hPARTMhNI
muons
tit sun Illtllt
dentition
In toot) COOKING;
-.~—__.-
Pond LIIy Salad.
‘8» eggs about six minutes,
the cold water run over them
' The shells peel off easily if
thin. Cut cacti egg in halves
" I and remote the yolk. The
«not into halves around the egg,
. into tiny "pie" shaped pieces.
.. I. the petals. You can make
a individual platcs now, but in
or choose. a large. lettuce
i! thé center force the yolk of
through a wire screen. Around
*1” the petals to look like a
4&1. Bach one puts on the dress.-
- t. This its a. good dressing.-
31 cup)! milk in a double Imilt’l’
WM!) of butter is melted III
' 3 hetping teaspoons of flour.
I Hemstltcmng on Sewing Machine.
There are two methods by which
ordinary sewing machine. When lilt‘
_Ilt'll| of a ruffle or of a child‘s straight-
uround drws. threads may be drawn at
the punllitlll for the swing of IIII' III-III
The edge Is turnI-d under in tho usual
and hunted near the top of IIII‘
III)? of drown threads. Slakt- :t Tillill‘i‘
IIIIIIII stitch on the machine and u
and stitch closc to tho
duo of the hem. Take hold of do on
ticrlold of the hem and the tuntcriul
uboie the drawn threads, and draw Illt‘
SIllCIlt‘d I-dge down to the lower tduo
ot' the ‘ space. The Hill
chine hIlItiIt .s tIl\ Ide the drawn threads
into groups and Itivc an IIxI-ellI IIt
imitation of hundhctnrttitching. 'I‘uI ‘II';
\Ia)
tight tension.
.IHI.
filth a beaten egg. Stir into Iilt'
may be made in the same lllillllltl.
N 000k till thick. Tail" “'0‘“ The other method may be employ-III
II! Mid gradually "2 "UP "I' where threads cannot be drawn. It
fitment. Then Dlll II ”INNS“ necessitates cutting thIIInIttIII-iululon;
the line where the heIIIstitch-thretttls
‘rIl't‘ to show. Make a loose lt‘l’lhioll
I‘Illtl it short stitch. The two IIng-s of
material are sewed together in If nar-
row seam with two or more strips of
blotting papcr between. After stitch-
ing, the blotting paper is pullcd away.
the scum cdncs turned back and a row
of stitching. made at catch side of tho
henmtitching, and very close to it. will
hold them in plucc. When this tlni.~n
In living given to a item. the underniln
may be busted in pint-II, and the one
row of stitching will :tnswvt‘ tlIII titlllbit'
purpose of holding buck thc rth edge
tIntl IonIplctIng the horn.
itiiilt‘lllllt'lll is hold for IIctIIIItltchItI-T
that may he ‘.i.~IId instead of tIII- pIIpI "r.
though the latter unswcrs the purp.
equally well. In cithcr IIIIItIIod MW .1
litic llt‘l‘dll‘ and .\'o. Itltl or ISO cotton.
““0 Winn. to lllflii" Sllit‘ It .s‘
Apple Pudding.
and flour, 1 pint milk. 1 pint
apples. 1 saltspoou salt, 2 ta-
butter. 3 teaspoons baking
0
I I ndough of the flour. milk, but,-
1 I at! baking powdcr. Itoll out
Ind lpl‘PHd with upplcs. roll
,And over, pinching thII IInds and
tar. Place in :I baking: dish
up. butter, 2 cups sugar out
of water. Duke 1%;- hours. It
- its owa saucc A IIIIIIIIIIIIII
Ilt'IIt'IUIlS.
Orange Pudding
:4 Florida. oranges (‘III iIItII IIIII\"':)
and pressed on n lcmon notice 'IJ'I'. gl‘l-
.‘Cln‘ all the good pulp and juice. .\Il.l
“A cup of sugar. Put 1 pint of milk in
Ibta’ boiler, take the yolks ()i ., eI:g~'
odd 1 cup of augawmtd 1 tablespoon (II
'I .L- «.5 " tablespoonv III (III I
.Illd beat with cm: IIIIntIr. in .I
he the milk takes tIII- In. of
lllten of eggs and it In an; up Illlt‘,
thin into the boilitu: milk and
Int" it tthkfl: lH. :ttttl tilt
the oranges, tI.I..I IIII- “Illit'h our
Jodi! to the whole.
7
Books Do Not Carry Germs.
Old superstitions that books :IrI- mir-
I'It’l‘fi' of tIISI‘th‘ IIIII III to have llt't‘ll dis-
pIIllIIII for once and all by cprIriIIII-II' I
recently IIIIIIII- in London.
\\'II It” k'tow the IItIuiIIIIr uruumrnt
tlittt .\II‘S, :s‘otItIdIh‘o cttuizht thi> or IImt
by l'ltldInK .‘Ill old book that old .‘It‘.
SticlrnnIl-Sttch rcud :I fcw months IIII-
l‘orc hc dicd u‘th tltc FIIIIIP
Now
I‘ IItil
Iiincztt'II.
we are told thut norms cannot
”III in such Hill‘l‘tllllltilllgs us me of
l"l'(‘ti by the dry pagcs 'oi’ hooks. soyt
Farming Business, ttnd that sneezing.
coughing and talking while reading: :I
book do not make that book :1 carrier
of tire disease the reader may huIc.
Wushings from books read by tubercu-
lar patients were fed to guinea plgq.
htit none developed the disease.
' Cabbage Pie.
I tbnking broad rI-scric dougu
one loaf. Roll out. and lino
: pan with it. Have it lurgo
> In it. will fold ovcr fincly chop-
' cobhnge. which you will fill
with. Sprinkle hard-boiled
Mon top of cal/hm. SIIII»
Watt and pepper. told our
\ lid bike in oven until brown.
”Ind flaked fish may IJI‘ llbl‘ti i‘t‘
If it looks Its if the fruit in It fruit
pie, wcro going to cook out. into the
oven, make. it little funnel out of a
up!» Indian Pudding. twoinch square of white paper and
nplnt of ncalded milk, odd 1,5, insert in the center of the pic. This
Indian-meal, a teacup of mo- allows the steam to pass off and
f teaspoon of salt and 6 swect,
' LI and cut into nmall pigces. I
whours. Though so \l‘ly‘
“h 1' a superior pudding I Take It piece of scrim the Icngth you
' wit-bout apples. 'desire, and tom stitch :III the siIlc'
“I?“ of milk add a heaping You can use colored silk for hemintch
0‘ emeal, “”90““1‘“ 0f ”0‘"- ing If you want to it looks ver
nut. 55 teacup of molasses and pretty .
91.61% of butter or little chop. '
Aft/Ir you have put it into; Cross- stitch is effectively applied to
10 lake, pour a few spoonfuls many handkerchiefs A pretty gift cani-
III on the top. but do not stIr be made in quick time by using Dutch
”It! makes the whey whicn , blue cotton or silk to cross-stitch II de-
your pic will not lcuk. ‘
' Sideboard Scarf.
hem-stitching may be imitated on the
iiiiitl‘ltli is on a straight line, as the
Isign in the corner of a handkerchief. i
I - smartest thing :n dogdoni.
SUGGESTIONS ABIIIII
IIIE ARI III DRESSING
Autumn Colors.
t‘IIIoI's are IB‘BII warm and soft this
In IIt‘r. thonth the prevailing Illlli.
wlIIII II‘IIIt-k. will be very dark.
.\t the dII ssmtIlII-rx‘ showrooms some
bt‘hulllllI new versions of old materials
ill't‘ to he sccn, such asfihbed fit-3‘9.
and serge Inouiflon.
corduroy. and many other soft and
comfortable cloths arc
ahown. Among the new colors are.
dull and particularly prtlty vieux rosII.
iI soft pode-r bluc. (lllIt‘i grays
atone colors. and many silltdcs
brown. Dark rich greens and
Burgundy tints are also going to be
popular, and these sober colors will be
relievcd with broderies of Isoutucht-
trimmings and. ot' t'OtII'r«“, t'ut~'.
not
of
Dark Colon in Want“.
According to illt' Ilry (lood.~ ICronooI
ist. lill' whitc und tleslrcolor wiIiaIa.
III'e .~till :I :erIIItt it'illul‘l’ for practical
wear. but tlIII dressy models are mont-
ly in taupe, burgundy, plum, tcte do
negrc. tobacco-brown, und soft niltldtli
of green. llluck Is also good.
These dark waists IIt'c usually mIIIII-
especially attractive by at gurniturII of
beads. bugles, hitnd IImbroidery in
bright colors. or effective designs in
muchine stitching in I-oIIIrit.~~tinI.I, toIIe.~.
the trimming Ittlonling a decided re-‘
lief to the boutcwhut IIIInIbcr tones oi
the waist tuzttcrittl. 'I‘lii~' ts cspccittlly
tt'uc of tho waists ittitll‘llt‘tl with heat”
und IHIKII‘.‘ In irIIIlemIIInI colors
Odditieo tn Neckwear. “
IIIIIch FINISH“ rIl'l‘S u llt‘\\'
tit‘pllllllr collars. II‘IIIII , thlIIIts. cII.-nIlI
St‘t't‘x‘ .‘tIIII nuiIIuII-I which IIIIIIIII
\\‘tI!ltit'I' tIII-ir Iiowlty .-.nIl lII-IIu .\'.
This full the couritcrs :Irc full of ill!
IlIIintiIII~t ot III-ckwettr.
qutIIriuI I~rIIpII, sutin. orgttndic, heiny
I-I-IIIIIIIcoloI'eIl broadcloth. IIInlhcr. ilil‘
IIMI‘. chiffon IInII net. (the may lIIIvo
anything onII from the ntout-
(‘:I of .‘Ill‘ltt' for tho outsidc sport (‘Oill
IIIII filnticxl IIt' IIIII-s for thc \‘I‘I\'\‘l
IIt'tIIInIIIIn \Il't'\S.
(lilt-
III
in it” sorts .II
n isltca,
Ill
IIIIIIII-d, iitt‘t' is ilt'Ille
usIIII lllllt'Il “Wl't‘ this your limit usual,
and hiltll uIIoI'IuIII-IIls Inc used an
bends. IIIIw'III of ribbon.
fancy IItIttIIn:, ruchings ItlltI IIitII oi
colorful tlnI- whim
(leorItIIttI- colinr IIIIII It fI-‘IuitI- of silver
bends and nnothcr collar of broad
cloth has :I fringc of thc Ionuc malt:-
riul, tl:tIIIy slashed to form the Ion:
riIicII. An odd novelty in a collar of
“'lllit" satin w lllt‘Il hits cpauII-ttes ovIIr
the shoulders. und hemstltchcd strum
down the back. holding in It pleated
collar of crI-pc, trimmed with polka
dots in \' shupc through the ccntcr.
tinwl. Il"._\'
I‘lllIWlilllt‘l‘)‘.
’l‘hc finish it picot cdgc throughout:
Combinations of taffeta and bromi-
cloth, (leorgI-ttc and sutin. velvet and
broadcloth nnd Sillill and broadcloth
are seen. Many of tho collars are cano-
like in effect, one of IIull bluc tuttetu
being linctl with white silk.
'Ft'IitIIII butitiillx arc
Velours, (lt‘litint‘t
also being
tutti.
Ilcct: ‘
crop {lr‘
Composition Contest Open to Norwalk
School, Children.
\otit has been l'l‘('i'l\t‘tl by \‘or-
Iwallt ni-‘IIIIIh hum Ilil' t'tmnecttcut SI)
tcictv oi t'oionial Iltllittn. ot IItt'il‘ un-
I'qul contut in wlIiIlI >IIIt)tJI childIIII
of thc .It'tt‘I- are offered ['1‘th s tor con.
positionn on colonial >lllljt‘t'i\' lunbuiy
:It‘IItmi children an eligible llIc Iul I a
III the I1IIttIIst whith htt'I'I betn ptlalt'd.
tItI 7hr bulIIItIn hoard itl [hp
at: iIIIIII\\5:
Iltnh Schooh of
High
For Ft'IItIIATS in tilt
the state.
i‘llbl [Illlt‘ tw't—“Ity dollar.»
Second prize ten Gilliltltx
'l‘hird prllt' tire dollars.
For scholars In the ngIIIIIIIar >t'llUIIIr
oi thc Mule;
First prize tI~II IIoII.-Ir.~
'l'wo bl'('()lltl prim-s III il\l‘
eucII.
IIIIIIIII':
.\ certificate of merit will I)!‘ .wnt to
(Hill pupil taking a Ill'llt'. as also to
it limited number ot otIII-rs wltow
(Ullll ositions‘ hilt)“
gent study.
The High School ctIIIIpINtIII‘n art-
to 1m on any one of the toilowmg sol.
jI‘t'tsi
. 'I‘IIII i'IiH'I' itllti Work III
.M-uspnpeh in t‘oloIIIul 'l‘InII-.~.
: (IIIIII-rttl lnt’ngettc.
The Plymouth \‘IttlI-rs
nIII-ticut.
I \‘I'IIIIIIII'I'II Share in .lllt‘ l-‘oundin‘:
IIIIII Development III the Colonies.
The grammar M‘lttml compositions
are to IIII on till} one III the folloqu.’
I-ubjectn:
l The .IttiII-k of the
: l’llll‘It'll III-III-y.
thoughtful. IIIII'III'
IIlt‘
in Cm»
(Ititilwt'.
.‘I Tim I'I)’IIII.NIIII i-II-IIII-rII in I‘IIII.
:iecticut.
The noticc III-Io t‘tlllllIIllH tl.I‘ {Idiot-
Ini: rules for the contest‘
ltt use of High School pupils I-IIIII
essay shalt not contain more than
I,.'ItItI IIIIII 'ltIl less thun I.;'tm words
In the (‘RHI‘ ot urnumntr I-I-liool pnptix,
not more tlIuII I Zoo and not less than
Mm word.» IZIIIpeIiIIl .Ittention I< Ilt
rerted tII IIIII wmd limit
.\t the top of III" first piIgI t‘I-I
lIIIlIIt'. Ililiirt'hfl and one lli‘ih.‘ pupil
tIII- ‘IiilIII‘ of the school ttnentiomnc
thItIII-r high or KI‘HIIIIIIIH’I id the
ll‘IlllIIII'I' or words In the entity 'I'III-
[lilfll‘h ulso rIltHlItl IIII numbcrctl IIIIIl
lflslt'lll'tl with clip or ribbon.
No IHIIIwIIIlcn csstu'n l'illl hI- :tc
I-I-ptI-Il. nu spelling and lIu:Itlwr.t;IIg
ill‘t‘ lukcn into consideration
A list of nuthorltien cIIIIsuItIId must
tic ItivIIII uud dimt‘l qtiotutionn proper
It IIIutkcIL otherwise the rush)”
'IIt IIII :Icceptcti "I thII (‘lIlllllt'iliIJiL
‘ltI rcply to ItuII-‘IIIIM it'tIIlI II'III'III‘L’S
II: to how tIIuIlt lll‘Ip III [the to th-Iit' '
popil.~. tlII- I-oIIInIittIII- would hllulit'll
thut thII Htil‘lll‘l‘li should tonilnc them.
.III‘IIs to llltiit'IlllllH thc sourccn of mu
tIIrIIII and I-hould It‘il\t‘ the (It‘\I'ItI|I
IIIIIIIt IIIIII trtuttncnt of thc i'tlllll‘ct Pit-
tlIIIly to ”to pupils.
.\'II cnsttys will be
Illfl tltc prize essays.
TI‘IIIl‘nI‘t‘ I‘\t‘t‘pi
III)”
Whitncy, (httrc h
Mitts Emily II.
The ptizI- R will III-
hlrt't‘i. .\‘IIw IIIIvItI.
:Iwurdcd III .\in\.
III order of thc (‘onnIIctIcut SoIIIItt cnch morning before. ID
or the Colonial IIIIInI-II of Mm‘rIt‘fl glass of hot water with u teanpoonful
toIIIInIttI II .\iI-.~I “IIIIIIIII S. Ingrtthnm. or limestone phofiplmtc
l.. Phelps. Miss. Lucy
C‘Ilwurd R. Sargent .‘Illsn
Miss Emily It. “hit-
\lrn. “illiutn
liuthIr. lira.
Ada S. Shelton,
IIIIy, t-hulrmttn.
SUICIDE VICTIM IDENTIFIED.
NEW HAVEN. lIcc. I'I - lsuttc .\Ionoi.
l‘ I.;.InlI't‘. viii ycut's old. “115 iltt‘ than
who committed suicide hert- Inst
IIIIIIII. by poison. Identification was.
tquII~ by I‘elutives. who said he haul
bum in ill-health.
{NEW AUTO MARKERS
.I\ new motor coat for men is it khukl
(Uni lined with wool, of the sort thztt,
English otlict-rs wear for motoring and1
in the trI-ucltIIs. 'I‘hcsc make Mini"-
ublc cold weather motor coats. and
would prove impervious to the chill
1breeze that so often blows over the
gridiron.
coats and
:In edglng of
is the very
The newest thing In
.sweatcu tot dogs shows
fur. which of course,
Imunicatlniz with him
‘cnpitol. Hartford. Those
READY FOR DISTRIBUTION
I-‘t'chIrit-k .I. Wetulinn.
.xocrctttry of stntc's oillcc. has: nn-I
“IopptII; |\\IIII> “IIII‘II pthI
i..tb(‘lilltll} .I‘
HItIIaI IIIIIIIIIIIII ll:tt‘itit,£ft*>-I.
IIIIuIII; it
wIIIppIIII :ItIII huh-nut with tho
“I \iIIIulII
IIIIIIIIIII
. IIIII
IIIII-
IIIII .thI lit FINNI IIt‘Iirr Itll’i III.II in Ito
titer
IIIulII
tthIt.
. lII‘It'
'\t I.- IIIII
.-'III “th III II ctw inc dt‘llt‘lltlfi upon the
l'llhfltt‘lt‘t'
[III I I >3
HlI‘I tv-d III II IIIIIIIIH’"
.I...
fill. Hortick's
The ORIGINAL
-.\.Malted Milk
I
I
or Intuit:
& lnnlitls
‘ Substitutes
Coal YOU
Sui: Price
A Nutritious Diet for All Ages.
Keep Horiick' 3 Always on Hand
Quick Lunch; Home or OIfice.
.. 'I-r ...
WRAPPING TWINE FROM PAPER.
‘II’ASHIK‘ITUX, III- I'.
That
I‘m IItIyII
.‘IIII‘Iitt‘IlIIlI (’tt'l III' Ill:ttIt' iI'tIlll Imp-It
he: been IlIiIIIII>IIIItI~II by I-xpeii-
tIII-IIt.~ IIII‘IdII III IIIV I‘IIIIM. l’ro-luIItIY
.‘liitllrtlll, \yl‘lullrlll.
eIII‘II t'tIIl
hook, “t‘lr‘
light.
thuI- IIIIII \At‘lt)
pun-Io throughout
“t‘lltll'lh fIIIIW
lutt'ltagc was
IIIII.iIIIIII >11; Il
IEIIH‘I'
to \Itl‘lflll"
l'ltItItI States.
|Il'l|tllt‘JIlI_\ IIIIII‘)‘
which
III (III‘
was their
“0‘
Il“\
IIIIIIipI II :1 II
ti.illi.tt.‘.t‘
I.Iult
II lllitItIllL‘
IIIII tow
Il IilI\
l\\lllt‘ tIII lulu‘
Il'l|I.'-I “ltlt It III‘II
to form II l‘tlltl
i~ l'lll
IIIIIII
'l‘iIII
III
IIII' papcl' llrt'll and III“.
III
lltlliilu‘lli. It in We'll
of purptmnx. lIu A
.
Ifll'l‘hlrl‘.‘ *u.‘ Ih.It ;I~ _\IIt IIII suits
III Itll'\ IIIII .III» hm III- -I II found fol pro
II-IIIIII: popct Iwuu lltllll IIII- ‘lt'iltIIII
ht \. IIth
\III II
should not be uIIIIIli
I \pII.» d to II: o IIIIIII
:ItIl it
.t w.li i.II
—‘I~--. A
I
AdII-rtise In the Scnttnel.
J‘
\\'III ‘
llIt'IltI the
(It
.I-idc clennlincw.
TIIII chap lli‘“ p-soro
III III' I'cnt Ilt'ittl’t‘ MINT“ l- 191“ I” Ilic IIIIIotl tttusinu iII lIIIiIltli while the;
pores in the on yards of bowels do..'.
harmless no In“ of helping to wth
from the ~:
bowels thII III-I It Ills IIIIv'II indigestible‘
ninteriul
thus detaining. .~wI~I IIIIiIII: and purl-Il
tying the out]
fore putting I.Io:tI I.I;III into tlIII stIIIn .
Itch.
and froshcn the skin. so hot water nndi
inatire organs
Those who wnkc up wit‘ I bad breath "019 You
,coutcd tongue. misty taste or hum a;
chief clerkf dull. aching bend.
of the motor vehicle department ot‘thc I acid stomach;
to bllluus attacks
I.-.’_. .-. t. .
An Inside Bath I
Makes You Look
and Feel Fresh
Says a glau cf hct water W'Ul
phonphlto before breakfnt
keeps Illness away.
_ vow..- ‘—
Tnln exCeItent, common-«nu ,‘
hanlth measure belng '
adopted by millions“
I‘IosII-iunx tnII lctfolll
In:-itie huth. t‘IdlllIIllL’ this is
more lllllltll'iilllt‘t‘ than out-
lltt’tlllht’ the skin
do not absorb ImpuritiI-s into
\I or'IIl tut-r
\II>III,~
' trimmed with outstanding
63f] éi’rdcnml
JimmeD Drew/Walling:
(goon r
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
/ .
, lu-I :I '
‘I . _ IliarIIttog.
, I-Itl In .ltl‘Iil’
.n- .
"W" lHIlOiOl. I I II
N I ..~I .1 ' .-
r / - (C wzm' ‘ d '
)i \i1‘flll'l.
. Th“ hIIt it .
I I may
3:.iI2F. Tim
vim-[II II guuiw
[TII- -II ..
I lttill.
Mrzhght that
‘ girdle, hll’l‘vi'
V
:‘ rug tfi'oct upon
3 thread of ulfllt'lifli.
(I
V the wui~t :IIIII 1- II in IIqu.
A novel costume in a light t-l.ndr of
bluish lavender cloth, banug the .~kIIt
IIanle to
uiIIIIIlIItII a pocket and the “at-1 in-
itIIIIId with two collars.
Almil} Hint-
wuiet, III
'3
tic
I'id
Iiu.‘
Youth is a dominant note in tho
I’m-IN Apt” n m1.
of tho skirt.
'~W. ._. .. —. . . I
"It :5 it t’Ft‘I ‘35 watts wItlt WIIIIW'
t'IIItIIxIIII little“ (to: unto .\o. 701:: .
‘ IHIIIII‘Ii. -
Jim and women are urged to drink‘
breakfast
In It, as n
lit'cl‘,
IIIII.:I II, kidneys and
pm “I .. sot r bile and towing,
i'I- .Ili IIIIIIItury canttl b9- It
Just as soup .Ind hot water Ilennse :
sallow complexion.
others who are subject
or constipation,
trounced that uutomobile markers for“ should obtain it quarter pound of time,
the coming rear
are now ready for stone phosphate at the. drug
cause of the disease and the art
adjusting the some. Discuss In caused
.by a wrench, twist or sprain In the
ba c.k
it create: pinched nerves and pain In
disuse and pain. health in restored
given speclul attention; also. curvature
limestone phosphate .Ict IIII the clim- Iot‘ the spine You will never regret,
giving the Chiropractor I chance to{
‘ 34 Wuhlngton 8t... So. Norwalk, Conn.
I I \ '
the how Science
FFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropnctlc in the definition of the
of
and
. by
Even if done In childhood
titer life In the amount organ: sud
Imbl. .
Chiropractors remove the cums oi
hrough hmonlxln; the nerve ays
cum in your body. Femnlo trouble.-
Youthful and Charming.
.~ iIIl' wi.IttIr and they are all
static IIt' Huixl. lixvttidtr.
III \IIIIIII'IB an]; t
and may I~II roll. -I IIIII-k to form rcvct'u, '
, magnum
IIIIII out at. I ~ltrml I
.[l' 1 .
laIIII'II 'I. 1'.»
'lIII‘ anti IIHI‘H II
for tho: uIIIIII. III II
broidcry trimminar.
I. .
I
Tie In. k gore
from tut 'I’ll'U width of lilalt'fIItI.
shown in llc cutting gtlltic.
rcmnining h‘ItlllI l-Ill rc may he laid lit!
’Iitcc which is IItIt hut in out stand
[hum sections rIIIIt on a lengthwise
Now take from the Yt“ll£lll'llll,,' my
terial a it‘ll"th IIIIIHI in III) {rout III
longthn'nc foil place the two Ulnar."
klahtllu" l: 'IEII il‘tIIIIt t r
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piece at tl.I \lIIO‘I mu) IIII eithcr (ll:
bru'IIlI-rcd or tIiinmcIl with buttons.
Sizes, 34 to H iuchcs bust. l'rict,
TAILORED SUI'I S
REMODELING OF FURS
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New York Ladics’ Tailor
G. ROCKOFF
- I: North Main
We Also Do Cleaning and
Magnetic trelunentn given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
Graduate from Palmer Sanool. VIShochS
stor0.
distribution and can I)? had by com This will cost very little but is sum'
at the
to retain their old numbers
communicate with Mr.
, out delay.
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Wetstlne with.
Ittutc clent to demonstrate the “due of in- ‘
who desire tilde bathing. Those who continue {It
should each morning are assured of
pounced results. both in regard
health and announce.
pro I
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gill “NBA IlR‘Ng‘I’Pi fowl:
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GALVANIZED WARE.
$-31 Cans, Garbage Cans, Rm
tary Ash Sifters. Coal Hods, Coal
Wash Tubs. Bath Tubs.
Albert F. Gettebe
25 Washington .St.
Drnmpt Delivery.
Norwalk Chronicler