CONTEST 010838 JUNE 51'“
Edisonusc "“ lenograpll
--: VOTING COUIl’pNz-v
is ha. Granulated Sugar It.“
m, try on. ........ k.
Op...“
Tel. lo. I! ‘24 WMonfl,
To buy your groceries at the A C. P '
Stem.
THE IIEIT NO P: Tll‘fl.
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White m“.”und
Condom.“ Inga can 10:.
“um“ Wk Fret Ddivcry
THI “N77!“ OFFICE
on or NM. Hall-v. Md! 8. at
A. II. AmVlNfi C 00"., or at
mania-n-.. loan-nu
PorWhomCaat.. ........ ..... . .....
Christian hideavor at 6 p. m. Thll
Add“ . .. ..... . .. ................. '1“ be M W “am no“.
in: All turner members of Chriat-
.. ......... . ................ . than mdoavor here or “same“ “I.
cordially invited. Subject: “Power
lfDrom the Pledse." header, Deacon P.
.SIanaaId. ’
DThe Vapor union will be omitted
Ion account of the union evangelistic
aervice I HI. cloaks it. the l
di-It church. The motor 0! thtI.
thurch wil preach at that senice.
The cooperative evangelistic Ber-
‘ilt't-‘s will he held in First Church
.next week. March 2024.
new wil be IIII follows: 'llnnday, luv
Irairhunka; Tuesday. Rev itarto; Wed-
nesday. Rt—L Stapleton: Thursday ReV.
‘HaIItlI-y. On Friday night. the lac
night of the series or aervices,
-—., 1
'Il routes
is the I
“la“ IIIII be. good you»! ataxia;
‘ West avenue, in the afternoon.
I: Tuesday. March 18th. The
Word (‘ircla will meet on
wicked
The preach-1
Al‘
night, and also special soloists. l
walkeih not in alt‘ cordially invited.
'l‘utsday. The Ministtring
counsel of the will meet with Mrs. William R. Smith,.
ltind
Tuesday
H.7llllg the 28th, instead of the tint
It. hal‘a Pariah Rev. Win How-
ell. rector.
Second Sunday in Lent. 1:30 a. 3..
Holy Communion; 9:15 a. I'll“ St.
Paul's Suday school;10:30 a 111.
Holy Cunmunion and semen; 3 p. m.,
8t AndrewI Minion Sunday school.
353 loin 'Itreot: 7:30 9.11, Evening
prayer.
Services every week day at 9 and 5.
also Friday morning at 6:15.
W innipauh Minion service, Wednes-
day night at 7: 30
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Christ Church, Gregory Boulevard,
East Norwalk. Rev. 7‘. F. Caskey. D-
1)., pastor.
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Morning prayer and sermon
the 10:30
‘ (‘onIIIIunlon till be celebrated. TheIeI
Sunday School at noon.
Etching prayer at 7:30.
; Lenten .scrvice every Friday even.
ing in the church at it p. ill. The pub.
Circle llt' ii invited.
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1 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
‘ ECIENTIST
First church of Christ, Scientist, 57
West avenue—The Regular Sun
Matter.
Sunday school It 9:45 a. In.
evening testimony
To both ibeae services the public is
maintained at
open each week
lday. holiday! executed. from 2:15 to
. Swedish
church. 8L John'a place. H. Luther
Lutheran
Evening service. 8 p. In.
Sunday school and Bible class, 9:30
Rev. Wilson attends the meeting of
the ‘Hartford diatriot in scallion at
loridcn. Conn” Tuesday and Thurs
Choir reheanlal Friday. 8 p. In.
Aaaociated Bible Student! meeting
. in and Men‘a Hall. West Waahlnxton
utroci, South lNormillt on March 19th.
New York will site an interesting ad-
)Io collection.
Nor Islandeih in the we on account of the special services The day service of this church is held at ll
meeting will be held at the home of a. m-
of runners. Mm Gardner. - Subject. March l9.
: Music for the day: I
Nor sittcth in thc neat “(mung at ,0.30I_ Wednesday
lI-IIIIIII». Melody in A flat “W““K 3‘ 8 0"ka-
of the M'Ornflll. . Alexander Guilmant .
m- Quartet Sabbath Morn. G. H. Knllht cordially “Ml“-
.Alto Solo 1n". Good Shepherd. 'thA radlnxddroom ‘9
‘ . . 9 same a rose.
’.‘ _p.,,‘mg ,. i 0. Ram. Mrs. llailland
; =2:. - A“- tiffcrtory 'tIItheuI Bonuln Eat.
'0 l'lrat Methodist Epilt‘opll church, 6: 30 1) III. The Senior Mag-Ire pray D Buck ‘- 30 D II-
? mm “0"“ William G “in". min‘ 0" martin: Bullion-A World Pro Ptmtlude—‘Triumphal March a. CIIII-Il .
(I. W- .Krflm for the. League. lander. MilliI No Vesper service on account of: 3" JON”
.75 10:80 a. In. Servicc and sermon. Ila‘lliau Wallin. Illnion service with M. E. church in
3 12 noon. fluctuchool. Distribution 7:30 p. m. .pmm“ some... 8“ "an”. IWilaon. Ila-tor.
’3' of price plus. _ . _ .‘Inbn by the pactor, ; i ‘ ' ‘"'r ‘ i Divine “"m' w “ .'
‘3 6:30 p. III. Youngr People's Dam- The union evangelistic Iervicps will- South Norwalh Baptist “1‘”th
In that hour. Leader. Mrs. James be held next week in the Iliorwalk ”M, K. H. Hartley. pastor-Morning
‘;‘ UH“ (longflentional church. The ”“1”“ service. ltlzllO a. In. a
,4, 1:30 I mIIGoupel soncfcrvlce with for the week will be as follows—3 “WI Lyman R. .IImI... M. .t,, I...
'l on on Made Whale. - Monday night. Rev. 8. 1" Fairbanks; ‘tstXlILt‘ pastor of the Washington
~ Bolmat for the evening will be MPH. Tuesday. Rev. C. E. Barto; Wednes- .
,I litigltta Presbyterian llturtlI will be da inclulivo.
’ 1‘” Gray Case. . day' “a“ JOh“ Slaplmo" Thursday, the preacher at the morning service I y
'- Tuesday, 7:“ p’ m. “a“ meeitng Rev R G Hartley; “id"I Lulon Mr llartleI will address the. children
O'IO Thunder. 7.4 p In Prayer meet Communion service The pastors and The “mum” program will be con
iIli Ill. officials of the. cooperating churches ducted by Harold Wilson organist
“h “MAY. ‘ p. m. Junior League. 8 It will "Mm m the Hermite tutti \iltt. lt‘. l. S‘uith lulloiat.
.1. In. fBoy Scouts. Thursday. 7:45 p. m. The regular 1,, “II The m1“; who"! “m hold .“t
“‘ “I’M M. E. Church. SO. ’Nort‘walk ’mld “(trek prayer mp‘iung Will ll(' In.“ "5 u l 883 Ion. 7' P- III. m0? 6 E Heuhn 0!
I III a o
.- Muaic tor the day: an ulllul with the pastor in charge .
53 Idornini: at Io;::o;- ._ i ”-3" 9- ill-"1“” 3‘1““ ”Wm" dma. All welcome.
m
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II
Organ l‘r=IlIIIle Knight
e
Street A. .\l. E. church.
hood.- witlbe addressed by Dr. In T.
Chapman. superintendent of tho Nor-
1‘ ’v'
11
0'3“." 3‘9““ g; concert. .
Sacred comet; 0 b0 held tit mg
a Bohannan. Ri‘V.l A \ifl‘uy past
I . - A I 01' , _ i! _
. Ant . ”UM 1.1mm Wilson Bum" aervicw i II . . walk lltllOOlil. Hill aIr‘lietl will he
i. “ . y ““ ‘ “r’ “wrest" QIImI l’llfl"t-"H of Moral Education in
. 0m. ._ .u.y Album lA‘flf in lt‘ in: morning service I] u, m. 1.1“.”- ' ‘ " ‘ ‘ than-h. 5"DdlI afternoon. March 1'.
I I‘ ““an b‘clmrwcnlla. peraon possible ‘5 urged to be prtltient ltI-fIIrIIIIt'e to the llm. 'lllia will he mm. “55130 “I m. I-lllu‘p.
1.: Olerimy Stilt! l Ht‘i‘ll‘tl llli‘ VOlCB 0t and refoj‘qa a ”‘01" lav-I0 Sundav Ml “pen meeting. Parents are cor- WillllKI-t‘ ll(lu'.
. ' I-II . : - I I I I
(~ Joana. Panning. “th Augusta Fallon school. During the lAIIIttIn scat-Ion you thally mud“ to M Drum" Scripture "fading" hmm‘
.314 Organ l’tlatlude—-Scherzo. should ullnnd the ”nib... 5.0"“... at 6:30 p. m.—-(‘hrlstirIII Endfl‘NVQJb‘ Prayer—Airs. G. W. Johnson.
‘5 Schumann 7:30 ll. In. l’rcnclIiIlKut 8 ll. III. thcmt I‘M" “ ill b. led 3)}. Mr. Liv?" SW- Selection—illicit
,3, Dveninl: at 7:80:— 7- la HelHovg spmsmmflyt The mm“. ““'- ""“”‘3 , LEW" “(In “Hr Address—Mr. Moore.
1 organ preludo—«ttnnsnlmmn. Liszt. in will try and “mm. H... .” you. . WP.“ ” ' Nadine—Mm- Neme-
he Duet (Chorua b (‘.ltoirl-~-Nliled to Woelt o~' ~ .-::o . nI.~-»’l‘lIo IIIIioII I-xzt' lzc‘lstic Solo—Mia. Eb. Pwell.
It, Y ly cIIlI IIdIIr; Imfl i' ’ , D
II the Cross; pullar the re",’,I,:I.I..,C-I.;_ I .mIIa y InIIIl- con“... will u» hold in the South Recitallon—Sadii- Bailey.
§r lilo Augusta Fallon and Mr I I‘ “‘ 3' men ’7 l-rlday .\'orI\-allt t‘ouizreitntionnl Church. llev ; KctIdinr-Blrs. McGlowttn.
$5.- Hutchoat'ln. .In' "‘ ... “"33“ (“iifl'lwgfmmg' mum: Chum!" R, G. Hartley, pnutor of the llnpiiath ,Seleclion~l}llolr.
. ‘ . - ' time (i it 0 our set" ‘ I I - ‘
'3 ?“n‘ {View}?! Adam" ReliKiOSO- 'vlcca. We Hollt'll visitors and sir-mg “'"rm' mu ”“3"" “fading-- Mr. Miller.
” -‘- Y Mendelssohn om (‘ood music \‘Inl ire I A ‘ The final week 0’ evangeliatlc aetr- Reading-«Mrs. Chance.
‘ . .. l . . . ‘ ; t‘. . V I
3"} .‘Oflertory Solo—Selected. , "H Itcoa will llii‘. Mill in the Norwulk Solo-Mrs. H. G. Howard.
(‘nnng-mtional Church.
’ poriunily to the mcII’IbcrII of
Oman Postlude~»l\iarch. .-\. K. Gaul}
So. Norwulk Congrcgotionttl ('lllll'l‘ll
John Staplcton. minister.
Public Wot-tibia. Sunday morning at
10:30. with sermon by the pastor——
"Our Father.
liq 5’.
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal clIutclI
Charles Elmore Barto I33. I”
”"Eunday cervical as fullthfi‘
Class meeting in Room No. Evening service at 7:30. Union
9:30. Frederick Bodicnt. lender. service with ”w Baptist church in
Morning worship .II 10:30 with uer- thlI-I church Sermon by the. Rev. B
Inon by the pastor on “The. Message G Hartley.
' ll the Church at 'l‘hyatira" '51")th Men's Bible class M 12 OTlOCk. Sub it. nI.. (‘hurclt school. 17 a III.
nqhool for all ages at the neon hour Ieclflvphe Prayer of a Wieltod Man. in: prnmr litany and aeIIIIIon
Young peopled meeting at 6:30. Topic Bible who.“ at 12 o‘clock. Mr. topic of the ser'hlon will
——,—A World mogmm tor the League. Howard Tilly. Itinerintendent. mism.
.In. (‘arrie Smith. leader. Union eV- SFXIlOI' C. II:- met-ting at 6330. Sub-
usellatic service at 7: 30 o! the -Nor- 190149“an Power from Our Pledge.
walk Congregational and Methodist Leader, Mist! Carrie Paxton.
lllll'l.
‘ Trinity Church— ——.Rev
(‘olenltL I. Iaator- -—'Serv' Ices
lat
for
‘ bration til the Illoly
730 p. m
'l‘h
Views of His Destiny,
evening prater and addiess
lifter service conducted by Dr. Bar- Vices will be continued this week in Testament characters. Moses Trainin
.to Special music by unmet Et'err- the Norwalk Congregational church ’0' hmdmmt‘ A “"0" h-VM“ “9"“
one welcome. . On Friday evening a Union Commun-
MI-‘Iflms- , .l9n service will be held.
“I“ in A Flli. . .H. J ARCHIE Thursday, 715 D. m.
Quartet—Come, YeI Diaconsolate laervlce in this church led by
------------------ Dudley Buck Stapleton. immediately following the
~ Tenor Sow-Selected. lmld- week service a Bible class will
'Wonl March __ Jho conducted by Mr Stanleion to of the Walton's Guild.
‘ - ............... Wm. Mason which the women or the chI‘IrclI' are evening prayer 8 III m nelshborhoo
' _ Evening; loane‘cialiy invited.
’ Profile—Pail Vobhictlzn I Wednesday, 3 p 21!. Meeting of the 80mm— 19 Lows ”we! .
................. Frederick Lacey anaemi- Circle of King's Daughters Wednesday—4: 30 v m.
. i hymn.
Mid-week
‘1... the week:
Monday~7z 4.3 p. m.. Junior Guild.
Tuesday—2 p. Int. SBWinT meetin
. Root avenue
; mt—Crnciilx . . 1." ram Friday. 3: 35 a. ll._ looting of the Mammary study meeting. 3: 3° inn
, “Pl
church. name. P. Falrbankl. pastor. l Brooks!“ Chapel.
DEN a. II. Fellowahlp menial; at-c p. m.
Mound
worahtp'witli‘ Mmamqam chln-cil‘“:bto‘r2 don"ner‘tno‘vt. macho». 'the it".
.. IRE -'! III dice“; II a. II-Itsmtor‘vi he" ‘
,a . ._.wlmnu «flied; “are
' Hum. cubical of ieaan—J'III- Hawaii-Inigo at to: so with manner It It.“ III-.mm's
all til. m Illicit: by the putter. “Subject- Wilton. for the prevail: In '
his“): I. MI I“?! mmwmamw' ... “7:, hell that?“ WM;
I};
lt is amon-
this
t'l‘lil‘f‘h to be present in tilt-III mock
l‘redel'ick A.f
, tlie‘ - Reading—villus. Dunn.
second Sunday in Dent-Ii a. m.. cele-
Communion. lilI
r'llf‘l‘II-;
Tito
be Pesal- ll. 1". I'Bniley and Mr Miles.-
This in the second write!) in
a "three of four on MM and ThreozEXTENSIVE MOVEMENTS
ehurch. Sermon by D“ ”067680? Md The Cooperative Evangelistic ser- ”com “‘1“ ”1 “ “”6"” of 5‘9" 0”
immediately after the processionul
service at the home of Mrs. W. J. 5
ElfiIaIy Iachool Friendly Society. 7: iii p. In! "choir
l ---‘ i Friday—7: 45 p In.. mflnt‘lmnr
Tab-L
Readinfi——M. Willlim Taylor.
tummy—Miss Minnie Bailey.
Sdo—lirs. it). 0. Powell.
9 Paper—Mr. H. G. lloward.
i
l ‘RNltal0ll-—~Ml‘d. Robert Combos.
Solo~Mra. \Vttltcr Fuller.
Sch—Mr. Robert Williams.
Recitation—Mina Amanda Davia.‘
Recitation—4cm“ No. 4.
Committee on arrangements—Mrs.
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OF BULGARIAN TROOPS
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El
9 :10 German."
in on of submarine war.
a
1 von Tirpitz. '
Redeemer or the Wbfid” 3 D In. our natty and the father of the
German naval spirit assurance of
‘l
.ts-III “we no
WG—W . .
Sci-0nd Sunday in lAI'll, March 19. '
at'
l
The German National Liberal
group in the Reichstag decided
Lenten services and calendar for. today tom“- gee I“ this session
its measure calling for the carry-
The. National Liberals sent th:
4: 3" D In following message to Admiral
“We are deeply moved by the
new: of the retirement of Your
- evrnm Excellemy' In the precent difficult
Qua-Italian Fluorine on theer‘ win: MrI. J’ohn Sherman, 66 Putnm prayer and meditation ‘OGOd thgflon time. We andbtlte creator of
the American consul at Monter-
den maria my..milr the
.gisi’fii
I .
of 1916.
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l)l't‘.\\t‘.\'
liIIIUMI>
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(‘4 ulccrt
lIZIIst-Illllle,"
York Liic' In Washington.
No infantry attacks were made
last night in the Verdun region.
the War Office annouced this af-
tcmoon There waa intermittent
cannonading.
On the 17th of April the county Wu
(‘ T. U president will Speak in thc
“\garm M. B. churt ll strum tile
cuss her experiences at the Seattle
convc ntion. The next meeting of thc‘
W. C. 'l‘. U. will be held with Mrs.
(‘aIIliI-ld. Merwin street, next Saint
dity afternoon. Vicirola selections
were enjoyed after yesterday after
noon's moeilng. which WM held with
Mrs. Meeker. of West avenue. I
l cillls Illicit
snows If mm It
towns III Ictllli
Ii Croce. chnlah. sick, Bitloua. GiveI
Fruit Laxative at Once. I
Every mother realizes. after glvlng'.
her. children "(alifomla Syrup of:
Figa.‘ that thla iI ther deal lamina;
because they love is pleasant tune;
and it thoroughly cleanses the tender;
little stomach liver and bowels with-;
out griping.
When cross. irritable, feverish or:
breath is bad, atmnach sour, leak at:
the tongue. Mother! I! coated, give a}
teaspoonful 0! this harmless
laxative." and in I. few hours all thel
foal, oontltlpated waate, Iour bile and!
undigcated food passes out of the.
bowelwnd you have a well playful;
child again. When its little system is!
full of cold. throat lore. has stomach
ache. diarrhoea, indigestion, colic-A .
should always be the first. treatment
Millions of mothers keep "Calliorn
la Syrup of Figa' Ihandy; they know
a. tecspoonfll y same a sick
child tomorrow. it you druggist for
a 504mm bottle of “Calliornia Birul‘l
printed on the bottle. Beware 0|
counterfeit: Iold here, so don't be
fooled. Get the genuine. made by-
=~IarosunIIeI—orertoine in c Minor .. l'l‘emple Circle or c E 7 so 1) m. Junior Auxiliary the truest and most thankful de- .,
' ~ .................. .orison Meeting I the 'Boy Scouts. Taiwan—9' 30 a. In celebration of action.” ”A m“: ?:’?’:°Umon "a”
I .. '- . 'i: Woodward avenue Department the Holy Communion-4230,19 In. " The officer: and lookoimoithc ' " . .’
Avenue Methodist W Sunday shoot at 3: 30 n. In. evnnimt waver. 7- 4% m ”"3 deatroved Dutfll liner Tubamia.
MAKE Irononnow A narration
1.! thin!- ‘31.»! was" todaviiJiI
won mend from indigestion. at“:
W3: Iiiilo’II's‘au-ii’ bio-nu: m
Mitt: 6t oai‘a’i Moon danced by
thinned Wei awning a Ibiajy Ct"
”min-tic own” no Idiom-é will
be a- bitter day. This *3th
ll
The D. M. Read Co.
Spring Fashion Week
March twentieth to twenty-fifth
(t‘llllllltlltlllf' Mulllla) and continuing cath biltttttl
lug: tld\ of the Itcek, an IlltcrIwItiIIt' >hIIIIIIIg \\lll be "little
III all (lt‘lliillllltlll\ oi \\ otIIcII ~
t‘lIllIlt'I-ll'x “I."
'l‘rilllul'tngs
ICIIIbIoidcr'tcs
l.illt‘ll\ -
Gloves l'IItlcrtt'IIIIr
Ilt‘Vt'le‘)’ ”celery
NI-tIlttIcar llandkcrclucik
\t‘lllllLN . lA‘iilllt‘l‘ (liltltl\
llul'iIIII llll\ I \IIImltlIIII ti‘ i ~l_\lc,\ \l~Itut'.~ \\lll lll‘ .IiIltIl-
“(lrll lllt tumult: ataxtlll Cup
in “tiling IItIrpiniIIg quI-xt loll: ayto \\llil. \llill llc
‘It‘tlIiillV Ill ll;It.~ Suitm llt)\\ll~
lht ll. .\l l\'tI.IIl (Illllpttllt arc to lItllIl
\tit ~\tll‘lt‘ <.
rIIIII-IItIIIIIs for thc Wt't‘lt’.
will be put out for company.
A Brilliant Display of Trim-
med Hats. Sailors.
'I‘I‘pcs,
:ItIIl (lal‘tlt'll Hats.
WM 185).
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for 1916
\p] |"Ell(l {til the stItleIIIl
‘1'.
Suits \lillltII-III
hllucs uIIIl SIIHIIIH
l lllgttlt
\t‘“ Stilts and
l)l’t‘.~\ lltltltlp'
\Ilriug t'nlttuts .illll
T in lll‘\l .IIItl IIlIttiut things
Gold jewelry. A special line
'l‘urhatts.‘ oiI l4 lxtll'iil ptccrs lor Fashion
l . . . . . I. _
\lnttm \‘por-tl t't \ \ \iittlal illnpld) of Rube
It-u l 'carls. All cxptIrIcnI‘cIl
salesman in chart“.
t.‘\l'l’\ \llcl'lltlt)“ l)_\' the (Ioulding ll'atp
Light plt‘t‘tN and most Ilt-lightiul music
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o OUTING FLANNELBKIRTS TURKISH TOWELs
o . 25:. ltczular price 300. 22x44 tar. Value In.» 0
O MEN’S UNDERWEAR ' SAMPLE HAND BAGS O
0 35¢. Regular price 50c. A special price. 0
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0 SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. PHONE 446 O
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a 1,000 LIBRARY VOTES IN EACH DOLLAR'S TRADE. ‘0:
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"fruit ‘. gee—=5 .. "
remember.,a flood “inside cleansing"!
given. . ,
of Figa" which has fictions for hair.
lea. children or minim 81'0"“ “l“ i
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Water St, So. Nor-walk:
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The _City National Bank 1
' MONEY
The disposition of money is oftcr. a troublesome prohlttm.
To indiIiduaIa, executors. mini I~I~uatortt, trustees“ guaIIlialIs,
treasurers and officers this Bank otters its. services not out" as n
place of deposit but in an advisuy capacity. . .
We welcome an opportunity to discpss tllL‘SI' matters with you-—
our oflicera are acccaelble at all times
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A NEW [MW of BABY CARRIAGFS
All styles are moat attract; c, and the prices are very reasonable.
HANDY GO CARTS
That insure the contort of the child. and a rest for the‘ weary mother.
“52. .50 to $10. 00
4.1 $.11. 0ND 35 SON .
‘Wo—mb FN‘RAL ntncc'rona Namath. Conn.
IPFt'uiio't «moms to all p:- -..d Hot-walk and surrounding towna.
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