m. “ABEL TALLIA-
mm in "A WIFE BY
PROXY."
Tomorrow——House Peters and
Myrtle Stedmau in “The
Happiness of Three Wom-
en." .
Wednesday—Anita Stewart
in “The Girl Phillippi.”
Matinees ............... IOC
Evenings — Children, toc;
Adults,'.15c. .
”PALACE
THEATRE
f‘Home of Variety"
. TODAY
' THE ‘WITCHING HOUR
TU—ES—DAY
VITAGRAPH
_Special Blue Ribbon Feature
. ANITA STEWART
, In Robert w. Chambers“
' Greatest Story
. «out: GIRL PHILIPPA”
“MIT YHIAYM
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Iy Pray"
Catt
JPT'X" McNuirn— Mabel Tatum-rm.
Norton Muer~Rohn Walker.
lleatnce (laden—Sally Crate.
Frederick (ltdou Wed Jones.
lioward t‘urti» Nate Bonner.
Timothy Mclaim, “Jerry's" father—-
(ii-urge Melville.
Scruggs. the housclict-pcr—~Ricca
Allen.
t‘uyler, llurbeck's attorney-Jerome
.\'. Wilson.
rlynn, butler—Ed. hint-k.
Norton Burbeck, a yolmg clubman,
becomes infatuated with Beatrice Ga-
dcn, a beautiful adi‘enturess who
leads hint on, pretending to be in love
with him. By the' terms of'a strange
will, Burbeclt is to receive a large for-
tune provided he is married by a cer-
tain date. If he fails. the money is to
forfeited to his cousin. Howard Curtis.
Beatrice Gaden is in league With Cur-
tis to keep Burbeck front receiving the
money, and she is married to a man
who aids her in the. plot.
Years before
been traveling in lrcland, Timothy
‘llcNail-n has done hint a great ser-
vice. and is told to call upon the
American in any time of need. On
his deathbed. McNairn tells his daugh-
ter Jerry to go to Burbeck in America,
since she is left almost penniless. Cou-
sequently. one night But-beck finds
her asleep in the hall of his house, in-
to which she has forced her way with
or small lrtndle of clothes. He gives
her the title oi “guardian of his com-
fort," it'ill she sets happily about her
new (lulu-s of mending his socks and
sewing on his buttons.
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George W. Coffin. Jr.
UNDERTAKER
, Office and Residence
4 Belden Place, Norwalk
Phone r44t
Lady Attendant
s-
.rRESBYoriA
Eyesight of old age-—th3t‘s
What it means literally, but
practically we see it begin-
ning at any time after forty.
Do you have to hold .your
paper or work further from
your eyes than you did for-
mally? "If so. age is telling:
‘Our advice today: HAVE
YOUR EYES EX‘AMINED
BY OUR OCULIST.
THAM’ER “
“The Three-O Eye Service"
Ocultatt, Optometrists, Opticians
8? Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn.
Open Slut; till 9 p. m. Est. 1897.
PDT A PLASTER
, BACK
You can get plenty of real
ON YOUR
r
o
agony and SUHCril‘lg out of a léme hollow of his lmlld- ‘ For =1 ”in? ii emergency conditions. Wireless
,bacii: .
You can get quick 'relief for a
lame back by applying a good,
fresh, werful Bella Donna
Plaster or 3 Strengthening Plast-
er. '
We sell all the regulation plast-
ers—for application to any part
of the body. Full strength, fresh
too, our plasters applied directly
to the seat of trouble will “dig in"
. and quickly relieve the ache and
pain. Plasters for backache, kid.
. neys.’ chest cold, coughs, corns,
. and for bandaging cuts. ‘
ENT. PALACE spuc~4thisna
Wednesday Anita ,Stewart in .“The
: Girl ‘rhnuppr'
1 The picture, “The Girl l’hillippa,"
with Anita ~ Stewart in the leading
role will be a rare treat for the pic-
ture-goers of Norwalk in as much as
they will have the. chance to enjoy ti
picture made by the Vitugraph Com‘
pany of America that is without it
doubt ll wonder from the start to the
finish with it most celebrated cast of
players in her support.
_Tomorrow House Peters and Myrtle
‘, Stedman in “The‘Happin_ess of
i 3 Women"
i
i
House Peters is one of the most plained, however, that StEpSI have‘ raw and it was agreed to without
popular and distinguished lnttsctllinl‘ been taken to prevent the obstruc-.debate.
stars in the photodrumtttic world. He
will be remembered its the dashing
bandit. Rumorcz, in the husky protluc~
tion of "The Girl of the Golden Witsl"
and also is leading man for llluncho
Street in at number of other Lasky
productions. ,
“’l‘ht- Happiness of Three Women"
"marks his return to the Paramount
Program. find the incl than he is 00- also mak'na rccret (tili‘epnsallmsipcnding legislation and clear its can crew: 490‘: ot’ the German", "moortancc 'ne lomhd in 1nd'
o rt attous ' - ' ' _ ‘ ‘_ n' . ,. ,_ ,
P decks for action to meet any "wiwho w“... huded m me busm
starred with the charming and artistic
:.\l,vrtlc Stcdninn. lends udditionltl in‘
forest.
4
1mm Stcdman will he n-nn-mlwrctl torics or public works. In WaSh-z {Early to act if it becomes neces- Arnrrican police met the German“
- a s . - - . J"
for hcr grunt success in the Morocco mgton the Capitol and State. \Varlsary for him to address, it again as they were" landed
production of "All American 301??"
and lntcr its costar with Scssne luy-
:llitint in “The Soul of Kora—Stilt.”
'The story of "The Happiness of
Three Women. has to do with tho atl-
vcnlnrts of Billy Craig, at young :tltor;
while Burbeck hasI
mourn“ Who'll nth
hm tham.J‘u~dly ll “The GM
1 a special Blue Biblio- ln~I
l Philippa,”
held the fate of kingdom in be: IIIMLI
3 She was only it wind-the- wisp
‘girl, a beibangh-d cashier in a pale on
fine Francoflcman border. But she
3 was destined for bigger things.
i Fate took her from her tiny onId
lot humdrum and threw her into :1
Ewbirlpool of government intrigue and
ldiplomacy. The hearts hopes and
lives of hundreds were with her.
But her muster—a bill, tawny blus-
,teriug brute of a man—mistreated
her. Naturally she found a haven in
he friendship of strangers, and meet-
ing an artist, who sees in her eyes a
“soul as clean as a flame," she trusts
hint.
Big events come thick and fast. The
lover and glamor of the war, its rom-
ances, felling, and children secrets are
woven into a pulsating film gripping
no to maintain a high-powdered su-
spense.
UNITED STATES PREPAR-
ING FOR GERMANY‘S
NEXT MOVE IN UNRE-
STRICTED SEA WARFARE
_—
H‘ontinueo 'r-w First Page.)
Gerard at Berlin, that he had re-
:eived his passports and. was
ready to go to some neutral Euro
ocean country or return to ti"
United States was attributed to
the strict censorship in Germany,
Requesting thatGermanc uls in
this country be accorded ull pro-
tection have. been sent to gover-
nors of states and territories by
the State Deparment.
Chapttrs of the Red Cross
throughout the United States to-
day had orders from national of-
ficers to prepare immediately for
relief work. Transportation of
Belgian relief supplies was ten-
porarily suspended, but“. the
Spanish Ambassador in Berlin
was expecting to present an ur-
gent request today for guaran-
tees of immunity from attacks for
vessels chartered by, the Belgian
relief commission.
Government officials authorized
‘a statement denying reports that
seizure hf German war-bound
{merchant ships in American har—
‘bors is contemplated. It was can
tion of harbors by the blowingI
up or sinkingof any of these
vessels. This action is prompt-
ed by reports that German crews but taking every possible step to Manila Ba
have attempted to damage a mini. prepare the country for war, if it new ”,3,
her of walubound ships in Phil-
iippinc harbors and in several
.American ports.
3 The Department of Justice is.
for forestalling
,tvhich German sympathizers‘
tmight commit nn munition lac-i
1and Navy buildings are clo‘ed ta
:visitors and carefully guarded
and additional police have been
plactd about the Whit;- House.
3 SecretaricsrBaker and Daniels
yesterdav conferred with )uirea‘l
i
.from the working force (an the
{Panama Canal and about eighty
noy. llis fiancee, tho wifo of ti loot-{phiest Flam are under discus~
,ous husband, and tho. lol'illL: llclpltlltthpinn rm. caning, out navy reserve
lot a hunk costlier. are the three \voxn- officers find for graduating the
fin.
paid-landmine,
“at.
many.mndmmi
"“ m“ m m M“
' laid: “En—
list mi" and other: “Men for
the Battleships!” ‘ ,
At the Great Lakes station
there are 1,800. and moo are
ready for actual service.
COLON, Feb. 5.——TwentyGer~
mans who have been remoge‘d
other Germans will be sent, to
New York on the United, ' .
transport Kilpatrick, Whichpails
today, her departure set for ye:-
terday having bcen deferred a
day. ,
The remainder of the Germans
are from the four Hamburg-
American Line steamers seized
on Saturday. by the canal zone.
authorities.
NORFOLK, Vt., Feb. 5.-—-The
British steamer Hannington
Court, which went ashore off
Tape Henry Saturday night, was
floated today and returned to
port.
NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Thc
American Line Steamship Phila-
delphia arrived at Liverpool at u
p. m., Saturday. according to a
cablegram received here this
morning by officials of the Inter-
national Mercantile Marine. The
steamship Finland, also of the
American Line. arrived at ,Liver-
pool at 8 o’clock this morning.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.—‘-A
resolution endorsing President
Wilson's action in severing diplo.
matic relations with Germany
was introduced in the Senate to-
day by Senator Stone. chairman
of the Foreign Relations Com-
mittee, emphasizing particularlv
the president's expressed dssire to
maintain peace.
The resolution cited the sever-
ance of diplomatic relations \vitl~
Germany and concluded by de-
claring that the Senate improve0
the action taken by the presiden'
as set forth in his address to Con
gress.
Senator Stone requested that
the rseolution go over for 33‘!
under the rules for action tomor-t
.
n
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.—-".-.'
Still fervently hoping for peace,
must come, President Wilson to-i
day appealed to Congress to.
let! to be Ian anxiety to reassure
t
.:
Alum ' mm‘ internment
hostilities break out and would
prevent a precipitate exodus from‘ _
either country such as was gen-t .‘
en] in Europe when the war he-!
i, A representative of the Foreign
Office pointed out to a correspon-
dent of The Associated Press
flint the ancient treatie: between
jhe United States and Prussia
were still in eficct and contained
a clause, contrary t: the l'sllal
rule that they should not be in-
'dated by the outbreak of has-
tilities.
This official said that so far as
be wa1 informed Germany would
gertainly hold to these treaties?
‘Ind that there would b: no ques-
tion of interning Americans in
Germany in case of war.
In official quarters there seem-
ALL OVER THE
than ever.
.\\\
respect and more gas
is”. 2. .
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the few Americans still here on
the question of interment. Sever-
al of these Americans are in a
highly difficult position ""3“ M
prospective mean‘ of returning to;
the Unitedfitatcr: except b" l“
trans-Siberian Railway nr possi-
bl by a roundabout route Switz-
er and to Spain and by Spanish
steamers to Cuba. Scores all
Americans have applied 'since,
Wednesday for the necessarymili-i
tary permission to leave the coun-
try. but fill" involves a delav of
at least a. fortnight. Others, in-
cluding long time residents. ,
whose interests are in Germanv.l
plan to remain no matter what‘ "'
happens. Mousson sectors, and id IAlsace
BERLIN. Feb. 4, 8 p. m., via without sufferingr losses: Other-
London, Feb. 5, 9:15 a. m.——Ac- wise the “night was calm along
cording to information alumni-"phi: front.
in official quarters, there is no, Colmar, Alsace, was bombard-
urospect of any modification of ed by French airmen.
the orders to submarines. LONDON, Feb. 5, 2:15 p. m.—
Tho Russian four-masted bark
Garnet Hill. ($2.272 tons’: gross,
is believed' by Lloyd's to‘ have
been .ronk. ,
avai‘able.
YOU HAVE 'A
YOU USE IT?
O 03' 17mg: Em:
,- NEW YORK, Feb. 5.——For the,
first time since the beginning of
the war, marine insurance rates’
on American ships were today WASHINGTON, Feb. ‘ 5...
placed an ’,‘ level with those inrlPresident Wilson at conferences
ships of the Entente Allies. Theftodav wot, Secretary 3,1“... of
rates were advanced. it was the War Department and Secre-
learned from underwriters, fromftgry Daniels at the Navy dig-
the aycrage of 2 to 3 per centulcussed cxptditing Legisliition to
prevailing lac-t I_'.vPck. to 10 Del; empower the government to ta‘Ie
cent, the same rate which has possessiOn of shipyards,- muni-
been in fort". in? some time on tions plants and other facilities
ships J‘f Great 8mm“ and» for hurrying the work of prepara-
l‘ri'llCC- II I . , ltions, if it became necessary.
. _ MANILA, Philippines. Feb. 5.‘
fifty: naval authorities here this} PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ’ 5,...
”mini: “Wind 'iht’im 'Gt‘iman‘The tension created here by the
merchant vessel: ,anchored in crisis between the United States
Y: A" the Germanmnd Gtrmany has resulted in a
C I‘CTIOVCd- ;strengthening and tightening of
Naval guards were left on thc'guard line" about 31] government
\‘CESClS. Boats were Sent t3 theepxcpertv and privately (“med mu-
‘11“ch dispose 0‘ all TOUfin¢-,"vcrrnnn merchantmcn which WCTSLnition plants.
business, appropriation bills and,
tualities. i
The president wants Congress'
and ask. for authority to use all,
the resources of the United States.
to protect American ships am”
lives 0“ their peaceful and lawful,
errands on the high seas. ‘ ‘
The ratio arrival of Am: ani
ships in English waters, reported1
this morning, brought an air of,
relief to the tensity which has;
run
it.
harded one at a time. The Ameri—t Plants ,,f tremendom military
.I . n . .
$54,115:” this Cltv. mrlml‘lvr flu-
being used than ever before. Each year
more familirs are coating to the conclusion
that gas is the ideal fuel and are using more
NORWALK IS NOT BEHIND in this
than ever. It is rapidly becoming an all-
year fuel and it is only a question of time
when the Coal Range, with all its dirt and
trouble, will be used only when: gas is not
The United ElectricLight;
and Water Co.
r ‘
More Gas m Used!
COUNRY, more gas is if Q,
. “I In
is being used locally a
GAS RANGE—DO ,
fl' i
Frankfurt! and Schuylkill Arse-
nals and the big armament plants
that are turning out thousands of ..~ .
tons of war materials. All of ..
these plum were-under“ heavy .
guard when the gates opened :to-
day. Government “mums”;
hitting the lists of employment: or
at all nutrition plantsto eliminate
l City panama bo‘h in uni-
form and in civili‘inwlsmrsl, _
on duty at the poof-office, the cus- , -,
toms house, the quarter'naster’s. ’
department and the two govem- 3
meat mails. _ I
Commandant Russell of the
Philadelphia Navy Yard denied
himself m every one but naval
ficers. The battleships Missouri .,
-—' ":wnP-rt« and. Hut rruivep,
Wisconsin are said to h° VFW!“-
ly ready for sea duty, The battle- . .
ship (1on and the destroyer-
a“ "
. (Continued on Page Four.»
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district. which via" almost dc-| -
sorted at that hour. S'l‘lads of
l
The municipal amt" 1"“- will
care for the Gen is who are.
‘Lvithont v'etour” . The others.
will go it'tc. !
American police are guarding,
the German crlnrtilntC.
PARIS. Fri). 5. N"t‘l:i-—»So=lt"i
o? “‘0 Somme. a Gt:"il‘an raid:
near Barloux last evening was rm i
,_ l
lliaturnlly be seen to be enjoyed. One
I on whose happiness ('i‘aip. holds in the
would appear that he must cithcrsnc-
rificc his fiancee. and incur the wrath
of the jealous husband. or send the
bunk cashier, an innocent man, to pri<
Soil. How matters are straightened
V out by the quick wit-of a woman must
of the unusual featurcs of the produc-
tion is the exposure of the method
used by clever attorneys to ‘securc
confessions from criminalsfi
Thgproduction, made fonthc Mo-
rocco company by Willinm D. Taylor,
is lavish as ‘to settings and details.
2and hashieen most artistically photo-
graphed.
ln the cast supporting the stars are
H. A. MEAD \ i1" W. Steers. Daisv Robinson, \‘i’hliam
. DRUGGlSl‘
8 North Main Street
. ' 3.0mm NORWALK.
. . an" mill} SCllilBEltl‘
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‘Hutchason and Milton Brown.
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PALsACE THEATRE
Palace Theatre Today
The hereditary fear of a cat’s eye
forms the basic. influence that causes
the number of complication to arise
,in Augustus Thomas’ famous play.
i“The Witching Hour," a screen ver-
i Voice Building Specialist
0f N.,IY. c. grookiyn, Peddle inst.
and Bridgeport, Conn.
Italiaanrench; German and English
x ', Singing properly taught. '
r Techie, italics, apply to- Mrs. William
H. Stowe, 5 West Ave., South Norwalk
notcomos GUARDED
" .. IN BRIDGEPORT
IWGEPO'RT: ‘Feb. .5.—-All of the
_Ipu'blib‘ building} were guarded yester-
I day and today by police who were put
, on special guard in large numbers.
on, captain explained'that this was
,d‘ .only“l:jiis‘ a precautionary mean
sion of which, produced by The'F‘n'n
man Amusement Corporation, under
the direction of 'Georgoilrving, willbo
shown at the Palacetoday. ‘
This beautiful and all-absorbing sub-
ject receives wonderful treatment at
the hands of a most unusual cast by
screen and stage. taverites, headed by
C. Aubrey Smith, Jack lSherrill and
Marie Shotwell. , ' ' ‘
The " production ‘ in . unus
dramatic ‘treatment ,.-and decidedly
elaborate in its setting.- The lmain
theme carried throughout the produo
tlo‘nmlgnt briefly bdhumed 'up' if n'
Ivery (out words: “ “ ‘
hill in us- .
senior class a‘r Annapolis to meet
operators are under oral-rs to
guard their dispatches with un-
m“ car". and \a "e‘isorship bil‘.
is ready for Congressional action'
when it is needed. 1
" Congress, laying aside partisan '
u-
a)
differences, ready to r._:;h
through the army and navy a0-
propriation bills and any extra-
ordinary finance measures which
_might be requested by the. presi-
dent for defense expenditures.
Many telegrams assuring sup-
port or offeringr s ‘rvmes a m r
in~ into the White House hourly
and the War and Navy Depart-
v‘" hW mile“. f ,n 1 sevt‘ra' in~
dttstrial plants to give preference
to government orders. Rear Ad-
rwi‘ i Peary today tandered the
services of the National 'Aerial
Coast Patrol Commission, of
, which he is the head._to the gov-
ernment for defense purposes.
1 President Gomoers, of , the
American Federation of Labor..
has cabled the president of the
German "Federation of Trade Un-
ions urginz that organization to,
«:9. its influen": to avoidtva‘r,I
Pacifist elements in Congress
were layino‘ plans for combattin'r
unusual militofv nrnnnrptin‘w my"
melt oeaceI advncctna a“ "’l""’m,
1, ”Bryan find Hgn'vr erA “were
hm ind-w tn use their influence
Iin that direction. . ,
crimson, Feb. 5.4.0:“: him-l
5”} ,:...3 cm." -g......'.'... I‘d-\c.‘ ”‘9
Greet Labels naval. train’rw sta- D‘Ms‘m-Wertmm, trieétles of ..
u-.. mud”: Amman...» I‘M—arm, 1770\and xflxz'allowintnatiOnnl-a ,
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‘IMd-a'v ‘vv'ifh
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prevailed everywhere. Officials pulsed. ”‘5 War Office ammunwa .
still honed Germany would notgtoday Tim French made several
violate her pledges to the Unite’Iincuz-eiom {Mn the Gtrnrm line»,
Stirs d‘spite her threats. tin Hut Fh"’fi‘l’t"“"‘l‘, "1H Pmm.
All officials,realized that the,
situation had resdved itself into;
one 0’ tons: waiting and {arefuli
preparation. They realized thati
the hoped-against overt act may Tens How Vino,
"ome soon or be long delayed. And Va”
Meanwhile, they are putting CY" ,South Norwhlk prodiz
:gtizrgte?:¥n:eft til: govern?“ m that we could not publish
Apparently the' next questi0li.a:’ the. followmg it they were not gen-
: eat moment to be de‘idediume and truthful statements of facts.
gelafizs to Austria's participa'it’onéTl?e Re“ .m' hughos' ”Olly Sprims'
in Germanv‘s campaign of rutlx-‘A!.i("say3'— - - .
lessness President Wilson is: l am a Methodist inntstcr. and silt.
-. . - . tel-ed from broken-down ncrvcs, tors
ready 99‘5““ relations 315° “1“,th nppiatiio and sleeplessness. ILr‘YflS
“ls"???- Ngnftclw as soon as “If weak, my circulation was very pom,-
‘fC 1 1' "' still-.3 to lhe Ger-Jim! I was not able to do my duty .in
man d‘EClarauo‘E' in.y Parish us I feitrl Ethould. I had
PTCSV‘C‘“ “N501! had “0 en"'tried various remedies but did not
gagements ,Pla‘med {Pr the dgyt’seem to get any better. Through Mr.
but Flame“ *9 dew“? his “Fire Gatlin or Bettrdon, Ark., i learned oi
attention to the German Sltuaflon'l Vinol, and it built. nits up. I regained;
~gBERLlN, Feb. 4, vii London,
huminn
Restored Strength
such letters ‘
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will realize]
Eel). it; 8:35 a. tr‘t.—--United States
Ambassador Gerard virtually -has'r
decided toreturn to‘the United
shrew frof'f‘a Sownish port: The
plan to have American interests
taken over by the Brazilian Min-
icte? has been abandoned. and it,
is not known who will reorcoent‘.
““94" in ucerlin after Mr. Ger-
ard's departure. . -
The Associated Press learns
authori‘ative'y ' that ‘ Germany
will “warm-to, t0 «Ambasgodor “a"- ,
"d t‘. "fie-ial rp-ratification of the
ice thou
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HOWE PETERJMMYQTLE fistula a. .
'"Ii’il; Hammer; or Thou; Woncts' 1‘
”ammonium”
Tomorrow, at The Regent.
SATURDAY SPECIALS l
' AT BECKMANN’S
on to try Vinol can do to with t‘m um‘r
derstrtnding that we will return their
money if tlfcy are not untisfiod.-—l
Frank H. Baxter. South Norwalk. Also
at the lending drug store in all Conn.
faiths—Adv. '
Minntine’s ”Sparkling 'Ale.
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Fine Old Port or Sherry Wine, gallon ‘-.-.I....... ..~- $1.20.
, I, _ .
After Dinner Blend Coffee. 32: grade. In. ..,...- 28¢ ' '
lmy appetite, can sleep better n‘h‘d do. Franco-American Ready Maid $0095. Was". . . . . . . 101i} .
more work." L , Grape Nuts, regular 15c size . ........... .s 2 {31:52:55. 25¢ »~-, .
There is no secret about Vino), it Yale Toast Milk,CraCIrers. lb. .....-...-- . . . .... . 12¢ " .
derives its power to build up the over-I ‘Vcry Best Creamery Butter, per lb. .‘.‘.:‘..~ .c .7 . . ;. (49'2'? ‘
Worked, brokendown, nervous sy.=tetn Key Mar Brand, Corn. per tan . .. . . .-..L ..... .. .... . 11,4? ‘
from beet anti cod liver pcptonos, iron _ Swift‘s Silver LGaf Lardner pdnnd ....... . _ , ..... 19%
and manganese peptonales. and glycu‘ ,Crubro's Brand Spaghetti it tomato mum ...... 1°45 ,
el‘oullOSIlhait‘S. etc., “11"“ it C":'1l“‘“S-, Ozone. Babbitt’s or Fels “out!“ Soap ..- ..... ”2hr 9"! . L
Anyone in South. Norwallt who wists Ruopert's Extra Beer, case of 24 banks . . ,_, , R1 1!: .
case of an Wes .. R‘lfxfl”
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Norwalk Chronicler