<1.
*3;
lid to get mm on the. German side
If possible in order that he may Iisit
b towns and cities which the Teu-
he have traversed.
.‘1-_ .. .-
—‘——. l
m MILLIONS Fon GUM. i
I'Mune Spent Each Year for Product
.1; of Old BullyJ'ree.
. 1f the c'-heIIing gum girls would lay,
to: their guru for It while .thcy IIoulIi
Wattle to build t lIIt 'leship IIith tite-
ths.
1 And chewing gum is merely the tried-‘-
Footed sap of an old bully -.tree
The bullytrcc is“ one of a large fant-
'f.’ 0 (trees. an off- shoot of which' is .
“.33. sapodilla tree. (‘lIiIle. the root
”lance of the theIIinI; Hunt. in tho
W milky Juice of the snpodlila tree. 1
The about are fans pIe<eIIted hI
Infill. departtttent of ('Oilllllt‘Hf‘ in the
. of its‘.ceasecless actiIitics in
digging up facts about tlittgs that
“m from ttbmnd The department
. ’u’ commerce also I 'ls:
_ “The chewing gum habit has ('O‘Ii
lilo American people for Ihicle alone
‘wrty 335000 000. in the last ten
sum ,or almost the times as quch as
'6 paid Russia for Alaska. Normally
W imports of chicie amount to" I .000
'0" pounds. for IIhiIh we pav about
‘83.“. 000 in the Iountries of origin.
find to nhlch must be added "customs
‘MEs in our OIIII ports of about $750 -
one." '
fiirmrono CATCHES CRANE can
THIEVES.
Ion and Automobile Back to Bridge-
-' port After Attempt To Got
.01 hi. Away.
on in Stamford shortly after
boot: Saturday driving an automobile.
which it is allegd they had stolen
but in front of the Crane “the com-
We plant at South and Iranistsn
. avenues. too young men whose names}
~ his not yet been obtained by the lo'
police are being brought back to
port. The. chauffeur left the
which is owned by the Crane
company. in front of the factory
3y morning about 11 o'clock‘
upon his return about five min-
Ch afterwards the car was gone.
was sent to the police and it re.~
“a 02!. the capture of the thieves in
I»
afar connecrtcur balconies;
" If; (Antonia. Wu
$3!!!le :ia connection have
a. Inb."
III cums-an.
”dawn
teas
“U
i
IIiIneIIs. stand last neck “hen the ses-
. Iion of the (‘ivil Superior court closed
for the day and he IIIilI resume his
t9 'imony on Tuesday IIIOIIIIIIIr. Spell-
e1 Ilsima his union cord was taken
many from him II hilc ire IIIIII IIIIrkltIK
in the Raird-l'nteidt lIztt fttItory ‘in
Bcthel in July. 1911. and as It remit,
he was: unable to obtain employment
III his tI I.Ide
The III.~e ii being tried before Judge
Webb and ti iIIrI. Attorney: \l' alter
Cordon Merritt of Xew York and Wil-
liam .\. lledden of llridceport repre-
sent the plaintiff and John S, Pullman
of Bridgeport flptroilh‘ for the defend-
anus.
_—-_...—.._
NEW ALMSHOUSE IN BALTIMORE
BURNED.
75 Inmates Carried to Safety, 18
Their Beds.
l'le\l.Tl‘.\i()RlI?, April i7. The new
ilnltitnore County Itltnsitouse was
wrecked by tire, yesterday afternoon.
The seventy—tire inmates were taken
to safety, eighteen of them being Iar-
I-icd out in their tIcIlII. The cook.
Margaret Ewe. fell dead from heart
trouble when she reached the ground:
Two county firemen were badly burn-
ed. The structure which Ivan just I...-
ished and of stone. replaced the one
burned last year. The tire was cana-
causcd by it dI-feI-tive. titre. Tire darn-
ngc has not yet been estimated.
in
DRAG RIVER FOR MlSSlNG aov: '
DANBI'RY. .‘ipil i7.—-llundreds of
persons helped in dragging Still river
yesterday in the hope of finding the.
body of five-year-old John Michaela.
who disappeared from his home here
Saturday afternoon. The boy was
playing near the river bank when last
reen. The search continued until dusk
lost night but was unavailing
__ .s... .__...._..__
iiillliilllllil? N0 "8 All
(BANE
“Neutrone Prescription 99" is the
Quickest Remedy FOI- Painful,.
Swollen Rheumatic Joints.
'thieptrono Prescription 99" puts
Joints and muscles in fine shape. is
'easy to take. four teaspoonfula a do!
and your poor achins. swolied'tolnts
are moo. No more greasy, vile smell-
in lint-eats. it eliminates the pol-
‘m:
china 0!" ate pain
it! WM 1a m II.
It. Ila and use the as“ at par
has. CUI‘ w a
gather. a...-
sail" Whites-I'd“-
um.
i
pronounced IIbaolIIlI-ly incurable by
physicians and Its II result of Nature
opaihic treatments the palients have
“00!! enjoying perfect health it»
years.
lilfiSTlGITE FOR ME
A cord‘al invitation is extended
to any physician to accompany
any patient who is in need of
treatment.
'i‘hcir natural methods of curing
diseased utter IIli II'lII-r llit‘llllri have
failed. ‘II not only endorsed and I'm:-
IInInIctIdeIl by All their South Norwalk
patients. but by many others in every
city in this state. Their largo- anti
lsll('.(‘(8dllll practice is due noleiy III
Ithcir .~trai.: htIorII :.Ird lIonI-st III-tiling
‘II-iIh the ttfilicttd. if after I: c'Iret‘IIt
rIaIIIinIItlon. they tell you your I-IIsI-
in turablc. you me as .ttre of t: II.I
he sun risinu. it they wonder you
iIItttIIIhie. nothing will induce them
to trI-ztt you.
If you Iire :Iffiictctl In mind or bi“ _\'
no matter “not the complaint. or an
tailed to cure. don'-t fail. to get IIII cx
pert opinion of your case the intent!
gate for Iottrsclt. Toke no IIIIc' II IIord
unless they have received tt'I-zttment
from these specialists. They I‘Ivtteve
pain. rcmove tumors and stop hemor ,
Int-gen. .\()\\ is your opporunity.
\‘ott IIIe-l not stt'fcr IIhilc the) anti
,WPN-‘lutrl'lt‘d several years ago,
in the city.
A live minute consultation“ may
sate you I,uonths or I-zvct Ieats of
:ufiering. it cos ts you nothing. In it
worth the price? '
lt‘ hnpossible to call at the‘ onion.
IIIrItnxenIents can be mime. to hate
;them call at your home.
The Natureopathlc physicians con-
trol the normal circulation of mo
‘blooti. aiding nature to take up and
dispose of all impurities. Perfict cir-
culation of blood means__perfect health
to everyone. regardless of what Your
disease ntay be.
By these natural and rational nteth~
oda there is a vital life force impart-
.ed to the subject from the nerve cen~
ters which increases the flow of the
blood to all parts of the body in a
natural way. Vitalizing and harmon-
izing the function of all‘ organs. it
‘regulaies and builds up the blood.‘ the
nertcs. the muscles and the entire
Iorganism.
The reason why the world is full of
chronic sufferers is because there is
'sflnap snouoatod ut tueqt .on draw on
'ioey have tried it. Now is your op
, portunity to try a modern, up-todatc,
scientific treatment named \‘stnre-
apathy. which has cured thousands tot
remain cured.
Not only do the great scientists ott
d3 of curing disease. withI-ut poison
~III drugs. but many 0! the‘worid's
,most eminent physicians frankly adv
In‘It it as the tuning practice.
An old condemn called on tho
Naturoopathic tors poms II-o.
Ire- on ago. angering from artie lor
thIDIUflI ol the right shoulder“
“WWII. from nun. aw
“sortable“. Henaahovery
Joni. hula. “lg-t his hearing sore-Jr
.coo ‘yI .. he to *0 con- dial“
and bad In. dd he so ton. and
had he. tad-l an
leafless out.
+ m
names}
. Iain out mm cure to has its
.he wont! etYdotLI' Inn modern rnctII ' '
true-I
._....--_ v.._ ._
ears treated "All right” the o‘d
than said. “go ahead" in tons than
a III-ck the old gentleman IIIIII sur
prised to find not only his rIII-untaiisrn
cured. but‘ his hearing I'I-storI-Ii also,
'lhrce soc." axon lady I-atII-Ii III
the otiice of the -.\'_alurropathic doc
tors. suffering from inflammatory
I-hI-umatlsttt. Slit could not raise her
film. nor could «LI- mim- her right
lOIIeI- cvtrctnity. “UT 9 treatment:
the weapon and
aiming ltIII,
truder
niece IIl tltc
Md.
Ml as to \H‘lllld the
in the legs.
’N ’ II... J “I...”
. ‘ I We ' . Green '1- urn-rs.
THISCOIE’QI VOID munch. M. 1 t as"...
coarse-r cmmymésm Y m m; Special m unwise III spat Int. I. April ma.
. hive.
J
EDISON ”m” “c PHONOGRAPH 3&5 Gr Tradin
.- ' ”mutt: "more con g
a fi —
v33 I
7., - Whuhsflf ‘i
7” Dunn“.............-..-........I. V l
I: _I..wmc......... ~~ s-III luv-II “no we EASTER COUPON I.
- I
~,«; w W, m M CutoutthioCoupos, present It at our Store 1;
.- I . . t
’ . . . . . m, c.“ II.“ . this week and by buying 50c WORTH or more i
) 1 Amaon...aoonoonson.................on . e ‘
~'.~ _ l0 II “ of on re». corpus. ”Ices, sutures I:
.ti ‘ [I mm”. MWMKMWIyuwMIWu 1:
L —————— Jot Green S F ‘I
.p t
i’ m ..-.—...»....,... 7533 Salvation Army n m m 25 Trading tamps tee 1:
‘. uncomOOuncilWN040UAl6 ’ I
c [MOO nun-n- ----- 4117 Day nursery _ 1., I. III! I“ insides regular and extra otampanivuonaale. it
“runs 62s ' """ - ‘I
""_' i .____._ . _ l
' a. P 0 °‘ ‘- 1“. Remember the second in the race lasted: last for Treatment“. In... Monday. Apr" It to Saturday. Am 22. 1:
01' e 9d - ------ - - 37? . . no hundred and tilt ‘ng can not good after Saturday, April 2:in t
‘ ‘l' “ "“1 MM ‘ ° . ’ momma Wu. wt 9"“ .. II
-- . Cocteau Tribe .14 tolls: Edison Diamond Disc phono S" l ’
"" d Colman ........... 10' mph. I 9. - E ‘ 0 fl
_. - _ -__. . -M .- _ _ - _.. _...__ ta Stamps It I eas an 0 es
II, . -- « — i x - .
x ' IN ANOTHER COLLISION. ' - I ‘ so Stamps mu. I lb. El Ryad
.‘ 'i- ' "' LSM'TH TO BE p The! “'2: “km?“ 'rni 100 Sumo! with 1 lb. Fancy Coitee ................. 35c
~ H ' GIVEN PASS ORTS . . . m “in 5 Che Tea 70c
an Ill‘ Twentieth Century Limited aide 0"" p
E 25 Stamps Will! 1 lb. Ambon
e l Swiped by Empty Tank Cars. —-—4- 75 a“ . _______ 32c
5" I w-th t to. New Crop Coffee .. . . .. ..
'M“ w.“ 3‘ Allowed to CLEVELAND Allrii l7.- The Tch- We are now living in a world of MP. 60c I
‘ ”H 'for 3]“an! With Uncle :tieth Century Limited the \'ew \Ol'k “-0“er and in a" use 0i am‘zm' ad, Tel ------------ - 20CS;IMPC mth 1 lb. St) 1.3;:
«'5 Sam“! “0. K.“ t iCentral'a crack ”am “as in collision Iantrtntni in new direction eager. . 0 cc .................
"I ‘ I .. ooStInIaw‘tnttb.Tea ..50c
i to! N. Smith. of Bridgeport. for‘ for the second time In thtee necks :1::”:1E:3ulr‘:e:” l’l’lllllsh: afidfifwtl; p I 15 Sum” with i In Iona Cot.
I -I at this city. fOrmerly editor. of last nighl open it “as sides-wiped by immwme in the put 3... 50 (mm... 40 stamps with 1 lb. Tea .. 40: fee .................... 25c
I - Sentinel. $810M” made apnhm tIIO entpty tank tars a short distance placed tod‘y that It. gun-II, notice 10' Stamp: with 1 lb. Goad Coi-
to Naturalization, Clerk II. ,l.’ west of the draw bridge over- the t‘u- them One science alone. that at our 36 “amps with 1 tb. Tea .. 35c ' zoc
f Ian, at the county corut house’ Iahoga mm a short di tance outside :28 dint-usei lhas twain-d longest is """
‘ r 0 till .I 0 gnorom, pmentioouu
. passport. it being Mt‘ Smiths tlte ltIion station despair. it is but tiltingu therefore. _ IMSIAMPS "EEC..."
“motion to Iisit the war lone1n Eu- .. Sleel plates “”9 “9"“th 0" ”‘9‘ that the beginning of this marvelous With Any of the Following Groceries:
no [or the Providence Bulletin ‘trldes of the cars as the train slow icontuty should be marked by the dia- ‘ _ w
I [r Smith “in sun Friday from‘lnl up as it neared the depot strttclt' covury and control of a power so i hex “2 in 1" (Shoe Polish 10c i can Sultana Spice ------ c
'0' York on a Greoir‘ vessel and he the oil cars The train stopped w"Melitt-acloun in its application and tar 1 PM- Dog or Puppy Food iOcI t pkg. AAP Borax ........ too
3' land I s Iontt t whi I, a lerlt Pflssenfli‘ls was tossed about} ”’“hm‘i 1“ ““ "“"uu‘ ‘“ i” WWW” 1 hot. MP on" Ju-ce .. 1°C 1 putt. Flutthoht or Mm- --
3 3 mm C ly overshadoII all other achiettments 1 ‘ Ta loca __ ‘OC
a” ho willhointolhefiaikans with “"d “9"“! “"9 “N to be “will" i made in the art of healing in the 1botMP_“Mt.otord "“"‘ 0° “ e p cw, .
:- Allies. The trip across the At- ' brursed D‘Il- 2 9“" Saioratus °" 3““ 1 pkg. A“, we ream o
wkocean M" Mk" “a“. 1., days i The crash “as heard for msnyt The Natureopathic speeilllsu lIaIe in. Soda each 5: Jo", Powder .......... 10-
E; After Mr Smith lrld n‘m‘é affidavit blocks and rumors immediately spread “"“f‘ "l 1M- “W N Km" "Wm"? ‘0 2 pkoe. LIFrance Laundry ‘ b“- A“’ w°"'°“°r'
met the Iity that another railroad nc- “H“, both MUN" “‘1 “"qu m“ Tablets ............ each be IN" 3N“ ------------ ‘5':
M be nos an Atnedun citizen. had‘1cm d l t d h it they Ian not only control all ordinary _ . v
m allegiance to ti! United States em. be c a me urnan Ies. ailments, but many of the so called in: , WNW ‘ it; .......; ‘3: Pink salmon, a can ...... 8c
l- TM ”in. due here at X: 35 OthIlI. lturable and upbeat-blot for-ma of din} ‘ ‘ " " ‘
as a witness had sighed also aphlbl- “'8‘!!qu for New York ., v". as well Those. who have ex. Baker Cocoana can ...... 18o Lee ‘ PorrIn's Women“-
h for a passport. he “a declared; l fining“ all ordinary, “193111 and. MW- Choooialoti he". a lb. log ”‘6" Sauce. . ”m. 196
& number of the ‘M J. I'lanagan As I L“..- —- -- -’~ 7 I- suffer. are came-ally tnrited to call at Chocolatod Caramela. 'b- - ‘0“. I ., 15°
m Wm”, I, “mp0,“, 0, memento MATTER AKEO “main II'IIIIIIIngIon met-I. south Namath. Up“. mean I. piIg‘: 4c '0" Corn. - w" '
Moan citizens who have procuredt AGAINST UNlON ' 1:63”:ng sailfish; ‘fifi’if‘ffivg .Geiflfl" Mink“. I ”I -- ’23 A" "My Peas, ' c“ 15‘
mil-3‘33.“ the "r ya“. l- E for a. limited time onU Durln I '
. . a the
I clII'k “mm Mural \li'. Smith‘ Wants $8,000 “r Lou 0' Card AM, All“ W“ yeol‘a aevcrll thousand can” Th eat A & P Tf‘a CO
' b send him a pustnl card after net VE':LP'°yg‘;" .l' “5"”: °' Ami; have been successfully treated by the e. r ’
I l ., I a an to II o s suing rnl Natureo thic doctors. These emt‘
! ”wilnnflalllimluzg :th-s it ‘3 rfitNo i. United .Hatters of \‘orth Am nent spat-lists have treated the ”4 WASHINGTON ST" SOUTH NogE'NAlglgim
' ”nary It i \i ”30‘. h'n ilbe flerks‘ ('l‘icn. and some oflicers Of the orthIi- worst ""1" 0‘ dbmmeu with rentarlc TC] N0. 909- cc Y'
. B . r. 3 ‘ t | .x ', .
. m“ ‘ den 10 Rel ””0" for $9. 000 damage-w. nns on'tb“ ahlt beniilcml results. Many Iadicnl ~ .
II close as possible to the firing line cureII haIe been made of titan-saint —""“— 1~_"'_~-o—~ ~
llflt'!l'ltlllf\l‘._\‘
Mist-I lda llotchktss of Bridgeport. II
Wildmans. was in the
house III the lime and she was one oi
the witnesses heard by the coroner.
Wildman seemed quite alit‘cle'd‘lry liit‘
outcome. of the. trouble, but mid clear
l)‘ of his intention to unable Antitr»
Stilt,
lllll‘ lttad full Im- of both arm and but The IIotInIi-ti man «as Illkl II to
ilcr .‘isicr was relieved from M‘lt'rt‘ tlw lhtthurI hospital. int tht lYljl'l’lt‘
anhtIt-Ite after 3 tIcntInt-nis. it III-re of melt nature that hi 'lit
seems Its if (“th’ybmly who In forum curI'IIi l‘tll tIc caved lie dicd the hex
Itte I-noutjlt to receive treatment is. day.
critirtly l'lll‘ld or much benefited. ._ _
They will remain Pl‘lnlflnl‘llly at 75' BURGLARS OPERATE IN POUCH
Washington I‘ll’al’l. South NanI'Itllt KEEPSIE.
Home. it to it. 1 to :I. Sundays by
pcoial appIIiIIIIIIIIIII. Free cInI-Iuitn I
”It" cIH‘udel l" days louver. ‘ Adv POI‘CIIII'I-zrmsuc. x. v. Ant-ll I7
(HEB llAiiEii tilt i8
iliSliliiD ll Killltii Sill
MI‘.—.
street .
more than $10,000, according to
nouncements IIIII'de today
Burglare rtttIIuIcltI-d the burnt: II
William bit-Lon. in
this city. and obtained
IIItre to the \flllif‘ of
l) :.'
Conltlln.
(Continued from First Page.)
Another Child BOIn
Anderson and \‘.‘ iidmans daughtc"~
but
'I\l'l'(' divorced in WinsIcIl lost your. a. "
the instigation of Mrs .-.\ndI-r.~IIIII
who “as granted the custody of theiI
then only IlIild Charles Since the
decreaanother child has been born.
'Imu the father rIIzIdr- repented nt-
tempts to take the older child from~
its ntdther‘s care.
According to the complaint tiled by
the plaintiff in the divorce action
Anderson was It habitual drnIIlIarIt.
and at various times grossly Itbutc"
and ill-treatcl iter. Testimony at Ih
coroner's inquiry showed that Ander
son had "of-iter- [Hid tnuch attention II;
tho legal effect of the divorce. Its he
continued to annoy hi- former wife by
day today."
out.
international” organizer.
rooting the strike and say:
tomorrow all of the. 4,000 union m9
chinlnts 'wIII be out.
JAMEs H. NlcCLELLAN DEAD.
llAl.'i'l.\i0Rl'2, .\ld.. April 17.
and widely kilt.\\|
llt"
UNION MACHINISTS JOIN STRIKE
l'nlIII‘
SYRACUSE. N. Y. April 17..
here I12
is
I‘
AcntlI'III‘.
‘il\"‘7“
I‘IItIuidcrablI
no»
Sitt‘t'iii
. .lrllul rt
li. llolllcllun. editor of the "Baltimore
linIierII'rith”
amonn insurance Illl‘n throughout lli"
Farsi. died here yexterdsy.
3o ,I‘I'IIrII old.
l
\‘I' {I S
machinists in four large local plant:
joined the strike im- on
There are now 2,500 met:5
Charles Seble. of Philadelphia
eighthot.‘
that h}
his efforts to tulte.t.he. child from her.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitman were also fro-
quently troubled by his attitude.
‘Dcmands Child.
Late Tuesday afternoon Anderson
went to Ms former wife‘ home, which
is about 90 feet distankfrom her:
father's residence. He demanded the.
child. and the woman tied to the."
horse of her parents, followed bytlic
enraged man. who pounded the doors}
and windows at" the hon. e and do _
mended that be he admit. ed.
The fr. ghtcnod tr mi ‘y. garnered
Iihe kitchen. ‘IIc ‘l‘tilC‘d Anderson
Inzc, but he inn-eased In: ugitm.
r'zhc threat; a:. tort: clung IhI doc I
l"cl: red‘ '-By mn.‘ I '11 so in n II] III
‘l' kill you all."
As it was cmdcnt
.‘Lflm‘td not withst'and his Ittaoit. al
the family but tho-and'i‘athor hid
i.
l
I.'~..~.t the on, .r..
\‘f
up culture»
{to G15 not? Am demanded.
[hot “valid be t over to
“.mwilmmw
”ft-gm inguinal Ind;
t t e ‘hrd
lowhobpd
“nought-II. H
“this!“ ‘i
-~:II.:
Come to us
with the high expectation of
receiving benefit if in need of
gram and we will not dis-
appoint you; Our eye service_
is
complete in abilityand ex-
. N
patience.
. a
‘THIAMEB.
“bloom-I DWI-tutu op;
dclari:
.t ‘I 'I- 4
81 Atlantic Square. Stamford;
v,.l.»-4-p is.
Dan-I»
I.- - .... ‘« Ann-vmry
Ops-III“? 9-
1
III. IIIIII Im~~ ' * .-
Established. 1351'. '
PULLMANE'ITE
REVOLVING SEAT BED
DAVENPORTS
With Arm Chair and Rocker to Match
Make a C(tilllilt'lt‘ suit for li\liig rooms: classy. sight-
ly, amazingly ingenious; ccontIIIIically priud.
CONCEIVED by an ingenious mind the operating
features of the Pulmnette, which act instantly and un-
failingly to turn it into a perfect regular bed. are what
make it worthy of the leading place in this store. Each i
piece is chosen for its individual appeal. Demonstrations
at. your convenience.
.\ll attractive set of l“urilliul't' for thc pctsott “ha i
livc~ in mm room or \IiIII may lM‘ IIlIiIgI-Il it) I-I‘IInIImiZI' lll
l'tIUllI.
The Pullman Davenport It)ll\\ I't~ illitl II in” ~i/cti ltl"l
III might.
('IIIcttIng til iII‘IIIIII Sintntxh
lilllt‘\ll'_\ III IIIaiIIIgIIIII tramc:
U
lI'Illllt'l‘y tIl‘ \'I'I'tlUl'I.‘
l’VIIlll’lll flour. 3
-.—..‘
The Quaint Dutch Curtain
in plain SI'IiIII \Iiilt lII‘IrIich III' iIIwI'tiIIIn III t'iIIIII IIr
iiiI‘t lIII‘c. \ ~1I‘Itight length {or I'Itclt \itlt' Ill. titc IItIItiIIII,
a tiny ruiiiwi IIti.tIII'c III ~ct at tiIc top.
$1.50, $2.50 and $3.00.
[l lltl‘tl l-luui‘”
Rag Rugs
‘. Hit Hi' mi“ I‘I-IItI-I's IIIth iIIIrI’lI't‘s in pink. iIlttc.
III' t.IIt.
green
\I-I'I‘ Iit'I'il tIII \llllllllt'l‘ Jumping l’tMllllfi. t'tiI' cottagc
\\"cIc If) {ix
i'IIHIllx‘.
i
l Special F; cts.
y ’l'hlrtl llt‘IIII‘.
A
t .
Hundreds
‘ of Smart
Spring
Styles
beautifully IIL'
lustrated in
the
McCall
Book of
Fashions
Suggestions to ‘
help plan
clothes {0r cv-
cry member of
the family
NOW ON
SALE
. McCoi fashion ' fallen“! r
Md c ‘I Fa-h-on ill-June w I Thc popularity I.I Dru- h sub» - I “la 3
J
of Dre-z. Numbu IUu
McCall Patterns
is due to three things—Sty le. fit and ease of making. 'I‘ii‘év
make it possible. to easily construct the moat fashionablc
ngns at home.
CHARLES J. MINTZ
SOUTH NORWALK CONNECTICUT
53 WALL STREET
NORWAL
PHONE 438
O. D. Jackson-
OPTICIAN
1‘ EVerYthinglnthe Opticalldne
Eyes Examined Free
t-‘trrtv .-
ktkta
Euro
P'l p.
SHEJ
:‘?g4t"‘
Win. ‘rlt-
I rIss Pot:
pertain Rust
15‘ o
uuummaousuan,
Norwalk Chronicler