THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING um
TUESDAY. FED t. it,"
Hill SUGlilSll0NS
! . Hill (3000 Cililllllll}
Ficunder a.i'ltahenne.
This is it heavy i‘iah dish. Select a
large thick tloundvr and haw it liliit
ed.
per; then dip them into an czg which
has been b1» tc-n with u l‘dlllr‘t-DOOU of
hot melted butter and try them in
deep but fat. Haw ready a sauce.
mails by rubbing itiithher two level
tablespoons t‘nCh oi butter and flour:
to this cream, add a halfvlllill of boll-
ing watcr and stir until the sauce
boils. Add a toaspoon of onion juice,
a. tcaspoon of kitchen bouquet, a ta-
blcspoon ot‘ cayennc popper, a half
teaspoon of salt and two tablespoons
of [lizcly chopped button mushrooms.
allow it to boil for three minutes at-
ter ll‘t! mushrooms have boon added.
stirring carefully. When done, turn
the sauce into it hot dish and arrangel
the filcts in it, gamlsliing the glattor
with small potato croquottcs.
Scalloped Claim.
This is a light fish dish. Stcam open
three dozen small, round clams and re-
mOVe‘ front the shells. Add to the,
clams a half cup of bread crumbs, 3.
’ dash of pepper, salt, two tablespoons
.,ot incited butter, two tablespoons ot'
‘sweet cream. a teaspoon of chopped:
fjorraaon leaves and the Hilffly beaten
‘- white of one egg. Mix soil and fill
Dust. the {lists with salt and pep .
lt'p'nia.‘ ~nll,
skim
the wup curctully a> l'_ ltoits. and lot
it hoil cwnly tor about four hours.
\\l‘.vll .lonc. attain and thicken slight
with a little butter and flour mix»
lit-turn to thc soup a
little ol’ tho meat, which may rcadil)‘
in taken tho horn».~ in small
piecc»
‘il'l and threw quarts of water.
i}-
ed to a rte-am
l‘l'oni
Parsmp Soup.
Tl l> i~ .i llilll soup l’ai‘c :inii sine
it‘dl'Hiil‘r‘ t'lLOliL'll to Pillliil oin- pound
\rlclt tuo tlllllt'9~ oi ltiittt-i and ~liilllit‘l‘
the pal>llllls in it until tlwy arc te-n
llit'll add a pint of Milt-k and boil
hour Put it through u
add on» piiil
lot it
All‘r.
{or half an
l'tin- stiliiicr, lllter oi
stock with wasonitiv. hml 17,:
Iilli'h‘ .inti sc-i'i't- with lila>lt‘tl iltillliius
Russian Canape.
inakcs two cant-rpm.
Mix a half cup of Russian caviar with
a tablespoon of nratcd onion. a dash
of paprika, a teaspoon of finely (‘hnp-
pcr red popper, a teaspoon of (‘hoped
(hives. Spread the mixture on toast
rounds, and lay on top of each two
small sardines that have niarinatcd in
olive oil and lemon iuicc for 20 min-
utes.
'l‘hia lt‘t llw
W
Fruit Cookies.
Your cups tiour; one cup
butter, rubbed in flour as for pie
crust; add one level teaspoon soda.
dissolved in a little water. Beat two
it ul‘hl‘ll
tuo whit-spoons oi ketch-l
SUGiESlIJNS ABOill
iHE All Of DRESSING
A glinipn- oi an t‘\t‘lllli,i. goon, st‘t'll
at l’auumk iii London. tctently t.,in
only be tlt‘wl'ibt'tl
lllL'l‘dilgt‘ ot mile-at paliilt‘, tohwt—o Jri.
sparkling with crystal. mist blur. ici-
wt and a knot oi deep r« d l‘Uni‘a pct-p
lli',,' from out illl‘ nth
llut
t'lt‘dl'l)
‘di‘ all llquli‘lll‘
~liliillllPr oi lllt
tlUbt‘l tiltN‘l'Hlllttll
tit‘llllt‘ll
o1 tht- gosmunor tmtiirc
Tlic skirt
tt-iinls. ic
trait-d
lnn-, iii >pin»
oi the i'uhric.
ui plaitsd paiinc, sci in (‘lUbt‘
round tlo- waist, whilc at tin-
dutililc cast-adv of the pailllt“ was tak-
V" to cairn-ti
loosely to the waist again 'l'ln-
hilflt‘ was hutll up owr a doiihlc told
of [)alt' pink tullc-vva delicate traccry
of jet laid oicr whiic crystal: i'orm
lug a tlccp i'ringt-tl point iii iioni_ tln-n
carricd over tln- and fall
It”; in another dccp capclikt- point a:
the back. The long lincs wcrv
centuaicd at onc side with mist-blur
veils: which also hcid ihi' llttlc knot
of dark red roses. At the \i'til.~'l was
a twist of palcst piiik tullc and silicr
'l‘lic slimn-s wt-rc reminiscent of a
Romney picture, with tin-p i'iiftlcn.
troin undur which i'fllllt’ it “Hit“ tuition
to lllt‘ waist As is so ol‘tcn found.
these garmcnts neccssarily ltisc sonic-
ttiini; in description, tor one cannot
prccmit-n o.
l'tJllnlNlt'tl
t'iilliics-»
littt'l. .i
thc ham. and
(‘Ur
shoulders
Ill”
hack ‘
I.
O 0‘
4"
DE PARTMEN '
.—:
mount. showing the gleaming orange,
bronze and green shades men 111 top-
per win-ii touched with iirclight \n
othtr \tl‘) smart hat cit-so filling a“
lit gih ot clown was made oi ldllllr‘ ll
bl~tl huit will i a most t-i‘lwtiic group
oi “lllgb pointing this. way and that
pUbl'd at one side Tllt‘l't‘ was also :i
iepiodmiioti of an aiiihwiitit Scrhlin
ital. its vivid Pillf‘l'hltl green
wrcath A ('losrfllllllg turban of
black p'dllllr was given a most original
and gracci‘ul finish in two tirli‘lt'll lru'
.thcr pom-poms sci well to the front.
i'l‘heii. and pt-rhaps most zittractii‘c of
‘all, their was a little high-crowned
siihpt- oi tlull given thtiltn tlic whole-
‘crown cowrcd with an iiitcrlacing of
long hronzc-grccn coqut- ictiihcrs. con~
with
sidcrahly lighlcr iii shadc than tho
ornamcni lllt’llllollt‘d shove, which
wcrt carricd rouiid the crown fllltl al
lowitl to droop ot‘cr tho narrow hrini
at onc sidt- 'l‘iicsc hats~ ucrt- union.»
and of :1 type to indicate what will
hc worn tomorrow
_. __.__ _—.__..
TO INCORPORATE CHURCH.
At iltl
iiit‘ctini:
ll|.tl(l.\ll-‘li”.l.ll, Fol), 7 tin-
ltiul‘lii'tl annual church
lit-i W. A lluillt') prcsidcil and l-‘
t‘. liidwvll Wait clerk. 'l‘hc cliiitcli
lllI‘lllllt‘l'.\ Illt‘t-‘cf‘lll \tiictl to lllt‘urlttil'lilt',
thc nunic of thc First (‘onurc-
national church of Blooilil‘icld. 'l‘lic
tcrtitlctitc to bc loft with tho sci-rt-
.nr) 01‘ static was sigiicd h) P t‘. llid
tliiI
iinilcr
“-.
a
.I
.
lMPlliliANi illillflS
All Slilllllll llNOW flame DFGJ‘J’ flu/1mg
THE stony OF THE LAZY l
SERVANT. ,
Once there was a lazy nHli’dlll who
“15th >he was rich.
So a fair) appeared and paw llt'l a
lamp.
"'llult that lamp," t‘klilltlllml tho
Illll’)‘. "and you can lilt\l‘ what you
want"
llut the lazy seriant was not im-
lil‘t‘SM‘tl. '
‘lt'a jllsl a ~ihrtiii to on llic
brass work litillslwd,” shc yuuncd.
And so llt'l lt)l’lllllt‘> lt‘illiulll'tl
it.‘
”try won: litlllll>\lllt' liltlllitJnt‘
titil
IN THE SAME PREDICAMENT.
'|.cnti ”iv a liter. oldiiiaii. l’ni clean
broke "
"\\'hy don't you pawn that ring you
an- wcaring‘"
"l‘oitltiii't do that.
h tlt‘t I'HN‘tl lilllllll‘l' "
itk .‘l .~t)u\t‘llll‘ of
'\\‘c|l my money is a murmur of a
dw-t-nwd t'athcr." ’l‘ranscript.
l'vndioion Kentucky, lain»
, st-cms to haw some
rcasoii to lw proud. lhita showing
that scicral bco kkt‘lit-l‘s thcro taili-
ercd 10,000 pounds ouch anti oiic 35..-
ooo pounds.
“Uhlull
t'titllli),
oils for H." honey
V (“£35 with mic and onchali cups . ‘ , ~ ’l‘ln- crcaking ol‘ a door may in: in-
;tibuttertnl rannnkin‘a. Bake until liui'fcd gum". pour into n0u1:~.ld roll mm properly convey to ptipcr tlwlr dainty Willi, Klilll‘fln l1. Milli-t and John A Emu”). fiLOppi'd by rubbing the hinge
will) and a delicate hrown, to m‘ 1:, mm. cooking. Run llll’ilugll fuudfhupppr tllill‘lll and l‘t‘nll‘iillll. \\ ilco\ 'Ilit‘ by 10“" éltlUl'lt‘tl l'i'llt‘“ with H 0le ol’ soap. [, docs “m spoil
Lilies. tint-hall cup tins, oiiohali cup raisins. lti loiitlon, as is wcll knoiiii. M‘ct‘)’ "6 ““M' “wk for ”I" ”Nun”. mm thc looks oi tlic paint as it‘ oil were
«— -—- Boil with one cup sugar, one cup lll't‘lil lllttillh‘il‘ tic-stuns hats to coni- Illlllt‘i‘ l’llll‘l'i’l" "“"”“”““"" “15° “i” used.
Oxtatl Soup watt-r, tivc minim-s, atlti onc iahlc- pit-to ouch costumc in Paris, this is litiw t‘litti'm' 0f illi‘ (‘lluri'll ll'ld "fill-“h chp all tlic kitchcu utensils in one,
Thi.~ " 1‘ ”“1“." ‘OUP Tilit‘ two qltoon tiour tilwolvcd in a littlc watt-r. not so. chaimiux living kt'pl M‘Wlm‘" “‘"l‘ "“"""“""“"“ “Ii” "1““ b" 5'" place. and a small otic at lhtil. ll.
Ollailx m‘parnic tiwm wash and put llJll till thitk Flavor with tillt' “‘3 iron: gowns In London iicw models lcctt-tl for social and spiritual work will save mm, and steps.
s ”1,8!“ ”“0 ”‘9 W10 Dot. lllts ll small ‘liooti \utiillzi. cool and put tllli‘ [ml in hats :irc uiiiwnrlni: daily. 0"" 0" 'l'lH‘W "ill“?! in" "“W' l" ”l“ (“h“rl‘l‘ ' For cleaning white canvas shoes.
“ “he” ”f “3““ “I‘ll Mid it “till llll‘l‘P spoon on with cook) link-:- lli‘lt UN) “‘1'?!” onus may he iiii-iitioxicn. 'i‘lic itt‘wwni “mull“: tillllllllilet‘ “f tniikc a paste of bonziuo and powder
, " sliced ""i°""~ Ml" ”‘4‘, “09 stalk ni‘ li‘lllzt‘l‘ Ili-iii common t'tluhlt‘n Among tin-in a .ict'p hrunc wit-ct or» tho church was L'lW‘ll lhi' DOWN t. 'ed magnesia. Rub on the panic and
g, €11”le t'i‘lt‘t‘)’. a billli'll oi swcct —---—~-- igiiitil iti coloring and ”HP. 'ttul «I tiiakc the nominations -oi’ tho olli lot it remain uiiiil dry_ thcti hrusli 0“.
9'19”“. Dflrslfiy‘. a hay teal, t‘our clotcml — Try a Suiitincl Want Ad. .trowu viicirclvd with an iridoswni u-i-s with a clcan dry cloth. ‘
F." A... ‘
i To WED iN STAMFORD. LITTLE yon CREDITORB. l $91,000 lN CLAIMS. QUITE PLAIN.
—__-
Wt Norman 11. Mt-tz. oiictlnic comp-
trollcr of New York city, and l‘t'1il‘t"
BPhliithP in congress, whose wiic ob-
‘1!“in a divorco from him last No
' Vciiibor in llcno, New, procured ii
marriage license on Thursday in
Stamford, and will marry therc, prob-
: ably today. hirs, Alice M. Norman, of
, Ecw York. Mrs. Norman has hot-ii
l _-«-llit‘ll“l.ll‘t'l‘ oi the Next) l’rt-pat'ations,
,li‘it‘.. it Now Yorii corporation, which
“i‘ll'. Motz supported financially. llcr
\ 'i'alcci'ee of divorcc, obtaincd in llronu
county. from Lawson Norman, ho
came final last week. Slu- has threw
children, the oldest of whom is only
five. She is thirty-seven old.
Mi. M912 is fortyoittht.
ycara
A PERSON 0F
» -———.
IMPORTANCE.
Johnny had only just started
. 740.1001. and on the third morning he
.5. . was late in getting up
‘ “hen became home at the middle
of the day his mother said:
"Weren’t you late for school
'Jnorning?"
5 “,Oh no mother!"
jaiy‘.
9 "Not late? Why. you didnt leave
home till after 9! What were the oth-
er children doing when you got
.‘1 there?"
"They were just all sitting still
waiting till I got there!"—Exchange.
flow to fight Tuberculosis
In It piper rend lat-c your tic-tore
Vile Box-r County Medic-«I Society
lid published In plfl In the Limits.
llle “Hulls-l Progress.” Dr. .I '.
Cork-rt. of 5a- Antonlo. Texas. a
yak-Inn who in devoted much
use to the study 0! mien-cloak.
“I! “since lime ult- constitute
alveolar":- of all the mineral aub-
uunou ol' the Iii-n- body. they
.Ifl- be supplied In the loads or
, Ipnlemnted In miner-I prepara-
‘ (Isms. or natural Ital-“tia- ensur-
, ' w. H- tuberculin!- unchecked. The
“ '~ widespread and unchecked spread at
IIbc-rculula all other unveil-Isle
this
exclaimed John-
, World.”
“‘ ‘i‘lida from another authoritative
medical source comes Justification
for dis- use of time In_ the treatment -
of elilbafl‘lllwls
Since on. Is one of the ingredi-
‘onts of Eckman‘s Alt‘erntive. much j
n! the success allehtlillk' the wide ‘
uproar] use of this remMs- doubtless
'0! due to the comb-nation of this
III! In such a way as in runner It
wily uaimllable. it causes no
flomncli dlaturbance. and since it
.eoulhins neither opiates "atomic!
it» a hit-forming drugs. it in gar.
. . man's Aiterntlve hat- cfle- ted '
if!” rltahia results In numerous
pulmonary tuberculosis
motion) and allied chronic If-
Inns of the throat and bronchial
man.- In many Instances such
Whirl. nppareittlv. have erIaied
‘yflimplfloly to It 1
g on. your drumziat is out of
t
3 Mn tn onion or neon dimt \
EL lat-rum. must.»- i
lose married .da Julym'i'ut infirm -a niisd adv.
r'car That Kellogg & Giegmy As; rts
May Dwmdle Greatly.
'.l .i int-i lllli.’ oi lllt‘ ii't'tiittt,~ ol lx'i‘l
llli'
who run-till) tilt-tl :i lii'lllttill in
with h uli< l-clrl in ilio oi-
lllllllilll,llt'\’ liaiiks,
inst arch, Iii lli'itlut‘po'» .lllill'l‘ Roi)
crI S :llcxtiinlcr of l)niihv.ir_. 2 as t'll‘tl
Hi lru-‘tcc. .ltidgo .‘lill‘il‘l .l, t'iitiiiintz-
ham 'iml Alt‘rt-d l. Davis. of llziiihury.
and tuition S. Sullivan -il' \'cw .Vlill'ottl.
\H‘i‘i“ nanml l-y llot‘crcc lianlu :i: ‘ll 1
iiprdist'rp‘ of ilic purport; 'lll‘
coiiccrn.
lhiriitt: tlic nit-cling it.»
Hollow: 8; Gregory were (“Scllfiflfill at
lctinth and some of the creditori PV-
preased fear that the asst-ts will .Vit'ltl
wry little cash [or thin. \crording
to the schedule tiled mm the ‘lnitod
States court. in Hartford, at the timo
tho bankruptcy petition tirtictiotilnns
were brought, the assets of the coat-
p.4'y were placed at $21,976.00. 0!
tn».- assets 87.880 represents unllqtiid-
sled claims In the shape of road con-
tracts which the that obtained from
the state and which have not
completed. Some of tho creditor.
prcwcd tho opinion that these
tracts would not yield very
thin in the way of assets.
(it the remaining assets, 318,883 rep
.\ lil'it'p'til‘), liaiihury ioiitiac
-..r-,
liiilti'titdt),
lit‘t' til l‘l‘l‘l‘l'I‘“ lll
:ivltl N;
law” oi
COT.-
" rcwnts the valuc of the road construc-
Il’i‘l implements and tons, and as the
state will not build any now rt-ads
dining the next two years the credit-
ors do not feel assured that any great. _
sum will he "waived for th‘lll. unless
Vthu tools can be sold to contractors in,
. othcr states.
The iiabilitlcs of tho cont-wn- arc
, 5513311.“.
GRANDFATHER 0F "BICHEST,
GIRL" DEAD
Was Pioneer irish Settler in Man.
cheater, N. H.. and Was 86
Years Old.
MANCHESTER. N. H. Feb. 8.-~
1\Iartiii Fitzgerald. giandfatlier oi
Mrs. Catherine Baiker Spaulding oi:
Chicago. the richest girl in the coun-
try; died yesterday at the age of 86 at
his home in this city. He Was one
1of the pionesr Irish settlers here. His
édlugliter Katharine Fitzgerald, mar.
lrind John H. Barker,
who was head
of the Haskell and Barker car com-
pany of Michigan City. ind. Both
daughter inherited ssofloooodo and.—
.tuicli tor ,
In. and Mrs. Barker are dead. Their All 'dmgu—zsg. soc. u.
Affected by Courts Ruling in National
Hat Co. Aftalrs.
.l:tiii“~ \iarsliill, ol' l’all lliicr. :ml
Arnold 'l‘tiim-i ot ltutiltury, wt.l ;.. ol
lowcti t\\-t uccks to show cutiso uh)‘
tlii'ir claims against the National Hat
(‘0 ‘a‘htlllltl lic nllon‘cd. accortiiiiu lo a
i'uliiig‘ iiiiiiii- by Judith (lager, ‘Ii Ilit'
supcrlor court iii scsslon at llrio.» port
youtcrdav. Tlli‘ claim of Mr. \i.ll“llitll
amounts to :Mu‘uui, whilc that oi .\lr.
’l‘urnilr totals about $23,000.
it In t-xpcctcd that a committee will
iw appointctl by the courts to pass up-
on tho claims. Mr. Marshall's claim
rcprcscnts moncy loancd and thc point
at train» is whether ilic mom y was
101”)?“ to Mr. Turner personally. or
through him to the National PM (to.
Mr. Turner asks that ho ho. allowed
the amount of money which the hooks
l
of the National Hat Co. show to ho ow?
lug to him. The amount has not been
dolinitely asoortalnw‘. liui it is stated
to be about $25,000.
LinOnine
A Great Home
Remedy
been .
OX‘
or Coughs
Linonine brings relief. men in the
most stubborn cases. and the world oi
medicine knows no surer curative ag-.
out for bronchial amictions than Lin-
onine. When the throat is parched and
the lungs sore with severe colds the
'inflammaiion from membrane and tis-
j sue.
AND IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT
FORM OF COLD YOU HAVE, LING
NINE IS WHAT YOU WANT.
! 2
rams-nouns. M
and Coldsrf;?3;:.“=°°‘-
CASToriiA
For Infants and Childrm
in Use For Over 30 Your!
Always bears MW
. MW
.... _.-.._____._.—
t 9
Signature of
N. l.,iV that H. ll. R
Timetable
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. Mr'liu9X, n.42x X, 6 ”9. 6.51).}
7:18x, 7:40. 8:10x. 8:21x, 82.391, 9.23)..
9:40. 1013311. 10:5flx, 11:51.
P. M.——~1:13x. 1:27x, 'lztl‘lx, 3:29.
4:31x, 5:18x. 5:45. 6:02x, 6-17. 7:02:
7145:, 9:45x.
Sundays.
A, M.—-t2:25x, 5:421, 8:54,
10:33:. 11:51x.
P. ld.—~l:13x, 2:441. 8:121, It3lx
6:45, 6:02x, 6:571, 7:021. 7:57x. 9:45;,
_'10:40.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—I:le, 5:30, 6:39, 8:00;,
:511. 8:161, 10:03:, 10: 06 10: ”501:1
' P. M.—12:03x, 1:06, 2:04x, 2:57,
#3127}, 3:54. 4:23, 5:131, 5:29, 5:32
6:00x, 6:06, 3210:, 9:37. 11:15:,
12:00:.
Sundays.
A. H.—~6:00, 8:001,
. larbox.
P. lit—12:10.
9:00, 10:031..
5:02,
11:15:,
1:083, 3:39x,
8:10x.
——
SOUTH NORWALK 70 new HAVEN
l “in—12:23:, 1: 13!. 6:05, 7.15
is: 15x. 10: 18x,11:121, 11: 57:.
P. M.—-1:20. 3:16x, 4:23. 5:19, 6:20. .
6:51, 7:081. 9:25, 11:22. :
Sundays. 1
a. it.—12:23x. 1:131, 7 43, 9:15x,l
10:19. 11:12:, 11:57::
9. 1111—2-09; 4:461.
7: 08:, s: 39x, 9: 26:. 1
————- l
sou'rH NORWALK 1'0 nausuaw
a. tit-4:13. 1:27.95”. g
P. u.—1:3o. 4:882, 8:25 7:14. 1 l
citation.
a. I.—-10:87
P. n—ms. 7:30.
6:33x, 6:48,;
DANIURY TO SOUTH NORWALKJ
‘A. Ila—0:00, 7:25. 8:18. 10:05:,
11:59. . - '
P. 01.44:”. 6:40.
. Sundays.
‘- 1.74%. . .
l in known:
I’vt'k noiistui of his iron will,
lint nihrriml. iw tliti lllltl
'liti- ’lttll in that will of his
\\‘14 oi’ lllt‘ ~t-t'lt'sl kind
Framin-v I:
as: motor :‘%l
fg¥:. 31:33"
3‘00“ iy‘lidg, illbt'at
tctr-tioi 90317-‘0‘
an-
._,. .
Special Sale
MllSllN l""""FRWEAR
The Lillie Shop
K. a A. CLAVEN 56 N0. MAIN ST.
_._._
BU Y
Hazelton
‘oai
AT
The 3. He rshfield & Son Co,
122 WATER ST. TEL. 234
W
The Reed 8: Volk ,
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
- in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 80640 877. Main at.
So. Norwaik, Music Hall Block
W
—A_-WIOE MERCHANT.
advertises his goods. I! he cannot do
it. in a lane way. he uses iii. Sentinel
lots-um "mi: saw- stimuli. can
Prepand Expects/[y For This Nlrwspdptr
Servicmlile and
:chuckcd silk.
merit lti white acrgc or lu-uadclotli.
nun-sow...“ .
(gory 6:77)! ’dctlca/
foO/U’ fl .
IIR
by Pictorial R ct‘t‘e'w
Distinctive Coat For Spring.
l u . ‘ :‘li >‘hitl' 'li.tll
\ll' ii our! wr llily‘i
miw punch itid lillllSd.lll\ xtelh .l
4.. nu ll.t~l il l\ t‘hltiltlll foray-t .*
it 2~ . .nit- 14f lte~.i\‘y plaid s ..
lull ll .9 lil‘lltttrm‘iry to suggest t'..
~tlL', it‘lli ni’ gilllilrtllllt‘ may be 1.4
lil‘ltild lti medium size Hill) .1.
\lil l~ :' lrlll‘ l1 Jllult‘l‘liil .irc rioiiired it
it» mat \‘lll‘l’l ihc it‘lli'tl' is rt-‘id
44 list-“l1 it .itiil.» ict'crs to the front of “n
' I .....t it .. llt'il is addcd an attrat' ~r‘
tilt-aw illl"l i.\ g‘dliit-il.
(Hill i\\ti .u-‘lli'lls of the pollen:
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., a 3". pl..u.l oil lllt‘ l"llKlll\\lN' fold (if v
(A, cloth, iin- hath and the collar '. -
- \litzle ..~ lord on a lengthwise llll'tmi
l1 anti is laid lwturi-ii in.‘ back and ’
t _ tUHMl' Tm- : iii‘f, pocket and front .
. [Illii't‘tl UN .1 lt-iigtiinlsu thread, in
1,: tht- iinilctiming runs parallo-l with 7..
' ,1 .~t~l\‘agt~ ctlgi- of material
I‘laiii \‘-.liitt- surge is Pilllllo}t‘ti
. ‘ t‘hsliinii mam oi the “PW spring to. :7
P}. lllt' smooth, l\\lllt'd \‘arlcly being i”!
F? I in l“'l'lll.il‘ faint. it is cinlneiitly s~
A, icciililt- .llltl .tlfll-i;ilile to many o»
> ~it-tis A
Sig? Ht‘tuitlt It'lll lIi t‘llll‘fI-li u'clght Is uwil
‘ r ‘ , . . for iiinrt- «Apt-twin liltltltlS, and a not
0"” l!‘ ..{ tlin Fl}ll' h. rc illti~tratcd t'ai'ricil ml
' iii \\l|llt‘ l:i'tt.itl«lulli l\t-tild be oxcclitttl
i for tli't-ssy tn'~ owl-tin.
If .l« i'sv‘} .lotl mu) also he employ.“ to
' .. lil>gilllll ilquiit
' ..“'./ 'l‘ltt- \'n;;.:c of _ll‘l.\'l'_\ \icaio-s is i.ol
tillllllll‘ll in sports uiimriits its m...’
ital tl>l‘, lttll i.~ iiou in lJl‘ l'otiiiti tr
“lit i- llllltll‘t‘il Mitts, waists, Ill" ’1!“ 7.. ii
. sl'lflllllt touts. TlII‘l'i l.\ also a [riot
/ H‘l'gt. ii tit-lgv “till .i jitrti “01.x.
,‘ that l.‘ not ”into so «‘ldstn‘ its tlu» town
I Irt'M'w . loth, Hf «mils» ‘llt‘ ti’azc :ni'
Militia t'l'll’ll'h is ii-simiisililo- for [It
ji-t'u-i vomiv. .iiiil piolualtly it is It;-
ntiriiotno coat of 1..
also uuitalilc to tho-lop-
cioc anti tuljdatiiicnt in tin: form “1'
till! “\l'l'llillt“; lining that n-comni-nd
ll 7.. tl..- [ii’t'nllll stilts.
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The scientific conduct at business and personal malt-a today classes
the methods employed very “lastly
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Avon! The liability
or not having a checking aoocount. We Invite accounts which are
given efficient and courteous attention.
Fairfield County National Bank.
THE 01.0537 BANK m nonwam.
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SECUHITY B
NEW FURNITURE [N A NEW STORE,
Two immense wonderfully well lighted floors, crowded with
. UP-TODATE FURNITURE
it makes no difference whether you wish dainty pieces for the parlor.
or-sturdy chairs and tables for every day use.
WE HAVE TiHEiM AT LOWEST PRICES. '
Prompt delivery to all parts of Norwalk and surrounding towns.
RAYMOND. 8s SON
Wall 5 High scram ‘ FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwalk, Con‘n.
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