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Evening sentinel, Friday, July 28, 1916 · page 4

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(I HAYES

cm. MARKET

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A. HASSEN

86 Van Zant, Cor. Osborne Ave.

Cantaloupes
and Watermelons

And all kinds of Fresh
Fruits and Vegetables every
day.

 

Telephone Us :52:
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Rev. 8 l' l’uirluttiks is spending at
Wed; in Whitinuton, \‘crinont.
(‘lottezt 'ilut l.'- l is sct‘urcd it poi-t
tlon ui‘h the \\'c.stcrn L'nloii
graph t‘ompttn)’.

 

In ~pi'c of 'he stormy weather
then was it large attendance iii the
Deri'lt‘l~ lit the East Avenue )1. ii.

church, lust night, Rev. Mr. Ripperc
gave it \‘ety tine sermon which was
much appreciated try his audience.

 

-
—S.irloin stczik 25c ll), X. Y )lkt.
__‘_. .
Scarlew aW‘llllv was oiled yesterdtt.“
by the Standard Oil Company. This
may :.i\c pedestt'tttl~' its little it he!
i'om tint thr-t. hut linen not Len :‘u
the automobile, or bicyclist my tor
there are many ruts nnd holes iii the
road now its tin-re were before the
(ii! wit» put on.-

(‘ltp nin Richard llt ndricks will milk
regular trip: to iloton i‘olm every
afternoon and evening, and itlno will
give nzoonliitht extursions 'icxt “Lit.

Captain llt'nill‘it‘lh iri ‘! X't'litlv'l" Hill iui' .~"\t‘l‘lil days. is nhle to he out lullvr littit'l'lill, tinny people are «1- proceeded mer- smoothly. (ltht‘r 1M” “NW “MI .md I ”WI” pm
carciltl pilot. ”I“; kno‘us a.” 01. 3h“ “Hm raid that “ wriou- ttt't‘ident mm!" 0“- speakers includt‘d RM: From.) S. retu Inresented. both timrii'tic and .Il
Variatiou- oi the channel 01 the .\u'. —--- -- cur it' 4 person or n horse sli:ti1d AVI‘Y‘Y- “ll" ““"ll““l-“' 1‘ "”"H‘m “'r "mm" The voltilt: lN‘OIIlt‘ m“. ;.
'wnlk ll\tr. lie recently plll‘t‘llli~1\tl Station Agent t'at‘lt'l‘ enjoyed a “1. walk (”I “ l-N’t't‘ m In“ stone. M many (hmkams m .\lt. “WHO"; “is, Mm“ . '1lly“l~l"q‘ \Imm‘ Tum" In H
the i'.\.‘ii\" a roomy, seitwnrthy hm” (‘dlltill m .\'«\\ “ah.” owr 13),, “U, .t- “II,“ M“, ‘tery Sharp pugmfi' lllltl tint tittieltt‘. who d-scrilled misxitin- "to-ll all‘ll\lll:'-Jill‘lnllli‘r (‘h'll‘l'ta 1,”,
has thud her out lll first class convtt- will would prohit-iiy cu' the root. Auto lll')’ work in India; and .\h-:_ t‘urrie III“; .-.|' 't l ' I‘
lion. nnd will use her in conveyinz ——-—--~- "MM“ m.” “1,.” might he pulll‘Illrl‘u. Wilbur \\‘ot~d. of New l‘llllllllll. ltcv. If“ I"’_“‘”‘ “‘"J ‘ ””l " "'
P35“ tigers 3“ lllt‘ l’flllll. 'l'lltl‘“ “ll” “.ml‘ml Rilllll' ”1 ”l" “Hi-'5‘ 1m“ it' they litllil"ll to run over it pit‘ce of William .lnmcs. of New York find "““‘~ Ml“- Mill‘“l-““l‘. (Ill liltl="‘llt'l(l.
make ‘te trip will he very pleased rond is \voi'kin: tor the King's lind ‘11,, stone. ”‘41,. lslitnd, a m.” known 0‘“?qu .;tu.; Mm.»- Aunt-line lost rend :t
with it. and will go by that rou'c Fuel C0. ' _ ---_-_. acted as inodern'or. l‘”"“‘- I“ ””5 l’- R ”mm“; “Hi
again. A .t --..: . I ”I” I )I: in from l‘lt'llly lit-wing described some oi tho
_ i-Idwin Slt‘Vt‘ll‘S (1 mp New York 0‘ ,M Shim, t. “J m. lllt l’tlw ,\ .. v . time \VllS lll‘ltl tustunis oi‘ onttstnntiiiople. :tud llith- .

Norman \\‘icizleswnrtli and the Times stuff rt‘t‘ently \‘isitcd t't‘icnds il’. . y, i , 3,‘ 2‘“ 3mm.” luv t, form of ;i sur- d ‘fnin': demonstrated lllti“\‘t‘l(ltl~‘"
friends who accompanied him on hi: .\‘orotoii_ , ”Us”. l. \ . '.t‘-“) ltupm rt tri~l In“) ,1,” in honor of Miss rilfllilvl‘f'llilnd ll’lcks, At the ”a“, ”f
cruise to I’M“) (‘hamplain in ”l" I‘“' “~— . .l;z,;~;m~_ or” mp, g “1.314)” “'2“ liter .lilln‘ bit ;. her residence. the pci‘toJutiiice the iloor was ('lt‘ilrt'tl
llan 3L, finished the trip. last night '11 James: F0»- and family have ll]0\‘t"l » " ' ' - ”lists dv' liitl'letlilt ter doncinz.

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Tt'lf-

9 o'clock. at which time they land
} at the Plant Norwalk Yacht Club float,
i.§ccord1ng to their reports, they had
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01k of the finest times ever, and they
talked about the incidents of their
ftrtp until a late hour. The many
gtriends ot' the young men gave them
‘the "glad hand" and Welcomed them
l‘back to their "old home town". The
telephone in the club was kept Uus)’
tor some time, one using as soon» as
tanother had finished Wllh it. it one
‘judge by the tone of the voiws with

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ltoalcd oter the Wire they were litlk-

ing to the "girls."

 

A meeting oi‘ the voters will beheld
this evening in the Martin school.
lmpt-rtunt bu<illess matters will t'Utlic
up before the iiieetiiia .atid all are
urged to be present by the commis-
sioners.

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As a result of a discussion a wager
was made by “tins" Billenstein that
the tntirc tux, linown the Third
district tux, tilts ustd in tlic support
ii the light pfaiit, and ior
that purpose only. “Gus" 10st.

Bt low is a copy oi the budget ('0\-
trim; the ltrtit~ in detail {or the ThirdI
tllnlIlCl tax, tlint obtained lront
guitc oi the ((illlliilrnmfit'i'l‘, which iiiiiy
jjtli>~iliiy be tii‘ interest to the citizens
ll llit‘ Tlllltl tlirll‘lt‘ll
tindwt the Third tuning district

for the fiscal ycat‘ bt-ginint.‘ Septem-

her. 1916, illlll ending AuuUst Ill.

liilT, as allowed b)’ the “Wild til; l'l‘i

‘11:

electric

“'35

of

tiutiite. ;t~ per ('ity t‘lci'k Fulfill"
‘ letter, run 13, trout:

t‘oluinissioiieis l‘rptll“.~ :tnd
:tdu-ttisin: .............. $15ttoo

‘l“ctlt ' "adorn telephones
and ti‘cttsutt i‘~ litlllll ..... iii 7.?
‘iilllltllll'l‘l niwl \lllttliu~1.... ltilHitl
.Sli‘eet liulitln: ............. 47.th

1." ;~ -t on :l‘\\t“ dcltt, ill,-
ll‘,tiii ill 3 in: It'ltl ....... loin; 10::

«tot on tile dtlu, $7:
Mono m :l per lt‘l.[.... . Klimt

li'tlt‘st (Iii I'ittttit' tlt‘lll,
“3.311.?” :t' 3 ;er cent L‘.‘.‘Gl.’t7

Aldrin dttinamu lllt'li rim itt
as. ets, etc., "dt-iit it“. . . Itw'wel
Legal services ............. ‘Lwtw'
Tettil ................... $11,533:}

‘ lieduct rent ll’tlltl 'tlie
litmse" . ............... ‘HJ'.’ 7.0

.\'et to he raised h) t.t\;ttitiit,
4 34 mills ............... $11,317.27.

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ARIEN

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Frttnk liurden of .\'oro'ou is now tIIl'
ployed ozi \\'illi:ini Zl‘lgll’l-h road roll
er.

\liss ,ltiliu Slicrer. who has lu‘t‘lt ill

 

 

lllt‘ll

into one or T,
the Height; /

 

A new bridge has been constructed

on the Old King‘s Highway over Bound‘

Brook.

 

Thomas Boyle and Franics Farley,
both of Noroton, are now employed in
”(Jalun.

 

William G. Strangwaid. the Norman
electrician, is the owner at a new auto
mobile~

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Henry Wallace 01' Nuroton has been
at home foi- sctcral days, enjoying his
\actition. .

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Albert Peck, t‘romerly of Stamtord
is now living in one oi" Frank Lane's
flats at the Heights.

 

Patrick Bennett, one of the employ.
ecs at i\\‘iliai:i ichlcr’s stables, was
married last week.

 

Arthur Kane of Brooklyn is spend»
in: his vacation with his uncle, Dr.
Kane of Long Neck Point.

The Nortuon Heights M. if. Sunday-
school wilihold its annual picnic 3‘
Rolon Point next Thursday, Aug 3

 

John ()ldliam has secured a posi
titut with the \\';t1tcr Siewnrd grocery
Company succeeding (lurtlcucr Gaynor.

 

Miss Soprie Kirkpatrick
.\lt1~s,h.i~ been visiting
Miss Dorothy \Ytttcrhuiy.
licigltts.

(Ii l.lltllt\‘~'-'.
ltci cousin.
ol‘ the

._..._._.

(‘ontllltitlorc George 1", “curse and
Capt. \\ m. .i. Flemming. jr. imlmrlo ti
on Mr. lienrse‘s tut-ht, the .\l.tjorie,
lili' ti lcw days} crutse.

George W. Wood, i'tu'mcrly commis-
~ciizeaut .tl l-‘itch‘s Home. him
left the Heights to take a similar post
llUll til the Tennessee Soldiers' Home

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l‘ttrous oi‘ the railroad were reminl
t‘il ttl‘ l‘ltl lllilt'n dur.ng litt‘ \‘.i't'l(t‘lltl.
when 'l‘..wn t‘lt rlt iloy'
handed out tit-Leis, iln he did for many
substituting

.s‘tenht ,t

“hilt here,

for Agent

_\t'.ii'.\‘ tthlll
t';il‘l~ r.

t'ontrictor \\'illhiui ll. .‘trtlitir
making roads men while the sun
doesn't shine. for his lorce of work-
h:t\e completed it lllill‘rlllllt' ot
the suligl‘itilitlg 0.] Mansfield name,
in live working days, and are rushing
the new pt-riiiunent pattemeiit as much
as possible.

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Carl llrummer, the local barber, he;
had it clintiicleon it his window for
over three months. it is not often that
(illi' oi‘ these animals lit'M so long ill
confinement. but (till spends iutiny
spine minutes cinching iii.~ for his
pet. which probably accounts for its
longevity

lttnitlv-n'a are complaining that the
cru‘hed stone which i~2 mixed with
the coutrc'c und tisnd in p:i\'lll;{ RH!"
tum; :ivenUe in show my: up through the

 

 

twins-hen into I fenice‘m turned tuft-y

tie. Two or itnppen's trucks arm
Iron: New Rochelle and delivered a
load 0! beer in Nor-unlit During the
;ourney home. one of the trucks drove
a few feet in back at the other. All
went well until the trucks reached the
blellillg Garage, when the goternor
on the leading truck broke, causing
the driver to lose control of the ma-
chine. The auto swerved to the right.
tarecned into a telegraph pole, bound-
ed beck, sizi'tsin-d into a lance at the
~ltlt-' 0i i" :und .and then turned tur-
ilr- scatteiiu; "eniptles" all oter the
1;} null-r rllt'ak of torture nei-
tlit r the dither (it the machine not his
Ihltiied, with the ext‘fitv
titui oi" n few bruises. The car which
tollowed the stiztished ll‘tlt‘lt’ was

“hill.

"bl t r \H i.
tar
enough liolind H» allt.w the driver to
tht'ow on his in. lien, and so it did not

pant-ipate in the accident.

 

r-llt‘tié'" Some :pt’t’lille‘ 23c to $3. at
llrs, Tmlors to North Alain Street.

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Mrs. Fannie Despard, of Tokencke
with her daughter, is spending the
summer at New Canaan.

Mrs. llow ct .\' vw York hits liecti
sllcndin: a week at the 'l‘okcnehe inn.
tts‘ tiic gucs‘ of her son, John llow.

 

.tud midnight
r'itcrtitiuiiicnt
To.

A \lill'lelel dnnce
:‘.'.l:ll ii the t' rm oi
planned hr tlw coiiiiiii"--c oi tic
lwtnlte (“uh fer Sitturduy night.

The ‘ltl\\ll\'.lll Hos.- I'ttlplml‘y will
held an important mct ‘inc, llli~o'\t'll-
:' ., :tt trip lzl‘ltil,l» .ii'

uttiiitul committees till he in .txtl,

llll’

ltczttiiflt;

Harold ('uthill, ii \‘ulllitiltwfl Row

inton young man nttmtdinu' \\‘T“lt‘.“?”l

cullcue. :tt Middletown is keepin: in
condition for his travk iitlthtlcs 'v_\
frequently t‘llttn nhout the \‘iliuzle .\lr.

’l the two mile
tnler-t'tilleptlllfi
tuiprme during

t‘uthill finished third '
eiunt ill of the
meets. iinti expects to
the next term,

(“‘0‘

rice iii the lit)-
:t'npttl t'lltll't'h.

'l‘lte rl'lli'ltill‘ conlctt
unytou Methodist Ev
Tllt‘itlilt :tlll‘l‘lltloll, pr wed to he rlltl'
iciilly different than i: Rev.
l-‘dxnr S. Jackson. and the maioiity of
liver intruding Li'om t'ie vicinity, ll‘itl
anticipated. Rev, llr. Jackson. hnd
Sllfltll"‘lt‘ll "l‘t'cpttrudncss" us the Kerr
ernl topic cf the meeting, tiiid llev. .l.
\\'hl‘chur>t, or ilrimklyn. li‘ltl ller.
Kenneth Mitt-Kciizie. of \\'cstpnrt,
spoke on union»: pliztsu; oi” the ntil~

lt‘ |lii>1tti',

lcttittni. tidinnt int: lllt‘llrlt ; that M‘O‘nl-
ed to ill'llill" widely with the ‘ettcli-
inns tvi' .‘lt'llltltil \lr. .lill'k‘ll'l it‘-
plio-l viiz. rcusl), and the ll’lllt‘SIllit‘Tt"
“ti-i rttzlwr ll" si‘ [or :t few moments.
Titt- dh'i-rzent item were it‘lllt‘\\ll.tl
reconciled duri‘in the Ripper at the
close of the :ilternomt service, iiiid the
evening we "fur, iii "W Dentist church

 
 

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a late hour voting Ilsa Mills a

splen-

did emr‘ . Among mire Lilla":

cm were: Miss Alice “115”). Now

\‘sainchJCartie Paxton, Andrea t‘ote,

Edith t‘unw, Helen Chow.
Mullen, Florence Addcock.
U‘litten. ditch Mills, Gertrude liirsn n-
Iiiitlili rind Mrs, l5+rtiia Kelly and Mr».
t'a:ric Mills, Robert Nestle,
\‘Clmd, llilir, i'ute. lltlli)

I‘l..:-ntc limit—r, “Stew" iiadtr, John
llt‘iii‘atlt,

Emily
V toict

Hurry
Kw tits.
‘\ or. 'l'hoinns
mu. -. Jltlll) \t'il;..::.i.~, Jo .n litanpltt‘

1m. 'lzu}, tl‘tonzp-t and

Walter Riggins.

Sn .‘zltll

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tl-io llunt has returned twin a trip

to lluiiwt-ll's ii: ach, llt‘itl‘ New llm n

Louis 1). Km iii, of Norwulk, was in
town on Monday.

A >lit‘t'litl inrciin; \till bc hold in
St. lliitthcw's «hutch, on
r‘.clllu.; ,lo tulli our finances

limo re-
initi‘al ,~

A llllllllit r of new books

centiy been nddrd to the
slitlns,

 

\Ii:s Kathleen Godfrey has beru us»
itin: her grandparents, Mr. itllil Mrs
\\':lli.tm Godfrey.

l‘r'Wuthnnitu .iiltl llit't'i's‘, oi Hill

'“l ‘.it\v littitli, lt‘i’illli)' l'Illlt‘tl on
Ht 2in Mrs Louis lieiher

if .N', Sippevli-y, of \Yestpott, lite
litusiud llll lint: :ttt ttrtes‘niu mil lot
“it? “t‘i'llt‘l'l Hull".

l‘l'. and Mrs. J. ll. l‘aiupbcll, oi

North Wilton, cittertttint-d H f'lt'tltl‘
from Ncw (‘tttrnm ill a ll\\li purtt on
l’dltlH)’.

 

.\'twn comes trout New l‘aiii;i.tii of
he birth of a daughter .\Ir.
“1‘4 Frederick Rockwell. of New t‘a<

noun

ltl .tlttl

The Slimmer Wlilst met, Tuesday
Ll"lll-e it, \\‘Illl “it“. Louis \\';iiitcltc.
l'otit' tables were ill play on the spat-
ot the home. Dainty
Wi‘l‘t‘

 

t ions \t‘rlilltlti
I‘clrcrhnictit s
of the

sent-d :ii

clom lllt'ltt-iillll afternoon.

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The North Wilton
!, 1.2. ulitiith will ;‘.i\t' it supper, Aug.
nth. [YOU] 3 to 9, on the church lawn.
Um ol there {titiiouu suppers w ill oull'
ill addition. ice cream,

teachers of the

test 2.1 cents
tt-ko, t‘lllltl) ttlltl fancy article}. wi‘l he
in The proceeds from this on
lcermnent will be for the

« 'll'ltllllllfl tree fund.

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used

The entertainment held Wednesday
g‘ttm'unon and evening at the parish
liulftliitz was well attended. il line sum
parish i'xpenscs helm: realized
ice cream. cake, candy and mum ui

lov-

l-‘tt d Wil~

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Joltll Tittle. Lri lite limt Side. lint
it new utl‘.
lie, Slows item tlzmvntloid ill":

‘dllil'il‘i4 at Valli; forge.
lirsa littbel l‘tz'citeii is rhit'l'ldlllllla
:io d

.t mush: lioni Sui:

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I ll, llil lit
at in:

l Mt uni 311s. lluwiey \\'illt‘tiiishatw

it lill‘l'.t.l od Noiwal'n Mimics.

 

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Lions l'lutns tutzic

 

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1 :‘i'

'l’lt- .ol-m

“nit. man, oi ALIUH.
,L‘ “ruin. it all“ - in town.

N. i. Yniit i'tu ‘ .41. ~t.~. m \l"
and Mia, t‘llutits Y. lri lllmmd,

. up

Mr

dttuchw

Tll'lllif' it: t»
‘s l.‘ in it

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Itll. till.» :1.”

'l'liuistitty,

l'ftltt >t llrti'tti, 4!, \Vitvrml' i

 

til: »I irw tin-ti,- utvh twa lw- wr-

Mi~s Lillian King, of .‘~T'.r.">
r-tirot, i» \l~lllllL’ ill-inl' in ‘J.
bur).

\1~- .lllli" Mil‘nl'i'n [CHI-ill-

‘ i ‘ . .
ill. ,\lt.~‘ l'hiip (it'llutl‘ll l.‘ ti . I:
lllr lli\.illtl ”\l,

‘lls l'lltitt-r 'l'dll'onl ~, t: «it ,. ,
il'lt', l-n "sited lt-t lit l‘l "

l‘t‘uull “'llt‘tix.
\l" \l 1“, lt‘tcdt rick lit thii‘.
iizoltetdiit, lune t'isithl Mrs

l'nzi 4:"
lAlli -
Lmii.

it h. ;_ l-‘tuttlt

\lis. llaiph Jenni-son nnd tlttlliliit'l‘.
til .\li‘

'l't t-ndel,

l'uru-n, lune lit‘i'li I.’lll>l\

Riv». 'l‘lioittnsi \‘C.

:nl

lii- (‘lr'dl'ltu \\' llItt't

i-ntn-ttuittcl

the indies of the Noifleid \id Societv'

in thc t‘oucrcutt'iotiul on

\\‘ednc.~diiy,

[lurstiltu'flh

Noiiicld (:ritnzte will "wet in recu~
l.ir l‘tiduy .tn
followin:

~r~~iou, cw lllliL', in

ll'l't'~llll: lil'll):t‘.tlil the lluu
n-ss meeting.
"

Mr. and llrs. David Ii. Provoost. of
l‘leIlillt‘lll. N. .l., illlll Miss liitssevt. of
lit'idccport. tire Quests of Mr. and Mrs.
.lntut ~ A. Smith.

Miss l-Ithel Salmon is visiting her
urunumollier. Sits. ii. A, Salmon, and
htr uncle lllltl .ttint. llr. :tlltl Mrs.
l‘rank Gorhnm.

Mr,» Henry Nltliols, of Bridgeport:
.‘ill‘s. llilt'l‘iri White, of “'es'tporl: Kit:

-vnd .\lre. Win‘ieltl s, louton Stilt!
iltiuithnt. Mr. .md Mrs. I‘httrles it
Rube). or Norwitlk: Mrs. Georgn ii

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lSmitli, Mrs. Campbell, Mr. and III.

 

,iitti;aid Call: 1. iii Sou'li N013“.
i...t\- been hfil»: in town.

I .\i nbtt~ at 5' Adm l‘O—t, G.
A ii~ --l .\'o.v\\ .. tLlLi the Woiiien’s
lint; i t ,“w, t._ Hi I to annual
: 1: ,2‘ v- on» i )4 ~ litiuu Tutu
'tn \\3 ' .w

‘FORMER NAVY BOXER

’ cnmprw oaowmn
‘ \W n lwl'iivtil 1.1) _'.~ -—T. Imus
(l .“M L'lh. .\ ,I ll] ~lti\&tlil UI‘ ”Ni
l'lllitd S' tits in Hull Worden.
tut» tiruu'ied ti inrlml' lleztl tllfi

gonrnnwn' subnotiue “use lag: night.

‘He l'li :um d , w on and his head
‘lllill-i d \fitil. .c ‘th\\' probably
it lid! 1': i.nt .m- m i- l.~’. The body
o is ttwnrlwl lid .. .ti one time was
n l lull “-1411 . poor hunt in
tilt {in}

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Ft HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
AND FEEL FRESH AS
A DAISY-TRY THIS!

 

iseye am. of hot water wlglL
phogp‘natc before breaking
with» out pet-om.
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'in a g- .t' ..-il't.2r doom

‘ ...' r. i. get

a - . ., Ran“ up with-

" it». we, canted

,. v 4 , . t m rm? to

)4 . l 1.. 1.1} tul,:ll~l

‘~ , , tr:. e to"

. . . r I

dr‘t'. ",ltf‘lt tt

i -. »: ‘.:". :1 “en-

,v - . , "pi "i in ,t

t . - ~-t..:i< tiom

‘ t l .t ._- lid lmu‘ls

ll i «mic.

mit 3i .' , ‘- w»_ twin-in“.

2w l.'T .! ' l i? ' _..' ‘i‘ie emin-

:t't;-.- \ . ' ~ ' mm"

ll,l i: ili‘t: lto- ~l- u. t- it ’l‘ v 9 Hill lll,

in? \nwi i'v' ‘ hut-‘1.” Hi

:='t tiut't Hou- h .- \illt.t 'zll) o.

\i-t re I've l‘ 11-... mm'

lI‘lllii t.’ t‘tvit:~, ~~ '5‘ and

itinc~ o-ie :t ~‘,'»,niitl .spr-r’ tor
lti‘t’ilklilelh

A quut‘wr pound or limesto'u Hm-
.v‘rv lit'ir :t'. "‘ v drill:
l.‘ will! ivnt to demonstrate
thtt jllrl li< Mimi and hot wen-
cleiinses. S‘Vf‘f’ll‘nfl and fl‘Oallt’ll‘d the
skin, so ltot water and limestone pl10l~<
plltilt’ act on the blood and internal or-
gans. Those who are subject to con-
stipation. lillitl‘tls atttticlis, acid stom-
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