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[1m 1 l. o. R. M, Ma social ovonlu
If your W a so! M hstnifl.dtcr&¢rmhroutneu
Iranian and is notia a ”if relia- 1: edits. No candidates were taken to
lie (rmy it is absolutely no at. ml mm..m 8“.“ 1W“-
We have an excellent list of t ”0‘“ we" ”0““ for membership.
Companies writing all kinda of‘l freshman. consisting of all hots,
tumor. Fire. Liability. Allin-0i a. or kratlt, mic. sad eoloe were sent-
Mlt. Bonds. Accident. etc. ‘and. e . during the evening.
lhty years' experience is at:
center. Thia means much;
NORWALK'
SOCILTY
:-:N E W S:-:
dirt
a ,9“ Think it over. i in spite of the bad weather of last
t «align, tho m1 hit In
aYlOl'aGOldeni- an Assembly Hall, was largely at-
Tetophom No. t2” 1 tied. and a rushing business was
South lek Trout Did]. I rried on. Booths, and canvassera
't ~ro kept busy all the evening. and‘
m L “may seem“ to now very freely.
diam-int: was enjoyed froin eight until her aunt. “P t‘ntlei; the Hunt lmpg
‘twelle. music being rendered by Sveca her birthday The evening “as spent
Orchestra, which has been in mind in trainer and music after which a'
ant-e etery night of the fair Tonight.‘ IllUrl delightful menu its: served 1
‘being Saturday. it is expected to be Mrs t‘utler l’t‘t'r‘Hi‘il amend “n.9,“;
,lilr largest night ofthe week Dancing The tlniics' Aid Silt‘ttr‘l)’ of llrncel
will be continued tonight. and a in; Baptist Illlil‘l‘il. oi which sht- is lil‘rhi-i
tN HONOR OF MRS. CUTLER 1
Miss t‘harloite James entertained.
friends on Tlli‘hll'd) night lll honor oi:
Our First Shipment
oi
“BENJAMINS”
8PM“ CLOTHING
, bits 3”in mph m and take ‘llnlt‘ ], expected dent, prtrl‘lllt‘ti ntr with a solid gold’
a peel) at it. ‘ .4...— latalhere Those present were i
Also, some new 53c NECK. | Mr and Mrs. G (‘hatam Mr and
‘ ‘— Mrs l t‘lark. Mr. and Mrs l. Niliillio.‘
WEAR. . l
. Mr and Mrs in 0. l‘ottt-ll. .\I'.' and.
Q ngh SChODl Notes Mrs .1. White. Mr. and Mrs. .l .\1llt—~,|
Mrs Taylor. Mrs t‘ooke. Mrs. Mctllo-l
W intn. Mrs l-‘uiest. Mrs. 'l‘, llixon. Mia;
litward, Mrs (in). Mrs. Antlionyflllias‘
his g t
“VT" “3" “0 "'l““‘l-"“l "l ”'9 “3' James. Miss tlordotl. Miss i‘oviell.
‘ :rPllllH) yesterday, to the ll‘L'lt’l oi all lint”,- “05, Moore. lit-rry and p”.
JosEPn ”AVID illle students. kins The guests let‘t ill the wee
“Wichlnflton 8t. Bo. Not-walk. : —— hours of the morning wishlni; Mrs,
The entertainment which was t‘ntlt r many happy returns of the
scheduled to be given by the Junior day ,
~' 'dePT‘” ‘liitgh M'iluois, ill the assembly hall. HM-
WEATHER FORECAST. yesterday afternoon and evening. was , . \ ,
—“ ' . 1d until Mondat on amount lwbrr.‘ llmhlq' 0‘ liflllliu')‘ in“
Foret'zib' ior Norwulk and Vicinity iiith‘lii-iuiiad weatlier. " heir-ll}: visiting irwnds in South \tir
Overcast tonight and Sunday; colder;
tonight. The storm which was celitrai‘ .HW “I.“ liasltrtball leani w'tll ill“; .
0‘" Delaware ,esterday morning min. t -lie Miliul‘d basketball team today at
(to slowly northeastward: increasing _, , _ ,. .
_ , I oclocli. lhe following young let
in intensity, and is now central near
Boston It caused heavy rain and dies will go to Milford illanche \‘el w.
high winds along the North Atlantic tin. Mary McMahon. Marion Bodwell. _\ir.~ t‘harles ll t‘oploy. uho
coast. Cloudy weather With hurries of Marion Hatfield. Estelle Smith and been \isiting ill New Haven. has re
‘ I I ) - ' t ‘.
InOW prevails in the Lake region and “Oren”. Starr. ltll‘lllti to in r lionn lll Mott auntie
rain or snow in New England. Plea- "‘ —‘
nant weather prevails generally in oth-f There was a meeting of the lloys‘ Miss Margaret Malilon. of Atlantic
or districts east of the Rocky Mo‘mlttmpm. Association. yummy.” in street. Stamford, has returned front a
Miss .li-nny Smith, oi the .\tll"v\alk
Huston Store. is spending a neck iii
Springfield. Mass,
has
talus. The temperatures are low forf‘l‘i“ third period. n was interesting visit \tilll relatives and friends ill
the season of the year in the Central to unite how well it was attended/SWH‘ NONMK
3nd Southern districts; high along the Probably the fact that it was during ~
. New England coast. Prosts were re-‘schooi time, bud something to M” William T "“‘Vnmd' ”1
ported as far south as New 0rleans.’with it. Mr. Cantrell. the ”(H‘UL’llrooklyn “WM?“ Bridgeport. “m".
. .. , t . _
‘did a flourishing business. collet'tlul‘amw the “Huh (lub, Thursday at
iternoon. Mme. Albert Sorleui gave a
Mr. Perry presided over
that
lecture on Sarah Bernhardt
lint-cling. as there iii no president at' _
. Hire-sent. Tilt- ffllowing noinlnatlona' Friends of Miss Evelyn Fund]. of
WEATHER A YEAR itor a new president were made: Regl 'Stamford, formerly of Norwalk. M"
, TODAY' . Inald Smith, Charles (”DIP-‘3 David received llnnouln-elnentit of her niar-
i‘cmticratuye: Low. 22; lligh,;h'lonianslty' and Howard (‘Oilli'llot‘lL‘trmgP in that city. Miss pnne“ in a
«54. Clear. "this business having been completed, daughter of the lult‘ “In“ Farrell. ‘
Warnings for high winds are dis- J“...
played along the coast.
AGL
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the meeting was adjourned. l .,
.3.
SATURDAY, ran. :6, 1915'
— M _. 7
dy
1J0? teelees with high or low
Camisoles oi crepe de chine and
lutnnsoln with lace sleeves
‘ Meriden, have returned to Norwalk to
resume their duties as teachers iii the
‘ lligh School.
POPl|lllt lllllSElillll
N ECKWEAR
An assortment of calla, “Olsen, cheniieettes, and collar and cult
sets in the newest atyloa and designs. t‘ollar and cut solo in plain and
embroidered organdy, some with lace edging
Hailed back collars made of on'ental laces
Flat and tolling coil”! of plain and embroidered lawn and organ-
J. I. MALLETTE
OWLAND’S
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Bridgeport. Com.
~- g“.—
25¢ Ni 50¢ .
25¢ .\\l) 50¢ Saturday, February 26, 1916.
25c Ni 50c l
collars 50C '1‘“ $1.50 i
lace 50¢ 3
mo nglish-type shoes
of kangaroo!
SENTINEL i
READERS’
V lEWS :3
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OUR STREET COMMISSIONER IN-
SINCERE?
lCtllioi ".‘t inn: St u. lllt‘i
\ttitt-lit-(I lllt‘ llli
purl lett-
t'llllt‘li of
1 little (ill‘t‘llli._\
nnilis of your p:t|.~-r lor lln
days «\pmtinc ‘ltlti some
the Second lll~ll'lll would t‘UllllllPlll on
the lili'illll‘lt reiimks of our t‘ll_\ en
uitlvel .‘tl .l lt‘t't‘lll pttbllt- gathering
()tir yolint: i‘t'lt lid has always preached
helpfulness anti iriendliliesa tonurti all
~1‘tllull\ oi the city
.\'otl. there l‘ dll nppearunt'e of ill
-inccrity uln-n hr passes judgment lll
t'llllsllll' lltllxtlfllil‘ :ta'llnst titty section
of the (‘ll\, wilt-re uniting are ol \‘It‘W'
ed through the ~(tine lenses that he
A Jilllt‘ oti-r twti years ago.
our agcressiw street coliiiliissinlii-r
was one of the heralds of consolidated
government for Norwalit. The prophe-
tic visions itl that time, proclaimed in
the people i.) llllll and lty otht‘ra were
l.oucr llL\t':. improved public service.
rapid growth in population, large ex-
pansion in cotnnn-rclttl and industrial
lint-s and many ntherll‘ig thinits.
In less than lull and oile half’yettra
of practical vt'orkntut‘ulf consolidation
m- behold llli.‘"tlitlllmm9lll advocate.
illi‘fi‘t‘
Misses May 'l-‘orciei' anti ileltzlgs‘cckini: it public plmbrm anducattern
‘ Nicholson. who have been visiting Wstbat tunes—me
higher. hiisineita is poorer and the pop
lilation der-tvtlslng. (limiting. lhitt
tllt'st- fuels are true. “as it discrete
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F \itll lltd_\ titttt stiilltlillllf; lii‘t\'\t I‘t\l‘l llltli ltiltilt‘
lll sliot's lilt' siiinlt i ii;'li~lt ‘lhit' llldtit till iii that llilisi
ititi'tiiti
KNOWS itilt‘ltil'ldiiit' til it.il’lt'l~. iLill;.tit»li l
Just out oi tin tings tint t’ttt nuns ~l outin-
titll\ lit.ll ll\ll;ll \ltiit‘ \itllt\ tltlll-l lili. Ii
. s ' .
1""8 fAMous \tilt-ntlttl \llill' lll.ti~lll§. llllt storlt. glint titl“itil'l
gluil ‘lhit‘ Sit O
I. . . . . l '
lilntlt \l'itilll «nit show «it this snint- inglhli ltisl urt-
\t'ri rit'li oi allllttilttlltt
lti lllt‘il‘ .iir. N‘i
[RADEMARK i'tIi inl tit iris .t«l«l .i \llltllllllll\"~i
The "Bull" Is the Beat Known Animal
In America. ‘
lite viioiliiotl- growth advertis-
llit’ lll ri-t-ettl )enrs has lll‘dtlt' the lradt‘I
liiurk one of the most familiar it'aluresi
of our daily life and nearly i'\(’l',\ll0d) ‘
can identify, offhand. scores oi thew
bthigiiititi liltiv‘lhi‘ oi \llttl.ti \tllilllill. .tllti ttllilllillt't'
\\llii llt’\\llt‘ss oi \l'\lt‘. So
i ixiigllsli itln- inrc ~lntt-s oi tintlt tnii til liinrk calfskin
itilll ilililtl t'V\t‘it1)tlllli illl tin t‘ill'llltlri\\ of good slioctnnlt-
in}; as \\t'ii as right ~ttit': 5;.
lll
Sititiollt lustrous \ it‘l itilti shun-s t'lll tln- straight last
liliii so lllitlll' lllt‘ll pick tear itllt‘r \t'ltl: S; ‘
'lititlti \t‘itltll' Hill lllilt‘lit'fs tiiiiil sli'.tii\'lll lilsl itlltl
siiittrt lititloii \illit‘\ oi \tlotir cult tilt .in bgil‘il lust \titli
iltllltllh $4.5m.
Slippt-ti on illt toot. all) oi tin-w \iltlt‘~ Jcll plainly
uh) \t. mall} then pick limxlun-l 4mm! ’
iiitwnlons .ind intrrcslinc litislticss eizl ‘
'vliliis
\ntninlly lllt‘ trade mark that i cas~
n st to lt'lill iubcr is the one whit’il eln i
lttltil~'> human or animal life. 'ihexli . _ "
.tTt‘ than) oi these. [till the 'I'VQ‘ ulntlli Just ”Nd" it‘lrlld‘i «tH‘llllt' lloor. '
llll .itorngt- tiinti \illl lt-cal! littlsil
illilt‘hli is ttu- rampant bull which
Roomy handsome
bathrobes but $3.50
Soil lldlill‘tlilt" that a limp \till iillli great for "la/iiig
nrlinti lll.
ltlllllii‘ the packagi- and the adicrtia‘
in; of ”Hull" llurliani smoking lobitt'g
11) He is. in, doubt, the best linll\\'ll‘.
unilnal ill America '
A grout
co llin‘llli‘} has lll'i'll made sitict‘ the:
Durham bull tirst made his appearance.’
deal of linen-stint: lolilii- ,
Huh “g“ m. Mood for me most DOD- liipr and room}. \\t'li inntlc. t‘liccriul. i
ulatr mm, “mm..." in the world. but thei Hark grounds or lllt‘tlillill. i'attt‘rlis i'l'otli quit-t to l
“N “my of ~ roll your own" cigarette tliost‘ biafllillg but itiightt-plt-asilig lntiiail sorts. .
“not...” ”mug up, apparently qwr‘ With all the Sl}lt' and good looks of robes that cost -:
"M". “I", ”aim”. n... bull for thou" lllllt‘ll niorc; with a wonderful amount of durabilitv: anti 5"
own. The famous old tobacco with! 5‘ 13”” MN Vim”) “f ““10” 3”“ ‘lVSlKH‘:_ . Sit—‘50 L"
which be it. identified has gained in". Main floor. rt-tir. . ' ‘
popularity tery fast in recent years. Bright new silks New Scotch ginghama '
hilt those who smoke ll set-m now lolnrt- ltllllllill}: ill t'\t'r_\' tl8,\'- llllll look as ~zit‘ott‘l't as
preit-r ll ill the little paper cubes. Soft taffeta seems to be Winning ‘
"ltollilin your own" at the “Sign of tilt; greater anti greater fa\'or. tiitltigh‘ Ihll'." ha“ “dually
lltll" .‘ . nls lik a \‘t‘ii-lli it uh? Ba . . (‘rt).‘. . - ‘ -'
i “F 9 i ‘ K u r What beautiful patterns and colors , .5“ t“ ”Han” are
("thin“). H present‘ '“allllig to be made tip into delight-
_ _ . ‘ \' " h l ' ~ful dresses and wnista’ and- children"
‘ .evcr u re t ct" s‘ll1i .‘lr‘ ‘.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. ; ‘ . . ‘ ‘ ,‘ Miami‘s”- r
_ _ _ Some in continuation of iwu colors on .
v...— ‘ black. Wonderful combination ‘of ,fi'lfllflh
‘ South NorwIIltLCorln.
lidllai" v. ilawley , ' .
Kegdy .loseinlte. i
And lllt‘l't' are satin stripes. «
And lily number of licautiittl iancy
patients.
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. ;t~\ i PEACE AND WAR. l
The free public lecture on Peace and 1
War by David Goldsteln of Boston, un-l
der the auspices oi the Catholic Union l
Council of the Knights of Columbus atl
"There will be a meeting of Norwallri
' Lodge, 8. P. 0. 3., tomorrow after-l
noon. There is to be initiation.
"the street department is busy today‘The Regent Theatre at 8 o'clock Mar. l ed-
i'ith. promises to be one of the most in- ’
terettting diaeouraese heard in this city ‘
for seine time. Judging by the pct-as re- ,
7 clfaning up the little remaining ice on
tilt pavements in the city canton.
!
hlury warrants for the March term of' lions of the lecturers work. i . . . l'w - bc ~' t
the Superior Court 'tire now in the MR . ...___._..- . . ‘ - nil, ccd here last night «by is less of artificial wind~and more - ‘ “{l'te 3"! |
' ' ' n' ~ :,. ~ .1 .44” :_ ‘ , ,....
. , ' ' “ ’ he . d'a contract for next of actual work. “ n l
hands of the sheriffs and wil be served "POTASH AND PERLMUTTER.” . m “BABY HILL , an: a the of 4g
on'local people in the near furture. The long promised “opening" of sea tt. -
' i“i'otaah and ‘l’erlmlitterf' manufactur- "... , — _ M“!
. wllcad \. nit-km-mnn & Son's ad. to‘crs of cloaks. suits and laughs, wlw‘
(la and ever do . "a“ week. ' are to visit us. direct from their thv‘.
y y l i York establishment in the Cohan The-i
. . ‘—‘ iatre, will be held at the local show-i
RN. LOUIS l"- “911'thth Stamford rooms in the lit-gent 'l‘liciltre oil 5'”
iSpeaker. outfielder of the [lo-ton Ain't
Lewis M. bench. of
or wi~e on the part of our optimistic .._._._.——————
Mr. and Mrs, hoostrr. to make them the text for :t
Strawberry Hill fll't‘llllt‘. \H‘l't‘ ituI’~ church address? (iv was the real nio- l‘rit-nd i hear that quinine hast
prised by about twenty of their friends tile to deliver all nnderhandt-d blow “0“” "“"F‘l' “ll;
llrnggisi It s the illllt'r truth. |
to the down town section of the city'.’
l'llsl history, with scarcely all e\~
t-epiion. has shown that consolidation
of town and city uol’erttment have
proven a failure. resulting iii increas-
i-d taxes and poorer public service.
The greatest present need of our
Music and grunt-s
is scrip!
Thursday evening.
were enjoyed and refi-etthnien
SPEAKER is SIGNED.
HOUSTON. Texas. Feb. 2t;
‘CASTORI'
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: For Infant: and Chlldma i
in Use For OvarSOYoau I
'i‘i‘itt
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ANDREW LEARY. P. M. .
LESS or IT GOES oowu. i
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$1.50 a yard; and litorc.
t'cntt-r aisle. rt'ill'.
Coty's are finest
of tlic pcrfumcs and toilct wa-
tcrs that come nowadays from
it‘rancc, iii all probability.
They have a ,vt'onderful‘atrength com-
bined with an eqully wonderful del-
icacy.
Origan and LeJacqueminot
da'y'a great favorites.
Extracts at $2.50 ounce. toilet writ»
ers at $2.60 bottles '
Rigaud's Lima and Mary (innit-n toi-
let daillticr. "Miro-Dena luxuries,»
there‘s a splendid collection.
.\lir0~l)ena toilet waters are 75c to
are to-
V results!
t‘oiltzrega‘ioinil Church, will speak at
the vcsucr service at the First Congre-
gational church tomorrow afternoon
art-.30. on the subject of “Religion
and Business." ‘
t
~Norwalk llo)~ Scouts are rapidly coin-
pléiinu lhcp lane for their big rally.
which will lw held in Norwalk. «Maud l’erlmutter" deal in (‘XcillSi'it‘l
aMrtrli .‘lrd. The hall ill which the af- ‘ styles only, everyone will in not:
fair will be held, has not yet been
definitely decided upon. bill the Town
Assembly Hall. in the First District
will probably be engaged for the Pill"
11M...“
DON'T COUGH
our Syr. White Pine & Tar
25c.
-Stilison-Powell Corporation
PRESCRIPTION DRuuwsia
32 Waahlngton street
South Norwatk. Conn.
‘.
l'sc
_ riiiniint Doubt
Shakespeare 'said—“Our '
doubts make ua‘loae the
good we oft might win.
by fearing to attempt."
Do not doubt your ability
Nye. An account with
the Peoples Trust Com-
pany gives you the right
Incentive. start one now.
4 PER CENT: INTEREST
PAID ON “VINO.
ACCOUNT.
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every part of the country is simply
"ire entitled to be just as stylish as
' one matinee performanoaa on Wodm
lf‘lt‘
ttrdtly. March 4. The stay of these
most popular and enterprising of parr‘
hers is limited to one day. as the dc-
tliand for them aiid their goods from
irresistable. As the capacity of thei
Regent is limited it has been decidcd‘l
to issue tickets ill advance. alld for,
this purpose the box-oilict- will hel
open on March 1. Although “Ptllllléil‘
corned. it was Montague Glass. “110‘
first discovered these boys for fine dc .
signers as well as bigrilt‘lll‘it‘li, tuition?
ons, lovable fellows, and be told llic‘
readers of the Saturday Evening Post.
about'them.—‘l‘-hen Manager A. ll.
Woods brought them ill New York,
and set them tip in business at inn!
t‘ohan Theatre. For two scaaoits'
they filled that place to the doom:
and nearly a million customers had!
bought their goods before Mr. Woods
sent the. boys “on the road" so that:
they could ationd to customers in!
this city and other big centers that;
York. _ I
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The Caatlea.
The (‘asllea are coming; there's.
magic. ill those words. and all Nor-3
walk is also; with the news and keen-
ly anxious for the date. Not satisfied;
with making more than a million dol-i
lat-s with their feet and dancing their;
way into the hearts and homes of the,
very best people of America. Mr. and!
Mrs. Vernon Castle have. turned their:
attention to the movies and have‘
scored even a greater sensational auc-
ceat-t, if that were possible, than by
their marvelous feats of dancing. Soil
since "The Birth of a Nation” regis-
tered its marvelous triumph on the
screen, haa any picture scored so
heavily aa Mr. and, Mrs. Vernon Catl-
tie in “The Whirl of Life”. a highly
colored story of their own romantic
llvoa.
The emment in the rRelent The-
' Willi !h All“ to: til lid“ Ill:
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Smofiomtbébiglauzhing
mt. lurch l. with apoolal music.
I '1.Ilmf)'filll. \ v. ..‘ _..' v
Theatre’rlteatre. in, Norwalk. on Saturday
but arm-be plaoadvomaale Wedneaday,
mi ‘ ”PAW“; “tu‘ihm‘fi‘i
0 n“ we.
hatch. 1. "
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t l-Zlctisia ideal sachet in 750 too.
Center Mall“. front.
l
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l Some Axminster rugs
tat Sit).50 are worth quite a bit
itiiorc. accordingr to today‘s \iitli-
lilartl of valuc.
i But we bought them a while ago»
and the recent jump hasn't advanced
:their prices a bit. '
% Oriental patients that will fit
Eany scheme of home furnishing. Flor-
t'til designs that lend a touch of rich
color to a room.
Deep soft 'snrface, rich in effect.
intoi
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t) by l2 foot in tiiincnsions—~
‘Sltijtl.
)
Third floor.
Howland
p yin; matinee and at t.
" ._.ya
,4.
v,‘
;$l.:'>tt, extracts are 75c to 32. A re-1
"ninruble lilac talcum is 756. a violet:
t‘ucc powder ill 750 and the excellen i
The “Wizard my Goods Go.
and beauty!
. There is great durability 'in‘- the.“
tine-woven fabric. ' . . .,
‘ There is true taste to their color".
,nnd in their stripes and checks.
t
25 cents a yard. . l
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t‘cntct‘ aisle, rt-nr.
t
l Gertrude Atherton has
‘\\'l'itlt‘ll fl mystcry story" that
is a l't‘ill mystery. it is. I
story that almost seems like the" ac-
‘tual narrative of what one has lived.
Mrs. Beltane had decided to com.
lnlt murder.
And then it looks as though Mrs.
rBalfame hadn't stopped at deciding!
What a tangle! And what Strange
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But read; aiid be puzzled; and so.
how long: it takes to guess the solu-
tion.
. -al“.
.\irs. “Mitotic—$1.35.
chir Fairiicld le't‘llut' door.
$1.55 buys a suit
that little clizip \till wear with
mighty pritlc and that Mother
find of cxct-lltuit \vcarillg
ability. i‘tlt
It's a good-looking stilt too-of late
pattern and iii-liked stripes as well as
plain colors. . 1‘
Not at all such a suit as one would
Instead, 13:
\\ill
.a
expect to lllly at 1.33.
better.
it‘s great fun to lot :t little Cliap-
pick out his own stiit'.
it‘i'oiit basctncnt.
a
$1 Sends" a * .
machine ,
_ .___;._‘to your home
'TCoiile and learn just howl I
I.’
Norwalk Chronicler