‘(mt‘ tr ' ,i 1 ’
hie cook hr in of “ u l ir us nntions.
will cite the o'mk s ..i 4 index quite
a? I rich var 'cty It 9 1'i9\ ays wise to
. “or up u rev-loo (all‘ftiiiy following in-
_ Itl'letlons. 9c t‘l how it turns out;
if. also just what it tuoio- inu- after it 9:4
’ cooked and rcady to ncrl‘P. if we have
3 Wet fasted the dish or seen it nerv-
N. it is s good idea to «Hit some one
”if who lies, on that
“Git experience.
iitI'
a?"
The Joke would be.
illicit but hill way rl'r'f‘ulbit‘d the real
thing
hem-h dishes are better
ill“ those of other natfons, so sup-
Mik t: 6 pint of flour with a half
gap at udtrr. add t'uur ounces of but
tor. t iii-(i. of salt and three exgs.‘.
ix unti‘ “booth and roll the dough
- out on a ti'i-ired toard. its thin as pos
Fill“: Hate rind) tuo cups of chop
”topples. a cup oi St‘l‘ded nislns.
bf‘oinumon and cloves and s grot-
I. In. of nutmeg mixed together Spread
3' " tho dough lightly with some fresh
V V ’ butter and sprinkle the fruit mixture
OYOI‘ it. full the utruflel,
over the outside and bake.
l , ,
l Russia-t Pancake;
4/5. lake the. rumor iii alter any good
u bailt‘r vm'ut try them rather
wd ilil-t. “Ch! 2 doomhave ready
h little Rllf‘litlly its to beaten with s
Jfitlo fresh buttt r, 'i grated onion.
buttcr it
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u the rcllm
we may profit by,
”upon the wok it she served ll dish'
known‘
polo we star. with some Ruslioti‘
. recipes.
',~ '4 :' Austrian Apple Strudel
I on of Might. and a teaspoon esch‘
Russian Relish.
i For this recipe brown or whole
wheat bn-ad is required. (‘ut the bread
into strips. or fingtrs, toast each deli
f cately, and smcsr lightly with huttcri‘
9 liar: reudy’tt mixture of (uviar, grat
ed onion, pepper and salt, and spread
the bread tinge—rs with it. My one
r'tw oyster, which has marinated in
French (ll’t‘Sniiig for five minutes, in
the center of each finger. Over the
top sprinkle a little finely grated
cheese, the] put the fingers in the
own long enough to heat and melt
the chm-cc
'succisnus or
ill ill or liltiSSillG
Raglan and DropShouldcrs.
“t coming and graceful for 39' types
is the drop—shoulder. especially when
thc blouhe or frock is fashioned of a
soft, d- ,y stuff like crepe Georgette,
chiffon * one. of the soft silk crepes.
The lad for trimming there soft ma-
terials with colored heads is one of
the most artistic and effective notions
we have seen for many it day. A
I 9’9"? ‘45 many ('ui‘umbt‘l‘ti 3-" 191“" ‘lopse in Russian style, imported to
'ti‘e‘ portions 10 be IPTVHI. cut 0" ”W gently by one of our 3mg" shopl_ WQI
end! and “iii! an apple 00"" 79mm“ fashioned of a dull coppercolored
. the seeds. lluve ready the followlnz crepe de Chine. it closed straight
mixture and stuit them with it: To -I down the front sud the raglan should-
9 cup of boiled rice odd pepper, 6391- ‘ ers were outlined front and back with
dash of sum and I grated 0999099 a banding oi burnished bends. in sev-
i‘ill the cucumber shells and hty them crul tones, ghading from gold to cop-
in It square stew pan. cover them with pet 1-9“. loose waist w" hrld in
1 stock out! stew until tender. iiuulOH‘. slightly at the normol watguino with
{ drain. 91““ “W“ the ""9““ dish. a twisted cord of the. beads with In
"W" a little lemon juice 0"“ ”W“ sclled code. It was s garment which
Ind “"9989! “iii! parsley. could be appropriately worn with twp-
uratc skirt for thc strcui. uiihout a
. Greek Cucumbers.
Russian Omelet. coat.
Make a good fiIc egg omelet. Saute While there are some rather com-
Ill butter one lurgc line chopped un- pic: ideas this spring, the majority
ion, Iidd pepper, salt, a little chopped of frocks snd blouses arc simplicity
parsley. and two tablespoons of (l\ itself: anyone who can handle It
isr. Beet the white of an egg very needle can fashion them. if she will
still 1nd fold it into the ssutc. Just keep one or two important facts in
before folding the omelet. spreud with mind: first, that the new shoulder line
the mixture; then allow the omelet is sloping; second, that tilt-eves, while
to brown on both sides. Serve garnish loose, should give an indication of the
cd with parsley and lemon points " shape of the arm A mint-fitting cuff
will serve to do this hecomingly;
third. that skiits must curve over the
1 him. unlcsx they are the full-usilicred
models. and must he as full below the
Austrian Potato Dumplings.
Boil live potatoes until done. bu
do not allow thcm to boil to pieces
When cold, pare and grate tlicm. Add hips
four eggs, one ouncc of butter. suit. “any oi the dainty sheer
as pomihic.
cottons.
ilor a band or two of ribbon for trim
lining.
Ribbon. in the soft bummer
colorings, picotcdged. or plain taifeta
or moire. is being used ouite extrava.
gantly on frocks and bltlu‘ts of all
descriptions They are dalnt)’. sum-
Incry. and may be vitally Jacked on or
taken off when the truck requires tuh
biug
Silk Lined Albstrou
A dainty and st tlic u-nic
warm negligce oi pale blue albatross
is lined with thin white silk and edited
with sunnsdou n.
llmfl
Gowns.
new nightgowns arc
The top part in cut
in two \‘s, one at the back. one at
the front. with two points on each
sidc to meet over the shoulders. These
points are very often scalloped. Some
times they no edged with lace,
Sleeveless
liziny of the
without sleeves.
Hand—Embroidered Batiste.
Hand—embroidered bstiste In one of
the tialnticot fobrictI for iituiituownu
Illd lingcrine of every dcrcriiulmt
Slecvcs and tops of nightgouus are
trilllil'oldt’f't‘fl.
Pie-ted Lingerie.
Some of the new lingerie SIii)\\H
pleats pressed in. it is very pretty,
this pleated lingerie, but of course-
ihe Dims milli be very carefully
rcprcssed after each liltlttt'It'ritIL'.
Feltherboninc.
To hold out the- lace rufflcs
dainty pittiooius a little light tentih
crbonittg is run into the educ of the
lace,
(Ill
Black Underwear.
The woman in mourning calls for
black underwcur and gets it in the
tltillliit't-‘l liniiulnahie fn'in. lt‘is mode
ENTIN EL
EADERS’
l'EWS :z:
I
\
‘ ‘W‘WW
9 rue mot-IT or wsv
49" Editor of The South Norwslk Evening
' Sentinel:
“Truth. crushed to earth, will
i \ lgtln;
‘ The (items! years of God are htre
But error, wounded, writhes with pain
‘ “And dies sinid hcr worshippers"
I I am afraid iii yum yum wrong.
rise
-\\' alsh's nephew, who won Just as up :ud quicily iodt- rixlit Nil-ti: in into
parcntly breaking that Ht'lfvs‘tllili‘ ordi Newtoun int-mic (although thc ordi-
hence. all on .1 rsrc Sunday tlitcrv mm.- him to in» cart-fut).
noon in Novctubci, it year or two itgo. iaccd those ferocious Biigigcriuati
.The writer knows, for thc incldcntoc- boys with their raging auto, dclibcr-
turred at his own fiont door on New ilit‘l) ~tu|~pcd his machine and i'l‘t‘i 'p-
‘town avenue, old Noiw.iilk and he cd hints-ll stutdily to his futc. (in
ihlniself was on the spot some tcn sec now the Hit: f;t'rlll1ill!, with tlic ir titr-
‘onds or more altcr the crn>h occur t‘lnbhlnx
Iied. the (“NF that intervening 3W 9ch nt the
\\'. ilit'li
.1219 (l it‘t'hil'eh cldcrly iiliIliN,
This (ll‘tliliaflf‘l said. as
\vritcr is illiOl'luI‘d anti bcllcvcs, that, unit oi .‘iUIth Hum: iiid‘ 1" mill?“ 1 mitt
‘within the (‘ity of Norwalk. which». MI- twin? ”Inc is no holding those
should have tho right of win- wT‘cn 9:” illiflfil‘l'lllnll.‘ when ioy tidini:
runnin' ‘llb‘s to tlicir hind itiid thcir mother
that and the other xiiis are ellill‘lin; them
or); and heron-ally uni young
traveling on thoroughfares
north .0, south and, necessarily
those running east or should, out
west
yield. Now. it so happened that. on Into await their very \vo..~:. i vihahlg
”my lovely Sunday unpmmm Jud“. Eth his hutidr (‘ltlert‘ll initrtyrlikc
\Viugh'yi nephew. who had been or upon his heaving bosom. while hc
-iiould 1,3“. been, attending mass in uith «lost-d cycs tin 9‘9”! Au- iurthci
Ilridgvpori was iuoior.(v)pnng “1.“. to fortify itii~ sttndfust soul. Well,
.unrdly down Newtown 'it'l'ritt't‘. lid ‘1" 93'5" 9199““:
ing quietly and in n Godly mariner "‘99 ”who "99999919999“ 09' ‘JO Oldi
ltl) No man Hillt
U“ as was fitting no 10".], a who“ no nance. to dlc rather than to budge an
pepper. salt and he am;- of :i lemon. pepper. and cnough flour to mold the miles. ori'aittlicu. crnpca and similar
‘Add to it a 9-" a .m of (xivisr, mixture into dumplings. l-‘ry in deep fabrics, urn hciuit made up in the Mg of thin silk, net. tullc. chl'Yun. and
.W- ”1“ ("lion llziitly, roll them. fnt, drain, and serve one in esch ulation shirt-waistdrcss style. with other fabrics now cn-widcrcd the
II” “'9'" in“ 9!! =2 n'tiIkin. plain of clear soup. perhaps s hit of colored embroidery proper ones for underwent.
a .
198200 was awsidcd to lion. John .I thown menu: young Walsh (llimi) Furthermore. Newtown Terrace.
down which young Walsh was riding,
is It very short side street running
uactly at tight tinalcu to Ncntown
nvcnue, «ending at the latter street on
the west and ii ltry' liill road on the
east; and young Walsh was evidently
in nt also Lpon showing up to 9m uti-
iioing that ancicnt and othous rule of
the road. which tiny-i: people coming
in Loni side .~ticcts, 2H \’ttlsh was.
must Hold the right of way to those
traveling along the ltlitlil thorough
lure. no the lil’lflizt‘l‘lllillli “can if
that was his purpose. hn got away
with the goods; for Judge Scott‘s
decision was a 8200 payment by thc
litiugcrmnns to young Walsh.
The tiihci' old
were scrapped by ihin reuult. natucly',
ll bc allowed to profit
and (2). Con».
t ion: :zm‘ .i with“
by his oun wrong;
and in spite of hiyiil‘lbllifll‘y negligence tit-tents recovery:
of damages.
The foregoing is the simplc truth,
. ., .
{irrig-
9M? till 9
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Black Ants
o .it i-.
KNOW
is
.o ticriroy‘
no in a) 'Ingoed
with strong innunc, In .ostnt, boiling
watcr or carbuiic acid
iiiscciitmr about the crt-ticen by
which they enter Is .19.; a good iiicth
(id of uxtci'niinaiing them. The black
ants houcvcr, often make their nests
in the wall, and are therefore difficult
to L'ci at. Placing sittall flat tins flll-
ed uith It mixture of tartar emetic
and honey in the places frequented by
ants is said to he suit-client. This
method. however. cannot be followed
if thcre is any risk of children get—
Uiice i
found .2
iii: in
at liias UA -;.I5
1.; an cosy indatz'
the
lit at M”
ting at the tins. as the tartar emetic
is poisonoutl,
The Kitchen Clock Shelf.
When you are furnishing your kitch-
en, don‘t forget the shelf for a clock.
says tie Minneapolis Journal. it is
to small details such as this that each
kitchen ones its perfection. A clock
is almost next to the stove in kitchen
importance; it it has not a sistionsry
place, one is forced to look around
for 99- perhaps it valuable moment or
so is lost. And from the standpoint
of uppcamnoes. ti clock just set any-
where is ncvrr as good‘iookiitg sit a
clock bought for a shelf. or a shelf
mode for .. clock. So, when you are
furnishing your kitchen. don't forget
the clock shelf.
Novel Flower Hr'ders.
Ncu among flou'cr ‘ “'99 2‘5 ili‘t’ small
9:9 colorcd
“ ‘i i‘lsi four
t‘alltti“ of clcni‘ glit-
oriental chitin T9"
red tulips so p‘un'cd ‘hi‘ 'hc bulb of
each khan! Owr "‘ xrth about
ilicin nn- slrt-un pt'llit‘.‘ 1. "f the namP
china are little lurdlniercs
about four inch-s in d‘anw-tt-r. Esch
holds H red rumhler rosc. about the
inches high. with several blossoms
rmiul
tuftini: the top.
“2.9. More
Oi’TlC!"' AND
0"‘ HS
U I
55 ".':l!i‘."tg'.0l1 Si. ‘
4" -~—-.._..
wet-tea cameo—7m want-of.
Sprinkiing
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9 (Saw oPrdcticct!
flame Dreff/‘fdlting
.éfronr
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by lutumi‘ [(611610 67‘
This i‘rocit Costs Very Little.
mint.” i'tntti-t .,.9 mo. uic-i Iy
9...“. “II‘ pp”... ohms smih '3 ii. I
In itiiiu, Ulliltl’ 9mm i' t-vluc t-f ntiiitimn i‘
for it stay
If v ., tin-.19 i: ili.ttI~' itiLII 'il‘It Nil
Hillil-Illld ”Jim“ to rim-it t-due, iiolvhn»
t-t'cii: I.|I,.'I' tI" iwi'fv-iution in collar
llllliI'Jlru it‘lll01-flttill. If underlain,
is (I'hli‘t‘tl “Ilil Iti'tii lil I'll cut out fiot'
on .an-tii t ' IIPZ'it-litiltilil‘ fut-o I‘nmn!
.nll tr. mvw to incl». c-iiac. loise ‘ti” I-v
forum-us and um- iwiim its own.
(‘lime .\lt' i'i' N-iim 11> tinitciit-ni, Ll.ilitt -
(lillil I-ii\~ I tII;I I'Curc . oil or im at
“Hit 91- ti 999 . i999 SI n in Him-VII, Hill! 9.- t!
N‘HI sin-u- in
hole as lI'itI'iied am i“ "0
at shoulder mam. I‘flhitlil any tuliu >5
and scum: (\tll .tllll-
‘W fut itl i l.
’l‘urn umicr t‘ront wipe of from if
overliioiiec on rilll pei'foi‘uliuilu, litp
foidu-cl wise to line of small "0" poi»
fnt'uitoiiii in \t-et, lillil‘ilt's even. Stilt ‘i
l limit from Yoldc-I t-diIP. Close llIltil‘l‘
nrni and uhouhler scams as notc'ic-P.
lluliict' lo\\'tt' mine of from flnl‘ I.”t ,
hetwccn double 'i"i"‘ perforations tin-9
L: Illtilt'li nbm‘c. Alt-uniti- on llIllitrl'
lmd)‘. lt‘lli"i*I‘ltI'.9.\ Il'llll‘l'»it'.iv‘I(H :ii.-t
unnleiwurm amtlnn cvcn hllftii path-w:
to position. lou'ci‘ ctluI-s cvvn.
Slush ion from guru of Mom on Iii-a
LII' lIUIIitl“ lwl‘finniloh, fillisiiultél‘"
for u liliititt‘l. (‘lnsc the t't'nll‘l'—fi'ttiv‘
Ind trtitcr-lia-‘h :u-ams Form tritatv,
irritant}: 9M)IIIH oi i-tiul IDI'II‘lllu‘il'lio,
iiiinu fuidwl mitt-cs iivair confer-fit.”
.iutl I'tllif‘l'Jlili'iI in tho swarms, III‘II
lvrlIiu ill-i lining, foldml tnlgcs in (NH/i
gore to line of Mnulc Hlnitll "o" )II‘lIi .
l‘JliUl‘m; witch to p-miti-In an ill-:-
imiml :Hlti lll'l‘t‘fi. .ittlll units; no nulli
cd. Ailiust eltit't to position, ntit: lui .-
‘lliltm‘ i‘iiue “\vr llilimi' row of :- 'M-i-a
in “itihi, u:iittr~i‘i'nnin and
hurlir; cycn.
In}: the Itiltii IMiI Nt'i‘iiltll on it.»
from occur-n, Hlflii'ililiL', lame nrd an all
"0" perfm'ittions. Turk on l‘iLilI ant--
and iinisii the lift hitle for 99o.)iu..
Work a iiit‘itiililnlv iii-ar :ht- imimmt
l‘dK‘P of itlit'li Fr" .9 9- i‘t- i
Costume of silk and Wool mixture
with underiilousc oi suit silk.
llert is a dress that might perhaps
9.:- t'fliil‘d a "put money“ fro-k. for it
canny Ill“ he cited from the \vcckly al-
itIWfllitt' if tatkcti In small illo'liiiiincllll.
\vi-muc hitit‘ Icaiuircs only 4‘9. yards
-i-int‘9‘. niul 'l'IflI. fllltI i‘icrc lil‘f‘ excel-
‘ent silk ltll(I\\\'l|tti llliVIIlrt‘H to lie
. found iwt\\i-t'll to and (.0 cents is yard.
The int-ti not is of toilll'un‘tliig silk.
whiin stxer unuxc in used for the col-
lar and vcuttc, cut in an». if an un-
ilet'liotly of silk is uscd the vestee will
not lie nccessur).
The underbody is Iilllllt‘ iiret, the
front being faced to double “00' per-
forations and around armhole of front
and back to small "o“ pvrforntions.
I'It'fll lower edges, hrtnuing "'i‘“ to cor-
icnpotidimz small "0" perforations.
9 Close under-um snd shoulder seams
in notched. 'i‘tIrn licin in front tit
l‘ictorlul Review Costume No. 6535.
Inl‘ilufl. Pritc, t5 cents,
lilill‘ ,
lion and fl Iv
on lltirt to ('I‘l‘l‘l‘HlMtIl-i, fllI_l~i!‘l to 9.. x -
lion. l'L‘IIIl'I'-iiflt its I'M-ll, “mu-r wi.‘ ...’
iicit alum, nppcr ctlgo of shirt.
I"rU\'I\H most time or tltn twin-m tnit
all fulnons in limited :ihoui tim Hits -.~i
dcsiitnn for informal use.
.96. .1“. 4”. i'.‘. M, It} “Nil 4.“
Sim-it Ill.
'-
"*—Wlll‘iilll$ SAMPLE
Sliilf.
lots somebody opt‘akd, tenor will set
away with the goods. For the llrlx
gunln boys uetc “soaked" 8200. It'p
intently because they were trying:
their low! best to mold breaking the
city ordinance which established a
' rule It! the wood for Norwslk; and the
TAKE
IT IN TIME
uh In sum or 3...». Norwllit peo
‘ MO HM ‘ -
doesn't m.
”Minot kidmyzbockocho,
troubles “in tollow. . ,
‘I Kidney Pills no it: kidney
fend for other kidney ills.
Walk cttioeus» endorse
fl. Hung. «Swill BL. South
‘ ssyo: “For u long timo,.l
”9*. Th'mrodotl’lllotods
.3; ore-stellar. Otkmof
, it?" thvoollo beeugrosuy
; sue: 'DssflKlIl-
" tonic“;-
doubt counting and rccountinx
bcitds in he rode, with ngithpr jm- young “’89 h neither died nor between the motorcycle and the auto
riding in his heart nor 10) uatcr 9,, remained unbudged. Hill patronlr‘oblle. and heard all the testimony
mg head, and with new“ a ilioutzht m saint must hate interfered and double-'before Judge Scott
harming a living creature. At any’cromd his nohle resolution: for, sl Brunt was wrong: 9
rate, this “'ay; the tegljlnmy; for the thouizh according to Walsh's story, Walsh crushed to earth will
writer himself heard it \ .ver there "‘9 Briggermnn ““90 1119181 1189’» been 3831‘
on; in .1". wilds of Bridge going like u streak of lightning to And make the other fellows pay
port .;. Judgp Scott's own den (i cover that 300 feet before he could For what. my lads, 'twixtloyslfrlends,
believe .ludgc Scott is s colleagucoi Set out of the way he was scarcely Is a little. measly right of wily.
Judge Walnh’s on the Common Pleas bruised, “NW-Rd of being smashed to ' ‘ 2510' sports
bench) Now at this very tragic mo ll jelly: and was pushed along but a They took their medicine with it smile
ment the Briggemm boys we". 919- few feet, clinging to his machine and. to far as the writer know: have
lariomtly fiy-rflflng their venerable which was twisted some out of shopq. ntyor \I'himpercd. They know noth-
iniother. an aged aunt and a niece or to be sure; but then the machine ' ‘“ itlnz of this letter.
tender years along Newtown avenue. was only of steel. while young Wuish'ail’robsbly they think they got off easy
going north YounWsh said at body. besides being one of a hero ups for covering that 300 feet at the rate
me out mi young M, Quinlan (H... fortified by his high resolve to defy. 09 10 miles a mlnue or more 38.
lievo. It partner of Judge Walsh's the that ordin‘auce, rather than to yield Young Walsh's evidence
liuio
9
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9
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my inch from the [mill oi thnt roaring by one who all but saw the collision. 9
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BRIDGEPORT. CONN. ,
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,9 DODGE BROS. M0 90R CARS
RUNABOUTS AND TOURING CARS FOR IMME-
DIATE DELIVERY.
9 REO Four and Qix Cl'il'di’l' CARS
coflmue of Judy Scott who tried the right. of way to these Briggen
the cue), by dextrously sud musing mans. it ought to be well noted that.
[y cross-questioning his own witness, twice. young Walsh averred that, he
Mo yam Welsh rub it in otter he saw the Briggermsus on Frank Greg
on; let on about it. tm these hilari- ory’s hill, some hundreds of feet sway ‘
nus prism“ boys ('e all know at themoment when be m 10 feet
m" giddy a,” m). probobly crowd or so from the junction of Newtown
min with tliolr" wellknm joy-rid. Terrace (going east mi west) and
log propensity. especially .1an their Newton ivenue (going north and
mother '5. m m with the Lord Both); and twice he also owned
only knows 3w much wicked Joy- that, when the Bugger-mute were at
voter to their. hoods, were in their “'2' distance, be "500 right 91:1on
auto. on fruit my a... me town svenu'e and stopped his in.
9x 300 foot. south of the corner ot 91‘9“- "It! young 81' Quinlan sowto
My. gym” .fi NOWOWII TOP It lull. Willi! did not me luck (Ill
rneo (team he was pining. Tin-throw! mien-It. showing how
teammate-toast» ur-tI-hmrvropoudtome.suu
Quilts. for be node you:
Weill. m it you
mentali- tin mmiflmwlm
«an out! neatly in (out any. .9.MW\
W
#fiWMWl
practicallyi
chm-god them with doing.
a
IENEDICT.
PRIZES FOR CORN GNOWERB-
HART-FORD March 4.—The State
Bond of Agriculture hos swurded the
following premium prizesfl for the
raising of corn in this state: Leslie
lieu. Hodlyme. one son. 2'! bushels.
ore-dun. $10.85;. George dummie.
Donbury. one sci-e. 83 bushels. 812.81:
In G. Henley. wood-took.~ one acre.
in Fusbels. 8})”: M. L. fleshy.
Wow. one-bolt sore. 63 bushels. .
um; lit-lend Kenyon.
Brian. one sure. 5. bushels.
WM may. labs-nu. one Acre.
II- tubule. M“? m lurker.
III-dill. doe (on. u bushels.
honed
39.36: '
0rd. one:
will}
EARLY ENGLSH PERIODS
give us some artistic designs in
Furniture. One of the most
charminutyles was brought
out in the reign of George the
In. uni is coiled for its design-_
are
HEPPELWHITE FURNITURE
« Reproductions of these unti—
quo styles ore being fuored
now end as considered the
some of good touts.
Coll sod see the isriod do-
light in humu- Nrultunv
that we our.
. . ne ‘_
giggling up;
s. L. BENEDICT, 73h. Main St.
Airrouonmn ACCESSORIES
_.—-.. *—
53 WALL STREET
NORWAL
PHONE 438
O. B Jackson
OFFICIAN
Everything in the optical Linc
Eves Examined Free
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Norwalk Chronicler