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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23. 19:6
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Frozen Plum Pudding.
Make a (‘tlalttl'tl with one quart of
fresh unskiniined milk, the yolks of
four eggs and one and a halt cups of
.Iugar, tiamr at h vanilla Cut into
mil pieces a quarter oi a pound of
’-‘ seeded raisins. Add tvv'o tablespoon
V (uh; tacit of citron and conserved
cherries, Elihu cttt ttp fine. Mix with
the fruit l\\"l tablt apoom'uls of grated
choco'ate. Pour over this enough
’dhorry wine to cover well. Put all
together into a saucepan and let the
WM!!! simmer until the mixture
become a lhitk paste. it must be
' . munttty stirred to prevent burning.
‘1"«1 add the custard to the fruit,
tho a quart of cream sweetened with
I “will oi white sugar. flavored with
1‘.” g toaspoonful of vanilla extract and
whipped up very light. l-‘reeze in the
host freezer attainable. and by the
tile tlte cream begins to harden, have
y the whites of the tour eggs and
stir tn tightly. This is n delicioua
doom and not so indigestible as one
would nuppose.
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Old Englial't Plum Pudding.
Two cups of stoned raisins, 1 cup
. OI can-aim. 1 cup of mixed chopped
,1. but. 2 cups chopped beet wot. 1 cup
of Iour. 2 cups sugar. 1 grated nut-
.‘TIO‘, 6 cans. Boil or steam eight
Mun.
. Sauce: ltoil 2 cups milk. .‘H cup
' luau, bitter on of an egg. one ta-
blespoon iiour, wet with milk till
thick, add one teaspoon vanilla. or
my other flavoring desired.
Cottage Choc-e salad.
Matte littlolialtit of cottage cheese,
roll in chopped peanuts and lay on
(flap lettuce leaves. l'our on dressing
undo of one tablespoon of vinegar,
three tablespoontuls or olive oil, salt
l
m
and peppcr to taste. or a couktd
tirt‘se‘illfl. ti niayoitnai-t - pit-torn!
Fruit Salad.
tine tap minor. ,tuicc oi ;’ it‘liitilir.
r..l‘ lt)»i‘ihl‘r. lilr’tl dtiti ltvti bl4ii‘l]
tub, cook till thick
with whipped «team
\\ Ilt‘li tttid, litii!
Sliced bananas.
”(ti tilt‘l'ril‘.‘ and white grapes may hi-
\l>t:i. titt'l' which pour the dressing
Swectbnoad Croquettea.
lirown four uWrrlhrr‘dtie in
Takc half a pound of
tongue,
butter
cold litiilcti
chop tine both sow-threads
'tltd tongue. Mix well to‘gt-thei with a
little chopped parsley and halt a small
onion. a little pepper and salt. the
yolks of three eggs and atllllt‘ oi the
gravy the rivveetbreads cooked
lll Mix well together. make itito
bali~ and try in very hot lard.
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Lemon Pie Without Milk.
t cup sugar and 2 tablespoons flour
theiipedi mixed together. Add grated
rind and juice oi 1 large or 2 small
it‘flltlllb. i pinch of salt and a large
modern cup of boiling water. Stir
writ and add the yolks of 3 eggs. will
beaten. Stir thoroughly and cook utt-
til thick A double boiler its the
howl. a~ you are sure of not burning
it. but it will take longer. of mime.
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Meringue.
that the whites very stiff. swi-t-tt-n
with a tablespoon oi ptitttit‘f‘t‘d sugar
lilti flavor with a few drops of lemon.
For this pie thc cru~t >hould be baked
first: make a rich crti.-t and "pink" a
good i'iiil urtiultti iiw ctigt‘, saute lit! for
inward or pumpkin pic. then prick
"w crust all ovt-r with a fork. every
links it
nict- ill'tHlll, and when the filling is
partly cool turn into citist. You can
limo “ili'll
sonar» illil. even the \ldt'fv.
put the meringue oii any
you have it good ovcn.
ilourtwivcs watch Sentinel Want
.vtts when the need of it new "help'
I
SUGiifSllllliS ABGUl
iiiE All Of DRESSING
'iiit- vtpttidatc‘tiuoini» woman 1.-
film‘s to work in unbecoming
no matter what lilr weather
Rain or shine. innit-iii
upon looking w‘cll dreened,
Kai“
nit-tits.
rilt‘
knowing
that her appearance is no small pait
oi ilt‘r rilt‘t‘trs.
may lit-
The time has plinbt'il
vvhrii the ctiictt-ni \vorltcr was contcnt
to wear Shit
tit'rsst‘s iti‘i'Stll’ itir liit‘ office Just as
any sort of ciotlit-s
immaculately a» tor a drawing room.
Winter weather is particularly try‘
ing to the litlnlilt’fls woman. llttring
February and March there are so very
many rainy or snowy days that even
the moat fastidious vvomttii must «it»
cottiitt-r discouragement when site at-
tt-ntpts to look smart at all times
However. things are easier for her
today than ever before. for a great
many good loolting rainy titty gar»
mcnie are now displayed in the shops
.tii ehciitial to a "Hit. attractive npr
pv-arance on a rainy day iii some wort
of waterproof coat. This tit-ed not
he a hideous affair of i'vtbbcr. drab in
color. uhapelcsa as to tit. Really antivrt
waterproof coats are to he {fund in
lill‘h‘t‘ cnliglttcnt-tl times at mOdernte
prieevx. one seen recently being in
pewter gray waterproof tweed, th-
aignctl to \\liil.~lflnd tht- vvickedest
\vt-atlicr. it was littctl with it lovely
Wedgwood liltic ahadc ~llk. pilot
with silver gray The cvtrcmc fut
no», lwsidca being most :tllrat‘liH’.
vv'dh tit-arched to make the rain fall
ott‘ ll trom the wt‘art‘l"tt
shift. which was Hit-'0 ot’ vvtttcrproofml
mutt-rial the
top with two littgc tweed covert-ti htlt-
iii
well away
'lbi- coat liuttoncti :tt
tulle. and below with invisible prtieh
buttons. or it could he worn open. it
pot‘kt-le tit the
mice, and the garh was contplt-tetl by
a iatmty and sensible little hat in him-
t‘elt, with a gray ribbon and uniarnii-th-
had two capaciotln
A
ldt'ti llt titltoluohiit' veil.» i.
chitt'oti band,
‘viit‘
tvvclvc-
it
worn with litt' opening tillt't'ii) over
it?“
4 iii ttii t‘ilnllt
ti.~'
niittlli it T‘
with
vtil tailing well down on
and
iitil‘tit’i‘
t‘iigt‘ti w ill!
ti
inth of slitttlovv iittt‘ t‘
iitr [NH and i.- iirkl\\'l| bath will“ 1.0‘
in usc it is ai~o Btliiniiio‘ ltil‘ tvtn
ing wear.
able Mei-l littcltlc and a pm oi ltlflll
watrrproof bout:
the vvlitvlc was a jiltilt‘itilh illihlurt‘
of lilt' picturesqur and the pittt-tictil.
and proved that we the
most perfectly wt-athvr resisting gar~
lllt'lllh and Mill look (luiit' chaiinini:
on a wet day. The idea that "any old
clothes" will do for bad days is (limo
exploded now adayn. being replaced by
the lt'Wt‘l' and better it‘t'illlll that
otii-‘i clotlieit isiltltliti he nightly
wt-li as suitable for all eincrgt-ncics.
and the pretty its well «a practical
eidt‘ of life made a real study lil dress
and in all lilillg“
w
(Hill “I'iir
it n’
.\n enchanting dance trot-k tor youth
in of nattier blue pussy wiliovv tam-ta
trimmed with garlandtt oi pinlt rosea.
The high, draped girdle. forming the.
bodice. risen over it soft iittlc draped
yoke of while tulle with haliyish short
illeevea, ruitlt- trimmed. l'ink roses
trail over the nhuulder ot tiii.~ little
yoke- and itold up the high draped bod
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too. uder which iii the usual lightly
honed foundation Viki insurer. alt-.1
tit-runs of “taint Ililt'. The itill skirt
has two tiouncea, ouch it-atherlmned ut
the hem to maki- it time excessively.
l'inlt rows are sevvv-d to tlu- top of
tlvc opp-tr lloiiicc where it Joins the
i‘ltirt
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“hue and t-olor ari- usuallv combin-
ed ill the ‘llliil‘it'sl ncvv wants
lit-tathahlc fur collar» and cum rc»
lltl‘ht'lll aood nit-ti ior wintcr suit.
Hollow and llll'lltl art- the accepted
mitt'tmh tor evening or tili‘esy iltlin
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—-A Sentinel Want Ad. for malt.
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titss tttitii's iii-in
PliPllS ttti iicitti
The musictvle held at the home of
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i. violin .wlt-ction in an artistic limit»
our and illilnit‘i'w' liarry Arnold and
Ia-mic ”lift in ill\'llrl'ti with rct ittttlorh‘
(tomes vvcro enjoycd and rct‘rc.~h~
tlit~llls served.
The pupils
Misses Eleanor
Shine, (trace laockwood. \‘irginitt lltvke,
\\ ere lilt‘
Audrey
part it ipat mg
liav o-nport.
THEATRE OWNERS
GAIN COURT VICTORV
Right of Proprieto to Exclude 0b~
toIIOnibie Critics la Suatatned.
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.\l.lli\.\'\'. i-‘cb. 23.-—'l'llt‘ right of .‘ c
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t Sll.\.\'Gli.\l,(‘hina.l-‘eh. '.‘.'i.—-.\lar-
Ital law has been proclaimed at
Shanglrtiha. capital of the 1’
tin Nan, where ttti unsuccessful attack
ivvait madc by reheh- on Monday on the
it;t)\vl'll01“‘.< mansion. No further de-
‘iliiiii of the uprielng have been receiv-
t-d hero.
‘one teaspoontul oi
i
rovintrc of chm“ beehive.
lliP0itiANl liliNGS
Airflow now
Pickwtcit Chazr and Toy Table.
t‘liildrtn love the
Iot‘ the}
' .(‘eronr
III
i’lv'hmcl. tiiuii‘
.\Il‘. l'i"i\’
in iii \vood.
.t Nail-ti fig
in tin
'iiit-
tarvtd and painted lilo
>t| genial
wit-it‘s lap chair
virc. lilt‘ di'ili‘ and iltiillis loriiiing the
thair 'l'lic
.\ttiv\t*d lll
iil‘iti.- mutt
iit liit' t'iiilll‘.
chilled tie‘ttlllllt' [ltll'h't‘i.\ viiiltil look
Jlirl like .\lr l'icl‘wn it .~ tivl'il coat poo
itcta, hang dovvn at each ride to hold
ltl).~'.
hilt-5 ultv‘i ttiy.‘
may “illit'
'i‘lic to) table is a long narrow talilt-
with a top that ilil.‘ up. tiist‘iflnillg a
box the it‘iiLlii of liil‘ table which is
hit.- eittitigit to hold lt-vn, boot... and
other pi.t)‘illllg>
\\'lien about to clean paint ill a kit
chen or olltcr rooms where there is
a MOH‘, heat a boiler of water and
allow it to boil without a tour tor
it long titltt‘
(‘olored iifllldlvl‘l‘t‘iilt'in should iiu
milked in cold water for a abort time
before they are washed This will
prevent the colors from running or
hiding.
.L»—~.-
The heat remedy for ru.~t on gun
stoves is linseed oil rubbed on with
it soft cloth. it also briinii‘lih the
slot 0.
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Lint-n that Illin liccomr ycliow may
be bleached snow w illlt‘ if htiitkt‘ti iii
buttermilk for a hilt)“ time rinsc and
hang in nun.
.11
is
bitult in d
White clothes will bt‘
“netting .~odit
added to the boiling natcr.
IIt-l‘ibimlll‘ti boudoir hillilwtn of >lll‘
in trimmed with lace or swanudown.
il in .
are (‘It Till I Fhlli “Hint of “m.“ ”w”. ailk “up”
land hlvltl of hnil‘iitte llttthulr (or me
, buuillvsu girl.
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Tlie newest honey pot represents at
.\ nitirt waist of good design and it
skirt of fuahtonttblt- line never fail to
interest the girl who goes to htti-‘int-es
Skirt .\'n. 66H. Sites it) in 20 ycnr>
6&13/ officiated!
flame Dreff/t/(d/illlg';1 3‘
Prepared Especially For This Nt-utpapn
by Pictorial R et‘irw
Pictorial Review thii-t No. 6543. Sum- iii iv and :0 rule.
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For the Business Girl.
.l. :tii~li. _\~t ltl llltltli_\' [limit |it.).
\tai.~t is iiiil‘ll'iiit'tI her-g ~arried o-ot .‘I
“Jihiiuiiit' >liii trope th> i‘liitie in tiwn
color The front of the vvai.~t may to
lI-iitti to f‘ll'lil rr\ei.~ itttti tiit" i'tiitt‘
vvorli tint living it tt||l\'O'TIIIlitfl int-mt,
hwvvevcr. the toiltir «an be buttoned
form it high lltH'k with Just nit good ci—
iett. in tiiedivtio size the vvaiet n~
||uiltt6 2“ )ii‘titl 36»ilit‘il material. wt. e
the hlvlli i'illit‘ {or 3‘. yarda ii-tmh
rtl‘llwti scrge or mohair.
“Hit a {co hours are. required to nlulr
the \\hi.~t The front to creased in pH -
l-rt’att‘ti, lilt'll the tucks stitched ilitw
plat-e. cht. ndittbt underfacing to in,
>iiltlll underneath front, corresponding
o-dgen even. t‘lofic under-um uni
hiltlllidel seams in notched. Come:-
Irllni indicated by line of largo "t ‘
perforations. thither back on croulim
of FIVluii “o" perforations and “V. th-‘i
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FRONY - '
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tumult“! [WCW
nlrovi tlratv gothn-rs to the routtind
size. i-titvli tltim over gather! and f; t-
ion in from
l-‘at'e tailor nnd sevv to malt Mlle,
notches ..tid u-ntcrwltnchn i-voii; le.
frt-e from out it "o" perforation to fr.
ti
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t-tige. [loll t'wiiiir and front an ill ~~
trtited.
.\'nvv. bind the slashed edgca of t‘o
rio't'lt‘ t‘li‘i cl-mc ectiizi il“ i‘utthnl.
t"..vthcr t-ntiie lower edge l.Itit- ti.
“Ti.“l t‘til‘i‘. Ht-\\' 1.. L'H'ill’l‘t‘li itiut‘ '1
sit-cu- as notched, Fillflii “i”. prift‘tttt-
ti it ill t-ttff at seam of elbow. Roll out!
on large “0" perforations. Sevv slow.
in tiitoliolt- at: nohhcd. small "o" por-
fltl‘olltvll ttL liltlllivit‘l' sra‘it, “thin. "I
rill) ftilncas '
Lint- and aditm the lwii to position
...~ .~liovvii_ 1 l'tlk'illfl the l to!» .it tho cu“
tor-fronts Tlittl \"llit It-iliv'llN
i‘rit-e, lT-t'ent'.
. I'Iitc. i.'. ecnt~
' . . ‘. '4. l «tor of a tit-titre to refuw .vl ._.___ ____.__.._. ——-—-—-— ~*-_——..'-—""“'
Milk Kathrynilthinehardl. of bummfil‘ liuth McMahon, .\|tiy lltvrris, lluth il"rl>lt‘Jll to any permit whoac pnhel '— —7 .. A—vi l_.-
v" "m" N°"“""" by "‘9 “m“ ”up ‘ t‘mfoot. llaael Arnold, .vtny .vtcsttiiy. _. _ _ ‘ . , 1 V Y N H a H R R —' '
., of Min V. Mary “lion‘s class. Yes- ““0““ Hopkins Frames \lcCtlrtv. | ~|.eo lillltlhlllh of tillillliiili pti~ . . ., a o o s . ‘ e Yo A ‘8?
‘1' ”I‘d“! afternoon, l'i‘WM i“ it" Wi)’ t‘rtc \\'ted ind‘Kfliill‘Vll liltineltttrtit foiii.:tnct-s might injure the lit! mesa. ’l‘imetable a A] “I 886 ‘
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a. Inccotill’ul. the masters Charles Mitchell. Harry oi thc lilt‘illl'ti, was upheld lllllilltllilllld.‘ ‘ Tho aolontlflc oonduotofbuoinm "m porlonll affair. today clone.
Ench number was very wv-ll rcmlcr» l h 'i be ‘ _ t; l-\ the t‘otirt of Appeals yt-.<t.-t'tltty. —-—- ‘ toyed «UM, -
raon, Rttl til .\i . . tho Infill“. in m
ed sad the imprint took toward to tm- :31? 'i'nfun“: am,“ ‘ .v dramatic critic of a New Yulk‘IOUTH NORWALK TO «cw YORK .
‘ other ouch occasion in the near tu ' ___> ‘ l‘t\\>[iiipt‘l‘, who had been muted; A. M.-——l:39x, 5:42x, tizdit, 6;.37x. Avoid The uabm‘y
Q titre. NOTHING NEW. iron: a theatre in that city. ll;|i)t“.li"ti 1;)“, 710,810], 8.21:. 8;.59x. 9:231
or not having a checking aoooount. Wo lnvtto accounta which an
‘A Icholarship was awarded to Miss
glvon oliciont and courtoouo a untloll.
Haul-Arnold, and rewards of merit
than a lower court deciaton whom-19:40, 10:33:, ltizl'tilx. 11:51.
PHIL—1213);. 1:271. 3:02x,
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"l rt‘t'." said Illikltnt, "that :t i"l'\'lli'.l
ir: the right ot the llllll‘lflfli'lllt‘ltf to
'9" “In“ by Miss Eleanor Doven- . - . icvoki- the lice-nae confcrrei b' tiot‘ - - r- '0" 617 7:02x ' ‘0 ‘ .
i~'.'.t-llllni Illlri discovered a lili‘iilt).i for i l . - (.811. 5.18x. «.45. 6. J. - I n ty
N milk-flu“! Crofoot, and Mi" H” Hating off old “an session of an admission ticket. 'l‘he‘1u5x, 9;45;, A HAPPY NEW 'v'EAR. al le 0““ a Iona an I
‘ ”1mm mama "I: "we“ um: "Well. what of it." dentitndt‘l Wil- W“ invoked ”t“ “V“ ”8"” “t" ‘0“ 80M"!- "VJCU 'TW'l-i- '35 ma oLoear IANK IN nonwaut.
bark“ credits for t e past year tiers. “There's nothing new in that. ""1”“ discrimination, "l" ”i“ re. A. M.—12:251. 51‘31. '1“. u the walls ot you. home are ‘
'0' ' epontluit contended that there wit-inn 1013! 11-51: 1 d t ith . Him g of =23,
‘ , i A than can stave off old age by yimp ‘ . . . . - - map en an w (0 | g. __ __ .
:"m Ralph Arnold assisted wth int: off the Eiffel tower, or dropping """"””“““"" ““‘i ”l” h“ h“ “"1" P- ””131”. 2344‘ 3112* 4:31! beautiful wall paper—imp” that ‘ v
—'. a lighted match m a powder barrel tune from the thcttttc solely in ht.-16:45. 6:022, 0257!. 7202!. 7157!. 9:451 refreshes the home, makes it I
"“1“"'i'-" 0’ “ ""“iv- 101” cheerful and inviting. Happily
we are in a position to offer you
some exceptional papers at u-
troniely low prices. Won't you let
us show them?
while sitting on it, or by rockint: titt'
boat when he‘s out in the \\';i1ct‘. or
{by riding over Niagara Path giving;
inelrlde of a log. Those French et' cit
Ilia-ts make me tired with their hulla
hithti not iiiltg." - litt "li‘ >
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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. at.—4;tix. 5:30, 0:39, 3:00;.
:511. “115:. 10:03x, 10:06, 10:50:;
P. M.—12:03x. 1:06, 1:0“, 2:51.I
1:2“. 3:54. 4:23. 6:13x, 5:29. 5:32='l‘he Gorham C0
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:wnitivits SAMPLE
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«4-.»«SECUDITY B DINO“ .
AKE ELEVATOR — up nnrruom
viii violin
Willingness
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o Lydia E. Pinkham Medi- szoox. 6:06. 8:10x. 9:37. 11:15:
.1,» . an: an”), Amman. .i 12:00:. to Firat St. East Norwaitt
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,' A man tot"; the following telegram A l o 00 3:031.- ’ no 10.0“, TOl. 45? - B IDGEPORT CON"
' "2 “ . i . . .- I . 1 1 . ~ - - __ , . '
to it telegrath othu. Lire lrown . -—Housewlvea watch Sentinel Want R
10:50:.
p_ “-1340, 1:0”. 3:39;, 5:02.] Ada when the need of a. new "help"
8:101. 11:15:. ‘ looms up.
Center Street; 1 announce with gricf’
the death of Uncle James. Comt-
quickly to rett't the will. I believe we .
tire lvta belt-s. John Black."
The telegraph clerk. having cnnntm’
the words. said “There are two Wort'J .
too mntiy. sir." ‘
"Cut out ‘wit‘i grit-r3" was the re- "
ply-("hing") News.
In Those Martial Davs.
"You must not be so nttarrclsomo ‘;
Willie." said Wiillam‘a father iniprcs i
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DODGE BROS. MOTOR CARS.
RUNABOUTS’AND TOURING CARS FOR IMME-
DIATE DELIVERY. . . .
ix Cylinder CARS.
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(Women who are well often aak ”Are t
On tom-which the Lydia E. ““31;th |
W‘ Go. aroeontinually publi ing,
roll.” " "Are they truthful? ”
. Whybmon write ouch letters? ”
In mauve say that never have we
a fictttioua letter or name.
‘ . knowingly, have we published
. “truthful letter. or one without the
"g Multan oonaentof tho woman
t . . wrote it.
mm that thousanth of women
[5:25; 6:00x, 7:20x.
12:00:. .
i. S. LYON
000‘! 10b Printing
Bea Paper. Best Work, Boa; Prion
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
1 A. M.—12:23x. 1:18x. 6:05. 7:15.
i9215x. 10:18:. 11:12:. 11:57:.
i p. w.—1:zo. 3:161, 4:28. 5:19. 5:20.
8:51. 7:083. 3:25. 11:22.
Sunny:
0 P T i C I A N A N D
OPTOMETRIST
55 Washington St. ._
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dlprtlofthocounuy wriboauch alvel . “tiemcn'bcr that ‘the int-tit ‘ ' 5- I.’-12:23x. 13135 7‘43v "15" ’ "outwit." ”4°"! ’3, - h o >-
'°W-fl “3 "1° Lydia Pink- shallyinlicrit the innit)" . i ions. 11:12:. 11:57:. __ L_ S L BENEDICT _ 73 N. Mal“ St. ‘
ldtothoudtatLydhaPinb “Maybe they will hereafter." n- i t P. n.—a:oox. 4:432, 0:832. NU "' t ‘ ° .’ ' ' .
IV‘KG“N°C°WP°“MWWI aponded the young militant. “i’tl‘l 7:081. 8:91.935: '
and happiness into their liven,
- . - with pain and aufl'ering.
ha rollover! women from some of
. fauna of female ills, from dia-
.- inflammation, ulceration,
around in my school they are used to
wipe up the eartb."-(3hlcago Herald.
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IOUTH NORWALK TO DANIUIV
A. I.—O:13. 8:17. 0:50;
P. I.-—1:80. 4:863. 6:” 121‘.
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