v .
with a up a an: a wrnrn'
arm in. it“ in- .\-\-‘
"the pan over a slow fire
occasionally, or put it in
in 10 or 15 minutes try'
is nuts. and as soon as the
d brown skin can be taken
them from the tire and peel
trot the pooled nuts into
Add one” small ~ onionl
less the stock'has been.
on, of salt. Moro ,salt may. be
i for nuts require considerable.
enough shock or cream to,
ten the chestnut, and make
he Consistency of mashed po
purse is not this like a soup,
sit the term is often applied to;
shop; the mashed and sifted
s which form the real puree
used with stock or milk to “make
up. The puree‘should be stifflV
gh' to keep in shape as a (curious
9n’ nlwliich or around which to
If the fried chicken. Arrange tilt}
in the center of the platter an
ck the chicken around or against
, you may put the chicken in tth
titer and pile the puree “enamel
moat ,lf you prefer you may use;
cam or stock, making the!
, hinder. and pour it over the
'hioken for a sauce. and serve that
dream grsVy scparately. "Mary J.
Fish and Spaghetti Pie.
Digs, pound of cold cooked fish. hall:
‘ use of spaghetti, two cupi’uls of
0. salt, pepper, lemon rind and chopped,
“ parsley to tsste.‘ Break the spaghetti:
. . “1'
an and cover them with!»
. milk, one half, cupful of melted. but.-
it.’
' has been soaked in three teaspoons
, cold water it) minutesf
street clothes For Spring.
dust at presentwe all face the prob-
lem of selecting street clothes ' for
spring that shall. be both’pretty and
throw, it into boiling salted w-atsr;
boil for 20 minutes; drain. Free the
fish from bones. and break into flakes. practical The number of 'lubrli-s
Siffre “‘8 hardfgfslicdlesgs. l r‘ shown complicates the problem. (it
1 u 3 11169120 ritlplace :1 Me“ 0|; all the materials, however, three scout
2‘1”“, 9;: Voveh s a 1?" ti o -to be particularly fitted for all around .
8"?"11“ e x“_ ‘ e, “:80“ in, “m wearflsrge, silk plaid and taffeta.
a on s cos 0 egg an a. nyer Q‘I ‘ssys ii. New York Tribune writer.
white canoe Repeat until the ingred-
Serge frocks are shown trimmcdl
icnts are used; cover the top with!
crumbs and ‘bake.—-I;adles' Home! “7““ sashes of Roman silk. Others
Journey, . V have entire moi-skirts and at least
‘ half of the blouses are constructed of
this material. However, the Roman
silk has been somewhat used obesity.
and promises to become rather ‘or-
dlnary. A distinctive gown of blue
serge, cut in pretty. long lines and
adorned with black silk braid. is.
though quieter, expresses more indiv-
idualitv
The Roman silk inn bo carried out
effectively by using it for an entire
'gown, with a tunic of chiffon, edged
with a band of the silk. The chiffon
should be of the predominating color
in the silk.
A pretty black taffeta goivn is one
looped widely on such hip and guilt-
ercd into three soft, graceful puffs in
the back. The waist, blessed and
lengthened toward the back, is finishs,
ed off in the center front with a solo
Japanese bow. There is a little guimpc
and collar of white orgnndic. The bot.
Itom of the kimono, three quarter
isleev’e is duintily adorned with double.
box pinited. pinhcd riiching. from un~
dcr which protrudes a little white or-
gnndlo cuff, edged with lace.
With the coming of spring many at-
trsctira ideas appear for ev-enhig
gowns. One, for instance. is a dressVI
of almost any colored satin. draped
5', 1th not Several bounces or!
"tripod? a handout cll‘sct and, '
with jubilant} wide silver tinsel rib
hon ulsyffu it tho skirt Akinillar
ribbon only live iuthes in w V is
Sweet Potato Waffles.
To one. cupful of m‘ashed sw est po-
tatoesV. add one cupful of flour,_ Ono
fourth cupful'ofsu‘gar, one cupful cl
ter and two cilia, the whites and
ydlks'bcatsn ssparatelyfi Cook on ii.
waffle lron.~.~Good 'Houaelieeping. i
Coco-nut Pudding. .
Beat two eggs with one cupful ot‘
new milk. add one quarter of a.‘
pound or grated cocosnut, mix with it
three tablespoons each oi‘ grated:
bread and powdered sugar, two ounc~
es of melted butter, five ounces oi‘,
raisins. undone teaspoonful of grat.
ed lemon peel; beat the whole well
together; pour .ths'mixture into a hut-
tered dish, and bake in a slow oveni'
then' turn it out, ”dustsugar over is
and scri'c.~iiiis Angelou Express. '
Jellled,,branges and Bananas.
Two oranges, two bananas, one half
lemon, one and a half teaspoons gel-
atin. four tablespoons sugar, two cups
water. SkinVahd slic‘thlie bananas.
Pure and chip the oranges. Pour the
boiling water over the gelatin. whlciil
dissolve tbel
sugar in the water and pour over the
oranges. bananas and add thc lemon
Juice: set aside until firm. fii‘hiladcl.
phla 'North American. ., ' - :
,. CONGRESS OF MOTHERS
. March 19.—4Final
9 s toi- the Third international Cou-
greilnl, «Mothers here. April 22-27, will
It not a. meeting of the executive
Philadelphia, next Monday. it
w announced today. "Formation,”
"reformation.” will be the keynote
of the forthcoming congress. The re-
or the new home department of
caress, setting forth its work or
iii past year in reaching the homes,
tending to form correct ideals so
reformation will be unnecessary.
‘ ‘. the mothers to choose “formw
on for thelr’keynote. The congress
is meeting under the auspices of the
_.émmout and invitations to dele-
i'roin foreign countries already
bootl- issued through the Slate
1, IIiIISKIK Kill
1; IIIMIIIIK KIIIR llllil
d
a .
Whair antic '
Wont about: of plow
hula-ail drum
bounce of abundance; fresh
tail over your scalp-Dan
we believe.
scalp and ”ilV
illonwdcrlne and earn-
Von, hairmmt.
*‘mrt, lustrous. dual. oi: on illicit diameter and speedily;
Goodall” calculus offenders out. ofhb'ugl;
e to Helm
. o it. Joplinlhumcockastotlmimawwusm
'n
so rob
Wn, ten minutes tilll'e- will be
' r real surprise will
weeks' use when .
“outflow hal “fine and downy
see-but really new halo—3'
(he only sure
estroyer of dandruft- m.
n‘cV or falls
9 : tartan Church. the income to c
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BUCKET SHOPS THRIIVVE AGAIN
LISHMENT.
That." Stamford is to have a new
wholesale feed and grocery establish-
ment is evident in the certificate of
incorporation which was, filed in the
town clerk’s olilce there yesterday.af-
ter coming from the secretary of
state’s office. The new company will
be known as the C. E. sinuson Com-
puny.‘ and it is incorporated with a
capital stock of $100,000. The incor-
porators are Clarence E. staunch, M.
N. Bigman. Howard L. Knapp, of
Norwalk, and Elmer E. lawrenco and
Stock Exchange and Western Union to
Drive Them Out - .
NEW YORK. March 19 ~Aiitbeuti-
cubed reports that socalled «bucket.
shops bud resumed operations in Non
them New York and some of the New
Eon r'innd states, caused considerable
agitation today in Stock Exchange cin
ales. particularly in view of the fact
that a new contract is soon to be sign-
ed between the exchange and the
Western linicn Telegraph Company
for distribution Of‘fllVOCkVQUOtllUOllS. Isaac M. Scodeld. of Stamford.
Western Union has had the sole '
fright of. the sale of those quotations
to outsiders for many years, paying
the exchange 3100, 000 annually (for the
concession To what extent the tele-
graph company has rimmed by this
privilege is not ascertainable, inasmuch BlADBER BHIHER
as it had never disclosed the humberi
.of itsmatrpns. iTAKE SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEY8
The exchange purposes. in its new AND NEUTRALIZE tRRi-TATING .
contract, to bind‘u'mem Union not Acton. '
to sell its quotations to any individ Kidney and bladder weakness result
uni. firm or corporation without the from uric acid, says anotod authoritY.
appraial of the exchange. The kidneys alter this cold from the
The Western Union has expressed blood and pass it on to the bladder.
its willingness to comply with this when; it often remains to irritate and
stipulation. which in the judgment of inflame, causing a burning, scaldinz'
Vihc exchange officials would effectu- sensation. or setting “It an irritation
.. M.m——.....-. _— ”- ....... «M
I’“ to seek relief two or three times
$395155;th iglit The sufferer Is in con.
alum Iilli}. ill .Jsuo) 't. . iol Haiti
illi‘heiiud nomtm‘mlmumouwgm u. 35%? w dynamics sensation and it!
Winfield I? users. again, there. is difficulty
inundlipibeovewilvoilytflw mum, in v log it,
which time it has been conducted on a 313““ weakness. most “I,“ “I“
day today basis. ‘ it, because they can't control urina-
The committee, appointed by the! ex- don While it is extremely annoyiux
change to renew negotiations with ":9 and sometimes very painful this in
Western Union declares that it will “a“? one of the most simple ailments
r' not enter into a now‘ contract unless to overcome. Gel: about four ounces of.
. that connotation agrees sbtlolutely 19‘ Jud Bolts from your pharmacist and
the terms imposed "
srAMronVo wounwg 9.31.975 two or three days This will mi...
STAMFORD Conn, Match 19.... longer is a source of. irritation to the
The will of Miss Marla Smith sister bladder and urinary organs which than
at James D: retinitis was offered for not normally again.
probate .today. The estimated value,
the Aatorville, .N. 6.. mm “1199: 199 and is used by thousands or lol,
a scholarship: 81000 to help make a bra sublcilt to will 9
happy Christmas for the students in ml. by. u acid; citation
that school. and $1.000 to thol’rosby- ls blond ‘ W ‘
9 News who var.
until-bison with lithla,
”w
Idrapod loosely around the belt. crass-
ed in the back. and draped over the
bounces on the hips, finishing in an
drastically knotted loop rather low
over one side. Wreaths made of small
June. rcscbuds and foursome-hots.
chiffonor over black velvet. adorn an
'evoning gown most attractively.
'ilowers can be easily arranged Over u:
always require an, expert to drops it.,
of ll diflicultY.
iconibined with the black velvet rib-
‘ gull;
STAMFORU WHOLESALE cam. -
the V810? WWI 80m0' '
take a tablespoouful imp glass or was,
ter before breakfast, continue this for.
ltze the acids in the. bring 80 it no:
Jed Baits is, inexpensive. bur-mic“. .
_ of the estate is $28. 000. Three publloV and is made from the acid of, grapes,
"Milosts are Made. ans of $3.000, to and lemon juice.
«disordtlrs catis-V L
Min/'1’ a a m‘u'
't‘u.\-\- ‘ -\-\h
I Of l0 women who bare learned a‘
trade, there’s scarcely one who would
think of‘turning it to account in her
home life. The plan tried out with
hair goods might be applied to various
other forms of skill for which there
is. not demand enough in a small town
to warrant a . permanent establish—
; merit there. The following letter
and; shows a good way of building up a
homo Mdustrl':
My husband is an excellent hair
worker, but had networked at the
trade for some time. I had learned
it from him. and had earned quIte
a. little extra money at home. What
we wished to do. was to, establish a
small business that I could msnser
at home without interfering with my
other duties.
ally husband not a “lay-off" from his
employers. We began by ranting our
house furnished, and we took a train
,i’orithe first smell‘tdwn near our own
city There be called upon the edi-
~tor of the local paper, and took hlmI
Many of the new coats are cut with. into our confidence He introduced
a decided flare. gun to the proprietor of the largest
Voile will be quite as popular as general store, of whom we rented.
ever for blouses this season. ' ,spacevto do 0‘" work. when we 8““
'ed the editor, who also did Job print-
'le)108, will be “85d “for 3 finish I0 his. to "print for us folders announc-
sklrls and 008th. iSome-of the new 9“? ing that we should be in the town for
email: WWW 3"" ““93“” with “‘9“? three days. making up combings into!
variations of n flounce any style of hair accessory and this.
There ,8 a wide choice of 9199995 ing orders for wigs, toupecs and
this spring. The kimono still poms switches with headquarters at 50- and
its own and is a smart rival to tho-n So 3 store. W 9 hired ”'0 boys for
raglan and drop shoulder sleeve, 50 cents each to distribute these fold-
ers at all the residences. We paid:
the editor $2.50 for a large display on
the front page of the weekly paper, to
when placed over‘rosc,‘,blue or White
Such a\gurnilure9 of chiffon
sown already worn. Chiffon does not }
Almost any woman with an artistic.
sense can use it to hclp lierselfjout,
0n chiffon of a color with which
black velvet does not, blond-«such as
light blue, manic or other pastel
shades—~the, wreath of roses may be
placed directly, without the interven~
tion of the ribbon. A vivid shade of
rose, however, or‘whlte. can be well-
hon,
M..—
The sliahtiy rinses waistline is m-
tlier becoming in the draped skirt.
worn with a bloused waist. ‘
Patch Dockets “1'9 DWI,“ can to come‘ in fusiol' than we could
many of the walking d. on of cotton. do 19 , .
and 3th§YfaI3Y1‘3-3 1“'iBefore {saying home we
Putnam effects in
costs or] deservedly popular beéhuio for read) -mude goods screwing
they are gmrully becoming. “,NW‘ selves 15 per cent. commission This
ark News. ' store also furnished us with a display-
4 .
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IIIIKIBII 1"“ TEARS “LBI sF-x‘roN's NECK BROKEN Bv'
FALL.
READ WHY.
sTAMmRD. March 19. «John Gar‘
‘,linski sexton at the Polish Catholic
. Church of the Holy Name, was found
dead on the damp entrance to the
church today. He had slipped on the
walk and broken his neck. A little
girl going to the parochial scliom first
saw the body. it. was evident that
the sexton had performed his early
morning duties.
Garnnski came here from Tsrryvlile
three years ago. He has a widow and
daughter in Poland who were to join
him this Easter. A son is a grocery-
man in this city. '
DiBORDERED KIDNEVS CAUSE'
MUCH MISERY. ,
With pain and 'misery by day, sleep
disturbing bladder weakness at night,
tired. nervous ruuvdown men and wo-
men everywhere are glad to know
that Foley Kidney Pills restore health
and strength. and the regular action
of kidneys and bli‘tdder. For sale by
all droughts."
YIELPS .TO VINOL.
rdtrong vigorous men and women
hardly ever catch coldp‘vit‘s only when
the system is run down and vitality
low that colds and coughs act a foot-
bold.
Now isn't it reasonable that the
right way to cure a cough is to build
up your run down condition again? _,
Mrs. I). A, McGee of,Waycross, (lit.
says: ”if had a chronic bold and cough
which kept me awake nights for two
years, and’i felt tired. all the time.
Vinol cured my cough and «wl feel
stronger in every way.”
The reason Vinol is so efficacious
in’such cases is ”99.5“" it contains
in a delicious concentrated form all
the medicinal curative elements of
codflivrr oil. with tonic, blood build-
ing iron added. . .
Chronic coughs and colds yield to
Viuol because it builds: up the weak-
cued, runédown system.
'You can get your money. back any-
time ‘if vinol'does not do all we say.
F‘. H Baxter. druggist, iSouth ,Nor-
walk. Conn.
ity S.~—F‘or itching, burning skin try
our saxo Salve. We guarantee it.
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Ii iiiuiiiTii [ill
Browne-union
For Sick Headache. Sour St m-
it‘lli’ wine V‘siaufiuA
acasuih “WW? and await
(let a topsoil box.
Take a Cascarct tonight to cleanse
your Liver, Stomach and Bowls, and
you will surely feel great by morning.
You men and Women who have itsa‘dé
cellopccsted tongue, can't sleep, are
billons, nervous, upset bothered with
a sickngsssy, disordered stomach or
have backache and feel all worn out.
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with (incurstsuor merely forcing it
say. eAvs HE earth: ‘ro arcs:
V iiiiinonronr, ‘Mar‘ghfi l9.-~Te,ddy
Condas,~agod 24, walked into police
headquarters'boro yesterday and ask.
ed to: be arrested, saying he had not
first» a store 'in‘ 'Holyoko, vMassu two
years ago, aud'zlils conscience had so
troubled him that he had become a
. nervous Wreck
Gouda. told the police. lieutenant in
charts that he was: outplayed by
domes ’l‘ivorck in a grocery and meat
market on~Uhlon street. Holy/cite. two
years ago, and that. frivorclr‘ urged him
to burn the place so that the owner,
could collect taco insurance
V cathartic pill. or castor oil;
9 regulars the stomach. ova the sour,
undigested and fermenting food and
k 9 the cheese bile from
made the proprietor of the store inI
which we had worked, our agent, EIV‘Iliers of the t'umilv'
lug lilm2
sent us.
towns, leaving an agent in each
girl, my husband returned to his ownfiend you the ”‘EBMI’WS 1°"
work and I was able to manage so Wmonths
that neither my
liou‘hekecping suffered neglect.
room for the work in the home of my! ‘ lunch in your town?
chief assistant.
and ticket every parcel; the girls do,l brought together, as was
all the work;
again, and do all the dealing with the at a store:
agents; my husband keeps the books I,
and helps us out with rush or special town of six
work
clear, and have neatly all my time to
myself.
and my husband is taking a corms.
pondcuce course in engineering. whichi
will. enable him to get a much better.
position. Eventually
attract the country psoplc Work beg“
had srw
blouses nndV ranged with a hair store to fill orders“ Vinost, of us never think of tryingV until
my some one else shows the w.ny
cultivate the power of seeing just the
way. perhaps a most. unexpected way, I man's Magazine.
been held up or returned to their send
Vsend parcels with
have had to pay first-class postage on
. .
the new plan was received some local 9
passageway every few days With salts;
anus and 9
. \
“In/u: awn/a nor/nun ""' dial
-\:\-W\‘\-\‘\.\.\ .‘xx‘ ‘x‘ -\.\‘l
of hair goods, which attracted crowded A SENTINEL‘ OFFER,
We stayed n week, and when we let ‘; ........_
Stuart Styles for the icminluc mem-
Young‘s Magazine
6‘for the male mombcrs. Scnd or bring
|I300. to this oilice and if you are a
“subscribers to the Sentinel the two
5 per cent. on all work
in this way we visited 141
After two months we returned t
our City and my husband helped me magazines will be sent; to your home
with the work until we had two girld, for three months. If you are not a reg-
.suiiiclently trained to need only 3“‘,ular subscriber order your
Sentinel
pervislng We fitted up the spare“
.9 th ro l-
room with tables, stools and tools tom 1 erf m us or one of the news don
the work Very $00“ 1 hired a thirdiers' pay us thirty cents, and we will
KIllPB
In short—ion pay us 30
“Eli icents your newsboy 12c per week fir
:tbree months and the magazines are
At first i cleared from $8 to $15 alyoms
husband nor
week. Then If developed the business
by letter.
the names or the leading proprietord in width you can fill some “apt in
or stores 1" other towns and so 1“‘.your neighborhood is the that, iulc «if
WNW“ “‘9 number 07 my agents mi'success, sans the L'udies Home lout-
26.
By writing to banks I ,go‘
incl.
Now I hire seven girls and rent a! is it possible to goth good chomp
If not, tempting
Istill receive, \velgli’ food and hungry people are rim-l1
discoV‘cri-tl
I inspect and mail it by the women who sold Hflii(l\\’li‘llt‘rl
i am one of two women in our small
thousand people. who
‘make $20 a: month clear proiit each by:
working only an hour a day. 1 Il"‘
gun this several months ago by send.
ing about 30 sand\\'lc1i93.‘iai'ly' earll
morning to one of our stores?" Them
sandwiches sell for five routs cum,
wrapped in tissue paper. The iIl'llIv r
is glad to sell them for me as tin-y,
1 now make from $15 to $20 a peek
We are paying for a. home.
I shall probablyt
sell my ‘fbusiness"V for several hun- help to bring nod» to tho sliil‘t’. .
tired (KOURI‘SrTQ‘GXM. If Alabama
Hx‘cw Some Women Get Money. I Scrcwcyes DIRUKI in the flips or
bundles of blooms, blushes mid mop
so that they may he hung on bonus
in a closet, will .illou a iicutci ur-
rangcment of (:Il‘ttililli: utensils. -r\\‘n-
.‘i‘bcre is always work at hand that
To
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AFFIX LETTER TO PARCEL.
l (IiilliIREIl Willi tillE SIlIIill’
|l(
\Ioilii rs ulio v. ili I the Vlr 0
iii linrc of iln- -li oliiithr. ~,n s‘ Vim:
lioxof Mollitr (ii iy '2, iii in ., i' u .i- z , -
form-cihroughouttlicsti:.~nn 'ilitylli. :ikiipt nil
in oil .i'liI 1
Local Post Office Puts New System
into Operation
The local post office not in operation
this week following orders from Wa'sii
lngton a new plan with regard to per-
cel post packages which is destined
to be of far-reaching importance. iii-
tentimes a person sending a parcel by‘
v
‘
Relieve Fowrlshncmflunstl :iiion. ’iictliinv ll- —
oriicts “outlook and Stoinai- “-irnnblu l r'ClI l )1
“others for 2%} rs. 'l‘llii SL. POWDI" liS.\l-‘. \l I:
t. All; biotithy g” DrViV'Storcw, mongol” uw- .r,
as u a t u e nm e mulled Fit Add ~
1c ens. Olmsted. Le mm. r. n "
interfere with the address on thc pur-
EEB parcel ”0th 1313““ to explain ‘0 col. The envelope shall be lilidl'ilis‘uml
9 1’9 3°" "5‘9 ”"3 "‘9 parcel mat. to correspond with the address on the
tens relating to the parcel itself. On
parcel. and the parcel to which such
communication is attached shall in all
cases be treated as fourth-class nii’iil.”
account of the fact that a parcel is
sent under the designation of fourth
class matter and a letter is sent underV
the designation of flrst- class innit-er it ‘ LIGHT KEEPER DEAD.
has been impossible hitherto to ninkof BLOCK ISLAND, ‘R I. March 19f.
the explanation coincide in point of" Captain Amazon Littleiieid, keeper (,9
time with the receipt 0‘, the parcel “‘ the New 'ShOreham lifesaving station:
self. Some patrons of the post (mice for a quarter of a century, died yes-
in order ,to do this have ream-ted to terilay; lie-'was bornon the island in.
the practice of enclosing a note or too 1843 and had always lived here. lnl
tor in the parcel, and parcels, huvo-1876 he entered the life-saving My,
~vlce as a surfman.
“I -—-»~-»— wivav-A—A—«m—w... ”n... . ~ ..
dill Slllllliil KIMIIII
IIIlPS Illlli IRIIKDS
Almost every day some grateful Vl')( r.
are because of this infraction of the
postal rules. When a letter is
closed in a parcel the whole parcel be-
comes subject. to first rate rates. and‘
those who have been caught trying to.
letters enclosed
them; which in some cases where the
parcel was of considerable weight,
amounted to a considerable sum “5°“ comes "“0 0‘" “to” and tabs "5"
in order to obviate all ".989 difficul- or benefits received from the use of?
ties and afford a. means by which a “é?“ millennial. Tablet”. Knowing
parcel and a letter could be sent in how much g‘ood they have done others
the game time the you office dVepurt- and lindwlng what they are made of.
‘ment has hit on the scheme or allow- “'8 feel Sill“ they Will help you. 80
ing the two to be, attached in such, a great is our faith in them that us
manner that they maybe sentat'once. time you to try them entirely «tour
pom-timings postage is thbn placed on risk, with our personal promise that
tho-"parcel and brat-class upstage on If they don't do all you expect “‘90 I!
the letter. anditlic parcel ond~the let- to do. and make your stomach com-
tsr’ being attached arrive at‘thelr dcs- fortcble and healthful and 379"" “1'
‘tlnation at’the sumo timb.~“'i‘hcbrdor section easy, uc'll hand back, your
of the postmaster general outlining money.
We commit endoise anything any
post office thls‘mornlnir and is as for more strongly than we do iiiixall Dys.
lewd: , w Ipcpsia Tablets; Containing Pcpnlu
"When the sender desires that u pals and Bismuth, two of the greatest. diges-
cal of the fourth-class matter on which tive has known to medical science.
the postage is fully prepaid with they soothe the stomach, check it...»
stamps affixed at the rate for thiit; burn and distress, promote il natuml
class be accompanied with a commu- flow of the gastric Juice, and help 18%"
nitration Which is not. it permissible ulut‘e the bowels. Remember if, they
enclosure at the fourth class rate,tlie don't make ybur digestion, so ecsyi
,Tcoinmunicatlo may bop laced in an and comfortable that you can out
onvelops, and the full amount oi! whatever you like whenever you like.
“ 't come back and tell us
r store. Three
Norwalk Chronicler