vernon howls
very hopeful. He has the full 1151 r.
all mental faculties, but finds iiil‘ilulli
in speaking. Thom who he. L 111111 2
charlie however are sanguine and It: .I
for his romplete recovery ultinlatldy.
Charles Iiueuhel'g is closing an
agreement with 11’ party from New
Yelk‘cih named Levy, for the sale ol'
Farms. Mr. Iincnberg in plumbing to
leave Westport after he has coulpleicd
live In New York city.
Mrs. F. N. Taylor entertained a runn-
ber of her friends at her home on 1.1:;-
coin avenue Wednesday with n wills-1
party. First prize was awarded Mrs
Theodore Allen, second Mrs. Leonard
' ed 1
,Vening was silent i
1 of John’s denial was that it has b
. culling witnesses will not be’detet‘
out
. y member-11.11 11 1.1.1.1111:
posltorles tor old boilers and r
pane In order to make
Impact of holes possible
out time; Drums, ’11s.) born
bdgles, and any other Inslx . V
music oral torture amino .3
ediby. the committee and V11 11‘s
Democratic faith ch 1111;. _
noise msg#13111 In ll e pared-'1
m
In order to set lhc‘mlndr
butlbrhespettlng nei“l1l. rs
P. M11001 mick wishe ..
that he was not unionl‘ri n , “11:11
(full) on Sunday last, Far from i
was on Fri-day, a 1111,11 win-n all 1
bar to their hearts‘ contr— 3;. Th ‘V
repelled that he was 11.11. 1:01.111
.11
“No so "
Mr. McCormick and his helper, ..,
Pusack were unloading barrels of ride
from a lumber box we run. Ono 11-11 on
and Pusack jumped into the wage
the other when the be}: part of th
hicle suddenly turned completely to
on its axis through the weight on th
tail, and struck McCormle on
crown of the head th1 swine Pu
underneath. The blow split a w
gash in McCormick‘s bead an;Y he ,
soon covered with blood So erectile
3n
a»
which is new bandaged up.
than let the box turn and strike 1
prostrate helper, McCrmick held it.-
help arrived. though weak from tit
shock and loss of blood. Mambo V V
the family rescued the two from lh
predicament and hustled the injure _
one off to the doctor. It was found 111‘
his chest had been injured by thé for»:
of the blow on his head. The gash i
is scalp was sewed up and he is around
11mph as the rest of the party member
NOVEMBER 20. _ ,_
WASHINGTON. Nov. 11:41:11
iitu cf witness: <1 by the special
gating the MOT.- ey Trust, will haul
Nov. 20, according to Chairman
F1'iday.'l‘he Louisiana Gongre!
has had a large force 011' 311.1119?
workVpreparing for the pro
and Samuel U1:-:ermeyer,11fth VV
York corporation attor lay. retain
special counsel, will at here
Nov. 18, to map out a program
Witnesses, including the
piled b1
poeuues have been Issued. U11
”1&1 1
the onimlttea. No;
ed. It Is certain that the“. .Mo‘
Rockefellers and 15111111111111. ‘
York, and other financial leader
he called. Untermyer wishes t
the sessions in New York, it. Is V
where he and several witnessears‘
i
«V... Goliiure‘ is Very Simple. ‘
Will Americans adopt the French
coiIiVure. i is thought. that they 11111111
do so if they with to ‘iet on the new
111.11 beautiful and comical. All kinds hats. 11:0 matter what the outside or
the hot iodks has. 111
without counting the hair.
inside to as
email as it can be for the uumsn 1111.111 '1
g In ran. this kind of but i! all very
Thére Wore many 1.1.111... well bedtime butt. and“ braids and pull!"
our 1111 ion beeucouuludt‘ 1 1
1‘ “ 11 11115 e Onotmrhatthwiilpresenta 111111111 ”11111 _
can manage with hair that 11.5.... on 11.... at 111.311.111.111.“ oft.
the head.
This coiffure is done as follows: The
I1 11111.
1.1.1.1 is first waved, then drawn bu:
gsimply over the ears and gathered in-
to 1'1 but boot .1
fashion. While the but aide bangs use
After the 111111 side
it the middle of the
corrosion in bhlffi'
side that is drawn 11.111 Jhit’
11, been smoothed
cit knot 111111111111 "m” ”“9
The essence or the new obi
not to show any, beginning
And the essential feats lg
have any iii-discuss for 11 1111 it
inch above the rounded surf
that given by the shell coop
sounds 11111111111, but it 1111111 I.
The rest ethically lies in ii
1.11.. of the right side so the?
left can be out
ovorovithotti a break
Thl
is passe . Thls’
inst behind the
Norwalk Chronicler