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Lille. Building Trades smoker last
night held in Central labor He'll m
a pleasant ailair. Good speaking and
rtiie'ahinenis were enjoyed. (them
ans'a large attendance. and the pro
giItIime presented was productive of.
warm applause and enthusiasm.
The South Norwalk'l‘rust Company
Inner a special service to trustees.
'l‘lifey will do the work for a trustee.
striving unnecessary expense and trou-
blIe 'end render all accounts in aprop
er; and legal form. Trustees in any
capacity can have their work done
firi’ them by an experienced organisa-
iioh by communicating with the South
' NtIiwtallt Trust Company.
I . stock's
. I1 Phosphate ot Soda
g . roll Pound its.
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PRESCRIPTION oituoots'ra.
32 Wsslllnusn street
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Strongest.
Foundation
l'l‘hriftisthestrongsugnd
:surest foundation soon
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All post cards and tally cards I
radio-preparedness will be taken.
1 In his day Paul Revere used the
quickest means available to spresdi
the order for mobilisation—a horse l
0n Washington's birthday this qtfliekest
in. 12 dau.’ ‘ ‘Good service depends not only it}
—- u what you do. but upon the way
25.111.01.11"! A. to Samuel and “is“ Helen Predrlelu 35 yrs. ll days. 0
11..., Abraham. 22—John Welselt. 84 yrs, 3 day it. ‘Iyou do it. That is true whether you
26—<Vr=rnon A., to pm, A. and L1."- 23 Florlna little. 41 yrs; 9 m... 3 he a clerk in adrug store or a brake-
l
cia Francollni.
1111” men on a railroad. " I
known means of transmitting meg, lleath. I . o . ..
sages—the wireless—will he tested, 26-Margitret Louise. to John and1‘3 ‘“""‘"‘\“- ‘Ol‘i-‘lock- 75 yrs. -6 FILLS SUIOIDE'O PLACE
and the war message that will he, Amy Henry. 1 dais. . .. QOUTHILVGNN Feb "I;TMI
flushed out from Rock island arsenal. 27-liomenico, to Nicola 1111.; 11111.11" :23— ——Esther Ann Westerlleld. 71 yrr.. Southlngton Vatloilal hank selected
.Illinols. will travel amund the United. 1111 yum“, 9 ni.. ill days. .
| yesterday Charles E. Smith of Chester.
lStates. There are- 26. 000 licensedlg' 7-—.\iarion 5L, ‘1, 1111011111,. 1.1 ‘mid 23 —Ablgall Troubritlire 90 ym i m. as Miller to fill the “can” caused
amateurs in the whole country. and} 51111-3111“ Durnin. 2 days. by the suicide. oi tools 0. Curtlas,
it is safe to say that nineieuths of ill—Boy, to Charles and MI123—-~John White. 66 .l‘nl-
.23—Peter Kurimal. 59 yrs. 2 in.
““‘i‘ 11ho let: a shortage ot set. 500 Mr
them will be at their receivers whenI Horn. . . .llll. Biiilth 11, secretary of the Chester»
the “mum comes. ‘21:.leian FL, to Samuel S. and HazelI “_ Am“ E Hale. 83 m“ 3 in Banking & Trust Company ‘
At eleven 'clock on the night oi 1-1.1! or : days. —
February 21, ,centrItIll time tten o’clock.v29_ Antoneite. 10 Frank and Marie 34—Jane Drake. 80 yrs. THE SPEEDWAY FIVE BASKET-
esstern time). a stand by" message: Pas u le. ,tfi—dohn E Rooney. 57 yrs. . E. .
will be sent out and all amateurs are! q ‘ ~ '26 Katherine Steeh 7‘ , . _ 1 BALL CHAN-ENG
. -- . yrs. 5 ill.
ex tdt t thl Th 29 10“" ”em ‘° 10"“ H “‘d “W The Speedway i-‘ive will challenge
pec e 0 go I message. en] Porter. 26—Lucyi‘. Kemp. 79 yrs. 2 m" 20‘Itlny team in Norwalk from 120 poundsl
there will be delivered by the federal:
government through a messenger a
military dispatch to the «Rock inland
and 1 days.
Eli—Albert Henry. to
121—Ellaaheth Tate. 65 yrs.
Myrtle Williams.
George .10 130 pounds. We would like tof
hear irom The Ramblers oi panbtiry.1
-arsenal. This will be elicited by the “FLOW“ Tiled ‘0 985410819 d 27-W:l;l:t:iy:1. lxkeylan. 23 yrs" ‘ m"1Monarch of Brlditeport. and IWest—F
' wireless operator at the arsenal, whoiI Maddalena 'l‘ucci. r0" 8900M? ‘
‘wln then see it for the am time 30~noy. to {Philip and Margaret 27 "mm“ " ”“3“" 3‘ "“ ‘ MANAGER .
'28—Anila .l. McKeon. 80 yrs ‘ l
t ii) i the Marks.
T“ ”m“ ' “uh om . '-—29 Frances c. Cummings. 82 y.rs. 7 ‘
I message. and it will lie-picked up hy.3l--Stephes 1.. to Stephen J
8M1 arrest LAGRIPPE-WHAT!
. other government stations and am Mary E. Bonls. 9 mh86I gt” ll 1 1 F 0 Provo, Bedtord lnd.. writes:
tears within the neuritis distance One 31 ~t ari Sleiert to Carl and Alinetl12 3"" A we" ”6 ’" m'i'nn attack oi «more left me with a:
{or forty-live designated stations W L Slefert. 13 “"- .se1me cough i tried everything. 1|
iii-ton M 1‘ elm ”nubile" ““1 in 31-—lsabel P. to Hamid M and lho‘I3°”C""‘°‘“ 0”“‘er' 9‘ y" 1° m‘lgot so thin it looked as it 1 north
‘tnrn will send out the message to the 1.11:1 N. 6mm 8 days ' would ‘9: well. may, two bottleel
next relay of operators, who will also . ".11....” - 130—8“? Mli‘la- 20 minutes of Foley's no”, “a Tar cared maf
repeat the message. The message‘ Jammy I130—isabella Fitzgerald. 68 yrs. 1 m. .lsm now “u and in“ tow nornsil
lwill be delivered in each oily or state 1_M1cm1 mm“ m 11 0111111611” 'to—tl‘rances Steiner. 77 yrs. - 14,151,131 11 m1. m1“, 111.1
ito the moor“: governor lr- WI al-Willlstn F. Chadeayne 55 ryrs.. l Icoughs, coma: arm. Bold story-1
It is adult in government c m.,10 am. luau. -- - . . . ".1
j—Vinesnao Ragone and Amy AIiiiel-L . . 1 1
else that the whole plan is to learn , II. Foreclllna. .1 . . 1
'hoituniiiklyansrmyolt.m.000sol- I I . , _ .
m.“ ”I” mobilised. i-‘William Staats Baldwin and An- -
as Albln Puncher. “ere“ IS. Plenty 0.! R001“: h] gilt new
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and
.r—rhotnu Bernard oomph
2w“. “L ”I“ h V Harem limit!-
Icahn. Wei. lite).
than. Moi-tillers
iteration-emailed see
wimmmmmbum
HistephenI flurry Lengyel and Ber-
'1 the m nitrite.
s-li'ranklin 3. mill and MW J.
Slots
Waterproof black
27
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White and black duck
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. ‘. , .. ”m ...... .. m High sit...» Notes HOWLANh‘S . ,
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ss—wutor Joseph Cos as Theresa ' ’
.1. was»: debit l I IIt- m Sal-l The “Thursday Aitcrnooh Sewing '1.
”In“ a." El“ F “W rao m Club" will meet at Miss Elisabeth . 1-.
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”m w_—_ h rm f. h I” “5 u—(hsrge R‘yner and Sophie Silth- laborers hone. in South Norwalk. [0- Bridgeport, Coll, Thursday, Feb. 17, 1916‘| “I I
Marmara-harm WW“ I“ “l :2.“ :d” l '
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m ’1‘ shah mu. “m Ill “R 24—Joseph Tests and Mary Nam. 1 A meeting oi the Boys' Athletic as-I ' I
. W 5:“ .. mg. on fl—Edur lingo Preusser and Mu-imifllifli- "9 “m"- u 1:” in ”Wt Boys lll'e walm I :2
l‘he as Payer. ' l tired Catherine Sheehsn. assembly hall. The entertainment. . II
There wire sine-inn in Norwalk zit—William Thonsaa lelullen and committee will maker noun A new ' |
The m at cards will 'dh'1unrlng January. For the tint tinein Edna Marie flea lpruidenl will plobabl) lit alerted l maCRluaws now less' “
I: 32:“ :tluubmfiunl‘, tit-"‘11“ any months the birth rate in July m—Harold Burton lorrill and Adel _____ If x:
o l r e ores ere I. .
Newer“. ,oum a to l nary fell will behind the death rate. line Louise Handley Miss chancellor, head ot litel Ltt Buy Ipitk lli~ mu] t‘oat {til stllutil Hill “U."‘lai Ir: 1
'1“? “will?“ “5‘ " “"th “m" "l“ 31"““9800 in I‘ll-"0 and Ange Item-ll tll‘l’mnliiflii. has started at; mar—and lit ll pick it mackinalv illllt' tii1it~ (ll it-ll. ' '1“ ‘
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Show 1‘ To you 319111111," 0, 11m.“ iribe, 1 0. R. «runner durln:IIiIaIIll:ari1 1” “has loIrIcila. Imam Irollcge Ilirellaralor) (ldas Ll PrenLhI It's only natural. .‘latlx'lllEHV has tht attraction of 7 '- is;
THE IL. tonight uill attend a box social to1 aliuaiy ' _ titliirhiarrymrigu ord “GIThey will meet every .\loini...\ timer-I rchlIl cheerfulht‘olor. ltthah tlit titlHtlllilf't (ll being short ' II.
,1 . - noon. all not ill 1 “av w on 'l r l l h i ”
. g C a all t i i ll t i t l .
"NB”REAK 1:: $132,117). 1;?e.e:n:o:r; omWano— - 1‘44””? A,. ‘0 Charles 1“ and C3" ill-FNW'“ Patrick Cfliii and Eli" ; .____ ideal Coat for skatingr or tolzli’i‘ig: lli‘H'i «ks lll( till:
too " ' 5‘ on ‘ rit- A Roscoe. betli Annie Dl'lecoll ' " h l ' " " ' ' h ' i Y
I WARDRO N I' h 11‘ 1) ll 1 Don I There was quite a lll'rl) r'lloa'ball “‘y- ' 11‘ ii in “arm do luaSI ;
QE TRU K Albin 0. Johnson. of Hillside placer z-‘l";dv‘l(' to J“ n and ' l e e Ja . M tight in the hi. recess )eslrlddy. The; lIlt‘l't‘ goes for a Clt‘arlng-Uut 111' 1111- 11.1111 .1111“ :4.
.1 $15.00 will tonight entertain the members of I Ie‘fwon'ub d l‘lo re M ring) A \lt-rrill 49 . 15111” were vu-nl) lila'rllt‘tl and rental '“uCkma‘ls ‘hm keep “ f"””“ ”r." 3‘ “V” 7“ warm " I .
Neva—I: it: enough, small the Hillside Homing Pigeon Club. ati ' ~ 1eran. “11‘ "I an ren - .‘1 a lxliuil‘at‘s ‘ ' ”a" 11 m.. soot] rhots were thrown. as illlill) otI 3‘5 iiiiii'kliiii“ 5'33 93- 31’» illat'kllliifix $4.75. '
eno wordrobetrunlt. .. , insswe. i .. .1~ 1.1. 1;, _ .__ ,.
.Holds allyou need iorajoul-nt-y ”1:219:11?“ meeting. Ofliteis lsillI, . Helen M.. I0 Albert ii. and Julia ‘.'»~.lai1.t-s A Roach. 50 ”I.“ 1tlli pdrtlilpiilllr “ill mirth. iii hf.“ iil.itl\iii.t\\.~ $5.25. bu“ iimrLln.m c.3545, I 1’ ’\.
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. I l ' \' A hull?" \\'llli d M b l 3 Bud“! "Word. 82 "L 11 In. 20. Th? Senior Illa) voiliinitlm- iii-t ill} hm“ h'hmm'm .3“ I
Jolly Five door lime dance. sari 3“ “AMI“ ‘I’ “m “n ‘ ° -i "In “on I so . I rotm it at 1 is. Ile‘s‘li'rtliu. in» Flo! ' ‘ T‘
evening. Arlon Hall. 1 . w II .etouno. d BI be I 1‘ . ».thI..iII .1 n.. yrs, it m1I1ncr Starr the thsirman. has at last (“I th , f
"‘”’_ ! A a w to em“ all I“ “1. . a1.. _ found a play that seems hatlrtutoiy I 4 0 es "CWO (if i
The governor of New York has'1I Km“ ‘ (I“"r“"'" “udder' '2 y” and ii has been Hubmillvtl to .\lr' “ .1, ' '
1m“ DAVIS lnlade ”un110“ o nthe governor oil :3- Alleue. to Entereon C. and Maud t~—-John ll. bt‘enllon. 5t yrn.1 y 111., '1“. for approval. unusual men 1.01:1.
li‘onnefllcut for the extradition of ii. Ayers. 2 my" 1 ‘ '
" WWW” “- "i ”m" SW19 Aw“. ,I M1,, we,“ 11, m.’ i111 Theodore P, to Alfred and Elsa C-Jolln ll. Ally. 70 m. u 111.. 26 . "" ‘ . .. ..
lb I” i I’- in i 1 A m John 1 days The eiilel'ialuiileill committee oiI l'l'tilil tlit' t-xrcllcnt i‘lnllltx Ill.|l .1111 11.141 111111- on ‘7
elilll nilia onar tutIory trme I ' ' - .. . ,1 , .- .1 I- , 1‘ . ' ' ‘
" l _ ,‘ 6—ilnzel Mile. lo Hurry and Emily ti- HmI I Iirooks. ill yrs. i ”L. the it” IAmleI'fiyflIhm”IT"? "1:1 mi m .u‘udn". t.“ a .md”
WEATHER FORECAST. 1 Mr. and Mrs Henry Case. of the' A. “"11,“ 1 day. . lIrIIl iarlIntI . I.) ye;;e:Itai.I I lib: , II l‘llIat IilIItting is of lll\ nit-u and iam- .inil porch a.»
. 'Keeler block. Washington street 1111191 6 )ienry to Daniel and Elizabeth ‘wl’t-arl ii Frame, 20 yrs. iii in. El "M P on} 4 WW" “ t, “I \\e 3‘ h" form ‘ '
Forecast for Norwnllt and violnit): t ec i ed he i tin Deerlng 1 “II“ Iglren at the next meeting 0! the, Once iii a \\'-,hilt tilting «(lllltx 1 111111 11.. 13111101 lit. .11.,
ius r er. a no eoriltlges1 .1 . .. -- , : . ' ‘
l ibably fair tonight and hide)”. rum their son. “1111111111 ll lure. of 8 Mill) E. to Charles and liltllielli‘.l 7—Rschel Morton. 85 yrs.. '1 ii... 26 lio1.~ “hm“ “”umluon' , h ““1 H‘ ‘5 ”"- unusual iiiiin '.-..
m1 much Change in temperature: lII I w H III . lla) day's estimated that they made till '15 clear [his 15 Clothes llt'\\'~ for him I .II.
lirrllt west winds. Weather condi- a” e or a ' ' . ' . lproilt from the concert given by the 1 .‘ ' ‘ ‘ 1 .
__ ilk—Lentil. ill) Edgar and whole — Mary A. llylugton. its Il'l‘il.. 1 In For at short time we shall make ~liit‘ ‘ ’ " H
t . ITm i u 1 . ~ . . 1 s or ltipttitiifi l0
3:“ 01;: fiiumrisrwzfzer‘d: The surgical tiess‘ing committeel Kiiiiii- 27 dais. “ ”y "Insure—~83 a price that 15 might) attractive! ’1 "- .~
' .1 n u .1] at t ‘10 - Maria, to Glarcllno and ldli Adsn- i—ltschel ilubson, 7O yrtl.. i) in. 6 ‘ ' " “on ma k :-
mm ”10' mini; out the 81 tomeomermrridal gar: ed in thlsworh oiil 1 days. PRESIDENT "IMO" URGES [My fabrics f y IIpiIc IlIlItIIIIlit’I;\1 light and medium “tight II '.
.. . l y, n1." 1;, to the . I I P or sui s: in all ~omt plain or ilt‘tr mixed
awm. Vality. it has caused on home of hire. 0. 8. Kendall. 5‘ Elm- ll-John. 1o Carmine and Carmina c-1uem11m. pm 2-; H,“ m m.. LOVES 70 “(LP TH! “IVICE. “0011.115 for 1011103“ . . 4r.
settled weather with (lorries oi “'1'“ 0 ng or “I Igascia. 13 411le I ’ "A railroad sells something else: We’ '1 milk . th . ' I I. w 1.. .
in m“; “1mm portion at m. we re-1 avenue. one Will 1 to» -. .1110" mm transportation. it "u. . t cm ill in \\ C'tlll't‘tl sly c. guarailtc 1., I11
“Id" 'snd~ ll England. An area oi erInotIiIn. AtItI'orlt willl be ready at to 13‘ “grain-:0 3080931 ”id Milli! M213;- Eldtidxe. 57 )N. ‘I m service. The 91100 of . ticket covers thtir fit and tailoring. ——-;illd price “ill he just 317550 ", i i
' J - ' ' as s . ‘ L‘ ‘ "-
hm pressure from the British “"h' 0 0C "9 ‘0 m. to Edward to A ostiuo and Mailldsllii—Louiu llinck 44 yrs -l N lboth “y. “0'“ Billott. president “001an an he“. ‘0 pitk from: “5'” too. '3‘: i:
wont in now central over Idaho and . ' S 1' it l0~—8 ll Willi 83 " l‘ d in! the New filven road, 1a a new "Unusual" tilt-ii will find it have. 1:46 11‘:
Maintain ~ alum". 1W?" 'iiie regular business meeting or “’5' en. “'"n ' " yrs.. ‘ “y” inroadside thlit is being distributed . ' ..
, . ' the oflcisl board of the First u, I. li—Charleil E.. to Carl 0; and Anna li—Bnby Asbalg. one hour. iamoug hisenl ‘0 es. lils newest 115.. ‘ \lnill floor, rear. "1'
continue“: l" the northern distrirts. Church .1 Bomb Norwsik was held .l. Olsen. 1 i""nlu'h Smith. ‘2 m- illcation is prrctlycally a letter oipln ' “HI
4Tb“ Ionly 3““; reporting ‘3’" mn‘ last evening at the home at imam“ lb-(lrace A.. to Raymond and Sadie it-Oeorge King. 03 yrs. . ”mm,“ I ‘ "j 1
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’"a m “i ' 9. “'- 1A smith on a“ am no“ No Willem. iii-Jihwu Mirna. 2‘ m 9 Railroad service begins at the Silks that Offer ' ‘ ' ".1
. business of a particular nltm was 10—August; to Joseph and Hertha 13-iiflil’i0i i BM” ‘9 Y". 'i m. 30 ticket oillce and ends at the station ’ .
WEATHER A YEAR AOL transacted ntllen. oars. :where a passenger alights. Between a V’ ‘7'"
TODAY. . __ 1....1mig, to Joseph and Sarah 0h» li-wmiun it. when. ti ”‘8. s 111., lhnse two oolmr‘shoulu stretch the strenght. beauty, savmg ,f”
1 (Teammate; Low. :4; high. A 111.... mm- wluuo memorial browrki. 4 am. railroad smile. it helps business. we"
3 L . e”: . will be observed tomorrow atternoon lk—Vincent. to Walter and PMfllE:X4'.J'JeVDll limit“. 50 yrs. 2 “items. ital. courteous and pains-'1‘“, tnccllt‘nt lot of Japallcal silks at Special price—Ir '1'
= - by when" at the W. C 1'. 0.. of "r Minds ‘lF'WiI‘V maria. I! "it ' .“W‘l ““3““ ”“5 contort 0“ the although raw and finished Isllks are going higher and
. this city. The meeting will he held 17— -John. to Pasquale and tordina1 i'v-Eiiniwiii mm. 5‘ .Vru 9"" 0‘ m- WW". “WW1 higher in price! i " ,
$233!” o! m“ within. o“ Berke Napolene I”, whm' ”‘yn‘ 3 'l‘lim W“ h 0“ ot the 3M1 -- Jaiiiimfic silks iil‘t light and fragile ill looks. Bug 5 «e
. i The ufllori'iol open'htt it—-l.uiiri. to Ville? and ’aftba'l‘ ~ 12 .1thde 1 11.11 iImsItIiIItunIt 03:31:: 2:3: ratio; III1 1111311,, they» “I"! .. III .1 I. 2.51.7.1
2:30 o‘clock new at: C'dlock sits ~ Pore- " ” lit-“mutt" till» heir» - Y “‘ ‘ ° i The throuritthe launtlr ' ‘
1 \ tin and alga .
linens. ot brisgoport com,- 1...“. it-Kllrl. to Joseph (all lsry CheIhyu fl—Arlin 0 Faulti- one nor 1: 11.11111 ram: ‘ij '2."..'°:,'§""m° "11'1"ny "0 L .1,“ m ”I? '0" :‘f
11““... It. 17 Smhin it}. ers. lit a. 6 y ' 3::
he ritftrtl and la ixgtfi‘zt‘lfi: flln "Flatt; h 10"“ Ind "If“ ”hi [~17 dairies H gent. 80 of: ‘i‘ mum)1 tulip". or “V unwillingness to m Thcv l3"? urt'al “Wm' Wh‘“ "mm: "P “1‘“ “WWW” 1; "'
. W' I. “1.1.de M1” Will d on . 2:.“ Ion. to J hn F and Ethel a”... ' ll"? questions “i! (“0 WNW. Thu tilakt' “ontltrfully tool and grateful Ullllt’r-
“one I vi h ‘I 1 hi I ar was the 9 - ° - . . . ‘ lthe part ot the asset is essential to: clothing. -.r. :1)
. y i1 t .iit acting n| launder oi the W. C. 1‘. C. Flynn. Ii.~».loseph Burbanzy. l m...6 Ilflyl. ! and railroad bet-vice! It wastes in: ' '. . r .
. thli' inlerests- .gf Bars L Campbell, 23~~Everett W.. to Walter E. and Lil 17_ChI11.“ r‘. Loomls. 84 yr... 11 iii. file mind oi I“ val allies-E II‘lit- lilack 11,1;lit-rpruuf sorts ttrt- lltll lilIluIl't'd by Walt-r ‘1 ,. 1, ‘1
”“1“ "“3“ "min"! PM?“ are . smiles ev wiastasa. ‘ lian Jackson. ' . 1it—r.-thmm w. Lovell. Si in. ilum 91011110011110": ’“I'. u . mom": ~ - jgfi
conning; against Louis Streeter w... . ...._ ' ‘ lib—hindering to 001M and ”“9111“. .11 1. “5-11 ' "And “II! picture is likely to be .1... I In tht gathering; saint rich and ilistinctiw kimono . ‘ "'
rc' The papers are returnable to Amateur Operators to Receive Dis- Hedenberg.1lli—Jsmmi Shelton il yrs. talned and ”Hum.“ 1' later thel ~ilks. Penutiftll he illty are. they uill tl()llhl( ill effet‘t ‘5 9’ 1'
:lIlfiI, city ‘t‘otlrt lhIIi'I first WNK of M Mr, 22. Zi—Raphael. to Antonio and i‘atllt' r- li—qumt D. Van Rem-en. 91 1|... patron oi the rmmd ll helm all When liladt‘ “P b’ I 'I :2};-
III . . Amateur wireless operators in this 1.1, ”on. 1 r. l’i‘L. 26 days. the train by the human or con- White Habutai Natural pongee unique. ~W .
”i —I --I II is 1:”I33‘II'icW In" be called upon Zi—Reglns. to Annlello and Gratis ii-ii-mret Duinhnn. 38 m 'iiiuctor. it he ends his contort locus 21 'nch 23c yd. ’
—i—I you min a nce neo av a w on stwentietb-cent P .. and m i i ‘4‘
1pm“ Cards tor Washimu" Raven's ride will he ury '“l Santanello. {13 Mildred K L99. 3 yrs.. '28 \l-i)‘ tout tor. his inquiries answ D11“..I1\1.Im11 \v-tlght, 32 inch-- .31: . ..
. ii. WIN M 30—min. [(1 1° Michael and 1111111.. lib—lint" et llultlhlll 69 )n. to ln.1sntly, his ticket asked for with L 1 - 1 0c 1 80c dI' ~ A! ..~_ r
in ‘8 you can get them at Donnel 1"» United States government oli' Gurney l 2 1a.,11I- Ismlle. "a assistance oflerod when he ‘7 "m l" 4 o y .. " ' .
ly' tationery Store. 16 South this ’February 23. and the tint v i ' . » . 1 - - L ~‘
211..., ° ' iii-Leonard A.. .to Samuel and let-q“ “WW“ " 0mm ‘1 W1 I3I3“I8W “Hill" ““3““ “m”- 36 inch- 45c to 90° Vii-I A glorious gathering of ,..
MH-
kimono silks; gorgeous with tho-L
L‘s
soc. 55c 69c
80c, 90c. St
inch-
1htit< oi the Istlllst‘t, live with th
inclr I
uniqur patterns oi the Orient.’e fl“;
6 30 inches wide—
69er-
90nd.”
Main floor.
inch -
l‘t‘ill
Wllir-r-rl!
husy Howlalld
Whit-H! Whir-r-r!
Such is the rontelilrd hum ut
machine.
v\ hat comfort and help it hi‘lllux nit)
room’ -
How it helps ill carrylugI formud
4»:chin the work of completing all tht
lllt
lllt'
smoothly and .,
undergarments
ac wmg—
I
..m. dresses for Spring! ms.
Such a machine stands read} to route to your. 1-.
wwiilg-room; to begin its work for you: to do that
work to your satisfaction.‘ ' -' .
i All that's nettssaIry
Starting its service is simple
is to join the Howland club and make the promise
made by all members: in pat the first amount of
one dollar
to choose the type oi lilachtllIt- you like llt'Sl.‘ . 'I
Immediately, that machine is placed right iii vour -7
.own home sewing-roomu—and there it sings its (“PW-i“ . 3
son and snag its helpful part; sewing and saving ,
\vhi e it is being paid for in easy and pleasant fashion.
Come and see the Howlmd machines in service Test
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Norwalk Chronicler