mun.»
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I'Mvertisiemeus :1
MS.
lasso.
’M-JO‘A ...... -A.
l
l in Keeler Building.
w I llVeshinston planet.
WANTED —- DWMA‘KING 0F; ,
IrII'tii kinds. Mrs. R. Schenk. .1 Garner
Iiystreet.
WANTED-A IBARIEER AT
feirfield avenue. Bridgeport.
176E
Inquire at 157
T0 LE'F—THREE ELEGANT Fit ll-
.nisbed rooms in private family',.;tcai'.1I
. ieuced stencgrapher with knowledge
. of bookheeping and payroll work do
. sires position. Capable of taking TO LET-“ATJMCTIVELY FUR-
,rharge of otiice. Address S care of [fished room near bath all modern cou-
SHJIIIWI- ' ‘21 3t \euiences. Call No. 12 Hamilton av-e
. _ . . ;nue. Phone 1709-12. 720 St
'WANTE-DwBlllGliT Gilli. FOR: ’ I
{20 3t
'
“HEW
OI flap-n We. Words or
has. -W «Cap-Double Price.
' I
TO LETflFRO‘NT OFFICE ROOM!
. beat and bath and use of ’.pboae '1‘on
wanna—10min Lam EXPER- minutes walk to center. Phone 142:13 i
WM.
Menus. so. 1 week
.1...
E. .
1
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—l PACKARD 7 PASS
eager touring car Fuiix equipped and
in good condition. Phone 1274 eve
nings 01 call at 42 West avenue Nor-
walk.
.—
IFORuSALE—filfiétl 'BUYIS GOOD 6
room house, large lot. w,ell fruit, in‘
East \‘orwaik. Bargain also line large
lot near East Norwalk depot and trul~
ley. Cost about 8600. line lot to build
.011 or plant, only 5375.1Address P. O.
1101; 543, South Norwalk.
i
2A" Wilmn~m Uud «Gen-
to women on the forms and brings isttemoon,
. the subscription list testifies to the use
packiugroom. Good pay and 10 pet' TO LET—4 ROOMS ‘ T0 RENT: FOR SALE—IMMEDIATE DBLlVl;
cent 1101qu H. Jacob & Sons, Shoo (downstairs) on 35 Lowe street South my. 13 H P: 290 V. direct current
. mantitactureis, Inciden s\'.euue Nor- Norwsik. Contains 883. furnace stove electric motor (new); 1-] -3 H P. 220
\1slki2l 3t and electricity. inquire 18 lioyt street V. direct current motel with veritable
f2} 31 .30th Norwalk '90 3. speed rheo'stat (second 1.1.1111,- l-sec-.
.. - 0nd hand electric vacuum cleaner, 220:
WANTED—MEN,\\'O.\1E.\' 18 OR To LET—1 APARTMENI: AT 55 V. direct.current in perfect condition:
0191. $75 month. Government jobs. Spring street,5 brooms onsecond “00!- 312. The White Electric (‘11.,134.
1 ist positions free. \\'1ite immediate with improvements. inquire of Mrs. Washington street. '
" ’.l)' Franklin Institute, Dept. 2%, R0- IR 'i‘ntlov, 16 Gm“. street. m. Toi.‘
cheater, N. Y. 375341
Hr
l
. FOR SALE—HORSE. GOOD \l'OllK-‘9
__ 'er. weight 1,250 lbs. Stuart Farm.
lN’ West Norwaik. Tel. 59-2. ‘
1'u1-'
. WANTED—JBARN MAN, ONE “’HO T0 LETm'l'WlltNl'SllEl) ROOM
understands care oi horses. Steady private family: dear trolley; all
employment. good wages, Raymond provoments including electric lights. FOR SALE—ASH
Bros. 120 3: and telephone. Gentleman only. Ad-Illm‘d With guilnuized iron
dress 'H. care of Sentinel. 119 titI time.
a ARIRELS. T
Last life?
Three sizes, p1 Ice 25c up. South-
WANTED—«CORD W001), DELIVU I ~—— iNoz'ualk OI) stci INlmS Co., lit) Water
ered or in the woods. Raymond Bros. Foa RENT-«BARBER SHOP, THE street.
{203 ttfiii‘ford has a good proposition for a,‘
- i first class barber. Inquire about it.
WANTED—THE USE OF A PAR- ' v:
1111' room with piano. for music and TO uETwliIROOMS 1N1100b‘(}0,\'.:ltouse with half acre land for 3800', 7
. singing lessons, centrally located. Ad-dltion, set range. hot and cold \\'ute1'.,l‘00m house 40 acres land and burn.
dress Singer, CIII'P SeIIliIIPI- f30 3l'inquire Elizabeth (lager, ‘McKintcy'WdOO; 8 room house, 100 acres, 2'
.l’lnce, Rowuyton. ‘Ibarns for $3. 500 and all kinds of city!
_ . 4211200 in Wehton, for $650; 6 room
WANTED —- TRAINED NURSEt ’nnd country property
Mishes cure invalid, any Ciih‘l’. Seven; AUCTION SALE—()5 I'RE ”151;,in
years' experience. 'Best references :properiy No. 20 Howard aI’cnut‘ near; ASk 10h“ .T- Haves
Mrs. J. Barr. 'l‘el. 59-2. IWlnfield street. East Norwalk. filve- I 7 MAIN ST,
.3
. ;room bungalow. lot 50111008110 S'II- e l E t In
WANTED—25400 PULLI'ITS R 3 Sta 9" Benn“
AM) urday. l-‘ebruaiy 2111b, _ p.111. W. H.
. gm - -_
cockerei. Any kind. Stewart Farm, Guthrie, auctioneer 117‘ it '-
‘l'est Norwalk. Tel. 59—2. I
~ ‘ TO LET~STONE HOUSE, GREG—
For Up-todlte iorviee Cali 1'
FRED H. OANUNG.
Funeral Dlrector and Embllm
WANTED—BOY IABOUT 1'3 YEARS ory Boulevard Modern improv cutouts,
0!.” T0 \\ ORK IN STORE. AP” \ barn, chicken house, garden and fruit
A- JTCOILLINS 'CO. I'20 31 tneoe. Store. 207 Washington street
- ---—— :llast No1'w.alk Apartments 200 W ush- ..
WANTED—ROOM AND DO ARI) FOR ington street, East Norwnlk and 39 I
1110 boys age 7 and it. Call or address (limpet street Noru'nlk. l'nqulle 04
ll\‘o. ll Hevlland street. South Norwulk. South Main street. Tel. (31),
{20 3t;
omc.‘ and Residence
Telephone 904 .
54 311. Main 0t... ‘1 3m Mum
.
: TOILET-10” IN SWARTZ &
WANTED—*FEBRU AR" 231‘“ TWO Corbett block, containing 5.000 square
or three rooms, furnished complete 101 feet 01‘ iloor SWIM “in, light 011 all
light housekeeping. . Address CRDl- sides. Otis freight elevator service,
zHurry De Long. cure Gen. Delivery. steam bested For furlher particu-
SOUUI Not-walk, Conn. liars apply at tho ofllce of The Old
" *- IWcll Cigar Company.
WANTED-A 1lilDDLE AGE!) “'0
111 .111 to assist. in housew 01k and act as
companion to my wife. Call after 5:” '.-'——-'-
,ll'ClOt‘li. James ll. Wilinottuti 'Pulllanl' MASKS AND .w'63_w.1.{0[,1;SI\”I;
avenue; “30 3t‘and‘ retail. Masquerade suits and cos-
'-"-'.-~""—~—'——-—' “rumor-1‘01 all nfi'nils. IRclchut'di Cos-
WANTED GIRL FOR GLNERM' tume (10.. 74th street. Marks Place.’
l1ousewotk.Small family. Good pay. New York City. "9 6t
“Apply at 5 Crescent Tenace 120 3t
. WANTED~POSITION AS CARD-I
ener. Good reference. .Steve Koerfla'
WANT
"f'fl" u“..-m. ...- ..
BUSINESS NOTICE
1...-
OPERATORS 0N SEWING Mauri-
lnes, pay while 'leurning.
Cluclt, Peabody
«81:011.. lac.
NOTICE
Trucking of all kinds 10111.: (1191111119
moving automobile trucks to rent, all
Lexington “9‘ Sozxorwnili purposes. 1}. llcrshi‘icid. l2? —Wuter
“' et. 11' 111 .
' wAN'rgD—Posmox as ovnn we . ‘ ..
ls'eer or head' gardener enlarge estate: . PAINTING _~ PAPER-HANGING:
.5 many years experience. American: noI decorating puintcr‘s 'supplies- wnlllv ‘—
_I}I»{'.11d habits; excellent icicrenccs. A1i-' i PM“. up- -to-date styles lowest prices I W "—
11153 G care or 80mm“ ill) ”t I Estimates ci1eertuiivg.iven Trial on Wilt?“ “audt
| 1
' . ‘c'ted. Tel. 400. I'liexmulerI
WANTE‘DfiA BOY T0 ‘DELIVBR $330161] li-‘I Ely avenue. ‘ - NOTICE .
'orders at market. Cull at 73 Cedar ‘ " I INorwalk Lodge. No. 709, B.,P. 0. E..
, street. £19 at IIF IT’S A” BASKET #WE H AVE} unnounce' with sincere regret the
death on Feb. 19th, 1917 of .Brother
Office'9 Frank 'Cassasa of New Britain Lodge,
957 FuneraI services will be held
Infantfat the Elks' Home. 65 South Main
istreet on Wednesday. February 21st
« IT.
Wet Wash Baskets.
Fruit Baskets, .
Baskets. Clothes Hampers, etc.
WANTED—~0L-D FALSE TEETll.:
-1 Don’t matter it broken. I pay $1.00.
. to $5 00 per set. Mall to 1; Master, Baskets, .
:‘eoor s. Fifth street Philadelphia, Pa.
”Will send cash by return mail. is l2t- IatIS p..m. Relatives, friends and bro-
>_ ' . -‘ : ‘ther Elks are invited to attend.'Body
. .WANIED—TO BUY ALI. umns. Amertl.‘ .Gehebe. gwm lie in state from 5 p. m. '
‘ of. cattle. Best. prices paid. Extra} _ ' ‘ ' ‘ . C. IRVING numerals,
prices for calves. ii. Friedman, 35 Elyi .‘ Phone 1069-2 .. E Exalted Ruler
creme. Tel. 1151. 1'20 11. , r. . JOHN S. nooanous. \
~.—~~———~-——- - , ---..- ' _ 25.Washington'8t; - So. Norwaih Secretary
LOST. Sentinel-*Advs...pay. Try one.
,. . ». I, . .; - FACiNG Anancuv AND storm;-
LOST-CAMEO PIN. sou-1:13 T0“? .11; “hwwm‘l‘l and 3"” (111101.110, Feb. 21. «President J.- p.
i he“, between Springwbod “a“ celebrated in St. Paul’s Church by 1:1on
.and East Narwalk.Finde1 please to WWW“ *l- 6 15 a “1' Morning-
" turn to 10 Springu'ood avenue, .Nor- prayer 3‘10' 300°10‘31" Evenmg‘ ”my
,wnlk. 1:50 at or and. address will be held this eve-
bin: at 8 o'clock. ‘
Grrnin, of the Chicago Board of Trade,
today telegraphed to the Interstate
Commerce Commission and to the
presidents of the eastern railroads in-e
stating that unless an immediate em-
bargo were placed on all products east-
bound out- 01! Chicago except that and
foodstul‘l‘s the conntrIy- Will face the
danger of anarchy and rioting.
'M.
FOUND
O
Holy Gommunlon'was celebrated at
. ,, IFOUN-Dr—MUFF on man MAY 9: 30 ociock this morning In time
.ltsvé by identifying and paying for ad. Cliurch and was followed by morning-
‘ vertieement "Bridgetender" ‘bmyer- at 10 3.111 There will be eve-
Ining prayer and a: sermon by the rec-
We have In big list of Patriotic rec- tor this evening “I '8 o'clock.
£115.16: Washihgton' s birtl1d11y.f
. ‘Afilel’im” and ‘M Willie and BM" , dish Wednesday, the first day in
' ictor. chorus ”3““ Spangled “Ban Lent was celebrated «in St. Mary's
“Hail Columbia" and 11 8’9“ Church this mooning by amass at .8.
henI.A'.‘I1lr to hear some of oclock. Services w'ii-l. Ilsodie held at
numbers as they are all good 8 o'clock this evening.
are. 17519 Noylifiisp No.
‘ . No. 35608 at Don-
.
-’\I~I "'i
The ten o'clock mornlnfilprsyer
. n eetlngs which are being held in Nor-
waik will be held tomorrow as fol-
“~77“ ,At the—home of Mrs. tDelis‘Sln-
{0110,49 Franliiin (Venue, tubs led by
Ejvargg'elist‘ Williams; at. no home 01'
Mrs. George Raymond. 17 71111011 Place,
- led by Mrs. Bax-to: at the Home for the
Aged. led by Miss Win and at the
sv’endm‘s a few some of 1'51. charms Iliawuurst, 25
t
Hat old i‘tundle k
FOR SALET-l noon Iuousa 1.0'r’ "
NORWALK. "
Inftet'noon.
m Home-"fingers:
mm'mmmn:muwwm c
30%me Perry.dCruwry, wash-umbr-
day attained at 2: lo mm the
THESCHOOLS MID CHURCHES Want-mum new. 1‘”th
Coleman.
laurel. porters or n 1W. mi. 37
pastor at the Trinity am,
pal Church pacified and interment
was in Union cemetery, Rowaytoa.
w.§u,w-&.w:w Fun-dut-
tend “Home. and 13th When
A" flmd. 1““ u ‘1‘ FM” 1 Warren Wilcox, Private of Company
Pwm l1. 50th {Rosa N. Y. Vol. Engineers. died
That politics met-1s the home 111.. leatumy. nbruarr 13th. It mm
been moved once more. Cornell unl- Home in Noroton. The deceased was
“831'! has 1} hflme economics depart— .73 years of age. Funeral services
meat. The Cornell reading mums goes ,were held from the Home yesterday
and interment was in
them the latest information on tho scl- I Spring Grove cemetery. ‘
.eutilic running of the household. The
11111 that there are £1,001) women on
wan... Wilcox
.———-
GOLDEN SANTOS COFFEE
iFreshifmmIthearoaster '
10 Stamps Free
seven-rum
on WHY m‘I
(Jigs m
PHONE 410,
T Andmew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St, So. Norwaik
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
Funeral of Frank Canasta.
The funeral of Frank Cassettes will
be’ held this evening from the Elks‘
:llome, South Main street, at 8 o'clock”
I and at St.’ Joseph’ s church at 9 o'clock'
Thursday morning. The remains will
b1 taken to New Britain by Funerai'
I‘i:11101, A. J. Collins, for interment
Funeral of Miss Foster.
The funeral of Miss Margaret M'l
Foster will take place tomorrow even-I
in: at 7 o'clock from the late home, 8'
Tolles street, Second District. The
remains Will be taken to Cypress Hills
Cemetery, Brooklyn, , N. Y., Frldou
morning. at the convenience of the.
:family. .
t‘ulucss of this dcpuxtment.
When the appropriation for public
printing was reduced 11 sulfragist ex
ptniueii quite clearly to the govemm
what it would mean to eliminate one at
W" ‘
DANGEROUS COURSE TO FOLLOW
who' is conducting the services this
month at the Norwaik M. 15. Church,
addressed 11. Very large and interested
congregation last evening on the topic
of “A Dangerous (‘ourse to Follow."
The evangelist delivered his sermon
in his usual .strong and convincintl
manner, and his hearers were greatly
impressed and pleased with his ad-
’7‘"
week.
to 1 p. 111. Day of
outlined for the
Feb. 21,. 10 11. 111.
Fasting and Prayer 7:46 p. 111.
With a New Center."
Thursday,.Fsb. 22. 7:45 p. m.
Terror of God‘s 'Love."
IFri'dsY'evening, 'IFcb. 23. Sunday
School‘l‘llghl, "How to Win."
tSturday evening. Feb. 24,
Crucial Moments."
mas mite noes.
“0 very low bits of service which flu . "The
state renders to its women, and the!
governor scents to have turned 11 will-
ing oar.
Miss ll'lon "080 and Miss Martha
Van lleussclacr 111'1- ell-heads of tho
home economics depurnncut. llcsldu
Sending out the reading course they
have orgnttlacd-tbc women into clubs,
which give the isolated furmcrs' “1“!!! by I119 933”“
a reason for cointnx together to dis- Willi God."
cuss some problem in which they have Mr Williams.
n-mutuul hilllll‘ol. and to huvca initial tiny.”
Miss You ltcussciuci'drm
etc about 1111111111: them and bus itiudc
herself a vital link connecting the W1»
men with her deliartiuenl.
in cooperation with tho cliurches.,
school. 1111111110. clubs and (arm bureau '
of n- givcn neighborbomi they hold
household demonstration schools. give;
lessons in bed and bread making to
children and regnle all comers with
great fun at 11 singing school and
plollh'.
Fun and singing are large factors in
the schemes of the women heads or
the (‘ornell course. In lI‘cbruury of
each your there is n l1o1uomnkor‘s con
fercnce. and "that‘s the time." nhys
“the Von Itcnssotnct'. "when we "111),le
get together stud lcnru most. While
busbnud is busy learning about the
control of grasshoppers and poultry
packinu.‘ we \1'0111cndls1'uss the best
methods of raisinu chlokcns, of reduc-
ing. infant nuu'tulity. of.bu,vln;: tilltli
making clothes. of marketing. of stay-
ing w.oll of tillimr the home with
music uud happiness." !
H” " 1
CAMP BEANS. "
'George
01‘s,
How to Serve Them So They Will Stu
" Tnle Ambrosial.
"life's
“Al Cross Purposes
7:30 p 111.. sermon by
"The Choice of Des-
M
BENIFIT ISOCIETY ELECTS
Edward Barrett Named as President
of the Crofut a Knapp Associa-
lion
Otiicers were elected and reports re-
relved at the annual meeting of the
Croiut & Knapp Employee Mutual
Benefit society ‘It was decided to
eliminate the death benefit clause
from the by-laus because of the fact
that this is covered by the group in
surance carried on employee by the
company. .
The repmts show ed that during the
your the sum of 61.363. 45 was collect
"Ef‘ll and 310915 dispensed. leaving 1!
balance of $209.5 0. The Officers 0100!.-
ed follow:
:1’resident.——Edward Barrett.
S-ecretary~.\lattl1ew Burke.
Collector-Andrew Perry.
Treasurer—Arthur Weater.
Board of Directors—John \ichlahon.
Orten. Louis Baydos. Charles
Margaret Bough and Anna No
.1
l
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lRGV. M. V. Williams. the evangelist .
dress. The following program has been
Wednesday.
" Life
Sunday, Feb. 25. 10:30 11. n1. sermon ~
- lug E. C. Thames,
DAl‘SY PURE BAKING POWDER
11b.can..... ..... . ......... 50c. iooSeampsFree.
V2 lb. can ........ -. . . . . . .......... 25c. .50 Stamps Free. "
% lb. can ..... .. ...... 13c. 25 Stamps Free.
:Lcmon Snaps ...... 101: lb. Salt' Herring ...... 51: each
Ginger Snaps IIIIII 10c lb. Salt. Mackerel. ..... 18c lb.
Marrow Beans IIIII 12c lb. Sun‘Blosters . . .3 for soc
Lima Beans . . . . . . 12c lb. glisskgrggeso """ 6° can
. . m n 13c can
‘6 Oranges f“ """ " 25° Macaroni .., .- ..... 15:, lb.
Whole Rice ...... .. 56 lb- Spaghetti ......... 15crlb.
Jelly Powder .. . 5c pkg. Noodles ........... 151: lb.
All flavors. Shrimp ....... ' 2 cans 25c
specials.
Gct circular at store and watch our windows for
DEE: m?
FOR BREAKFAST
Mackerel
Grill Blasters
Codfish
FOR LUNCH
White Fish .
Salmon
Tunny Fish
Pickled Herring
7 Railroad Ave.
LEHIGH VALLEY ROAD PRESI-
DENT
PHIDAD’ELPHIA, Feb. 21,—Edward
E. Loomis, vicepreeident of the Dela-
ware, Lackawanna and Western Rail-
road, was today elected president
the Lebigh Valley Railroad, succeed
who was made
chairman of the ' Board of Directors
and who will also act as chairman of
the executive and tinancc committee.
E. s. Moore resigned as a director of
the Lehlgh Valley and 'Mr. Thomas
was elected to succeed him.
FlNEDfOR REFUSING CENSUS
INFORMATlON
S'BRA'I‘FORD, Conn. ‘Feb. I21.-—John
Howard W. Curtis
David Hughes, one oi.the-enun1erators.
This is believed to be the first in-
stance in the state where a direct pen-
alty has been imposed for refusing
to answer the questions."
The regular weekly drill oi‘Ithe
Sixth Company, C. In. C., was
lelIniglll. in the local armory.
new recruits were enlisted.
Four candidates tool: the Fellow
la 11.
if over Ivoujnn'o drnmred forth a big: 3 SI-
brown beun pot from n rcdbot hole in
the side of a bill and removed the lid '
and got. lost. one whiff of those buked . NEW‘YORK. Feb 21 .Jl‘he Nat“):-
beans the 11111111111 will stick in your 1.] Association oi ManufacturErs a
memory torcxei. W bile it is' true that pounce that. lWO vessel's now under
this demands 11 lot ,0! work. it is worth construction in Norway will team the
while just for the pleasure of unticlpa- United States in July (or a direct soy
tlou and thou realization. Canned . rthem Islberiu over a new.
bE’nns are always good. especially for age to No lb ugh the Arctic
an emergency album. You should al- and safe route ro G. 3111:1118}:
ways take some along. but '1‘111 11 lit Ocean 1.03” W F' 3' shin
tie extra pleasure nlu nys bake been} in mg director of the Siberian Steam 1
a hillside oven at least once on Icv ery null Manufacturing Comlle. “‘1' 3
now m New York the announcement
camping trip. d
h k l water over 1's an mi
11123;. trftgbiallzlgolfiofue 21119. of a 11111 5““ ‘° fgzmfixhx‘; me pages.
about two and a hlilt feet in diameter. Dime“ ° ocean pathway to
and tlnee feet into the hill. Build 11 bullies of this new (i Yeuisel riv..
fire of hard wood at the edge of the the mouths oi the Obi an
hole and then constantly push back the erg,
live coals into‘tho hole and add more,
wood bankhig the outer edge w ith bti:|_
mad 5% which will retain lbcl Undet
VESSELS IFOR NORTH ERN
BERIA.
..___,'_,_.__..————-
A. D. s. DANCE
the auspices of the Alien
9. most successful
When the hole is Well bedded uith Dancing Society. . . at evI’
coals add it piece of [101k and a pinch masqueraifiedgfe “:85?“ng cos-
of 11 lord and salt to the t in on
In a 11111111111 the coin; lulu I'rhoy ranged
pot and 111111-1111 warm water Fasten tomes were verli. “Incl
711m cover on with :1 bit of wire and set 11-6311 the “sublime to the rmmmws'"
the bean pot in the hole 011- the coals. -’i‘h'e hall was “tn-actively arranged for
Push the other coals up around it 311111‘ ion with- flags and, palms-
over 11.111111 111101' the Iop'eniut With the goose “”1 B‘Js were awarded in Ea-
boards Let the bean pot remslntilerc .Eandsome ifl‘ l l t music was tur'
at least six hours. and yourxlieitnh will V0? 53““ meal on 01.
be done. nlshed for the occasion by svec's
chestra.
Silver Cord Dolly.
Silver cord. 8min as is us .
packages, can be crocheted into 11 re ;‘ mdmifgd many:
handsome dolly. It makes an excelling strand; of 3712 IKedvale avenue.
mat for n emuleherI-or cut this ~ . . .
dish. Goldmmmy be audio estate 7- '
tin or at ‘
cratt Degree last night, at. the special
communication of St. John's Lodge,
'No. 6, F. andA. M.
' ruseaaarasr .1
I fFOQD 'VIlliUE ..
Frisbicls Pics
The most economic
dessert. .Soldat all
'11:.
regular drill was conducted, and two.
Lenten Speculls of superior Quality
Heel-d1 £1. Seymour
ol-
Dudak was lined $5 and costs by Judge‘
in the Stratford'
town court today for tearing up 11 mil-'
Iitary census blank handed to him by2
l
l
'Istores. "Try them ,
.But when she comes out on the purely,"
IBecf, Iron & Wine;
FOR SANDWICHES
Smoked Salaam
Smoked Sturgeon
FOR SALADS
Lobster ..
Crab .Mcat
Shrimps
Anchovies
I'l‘el s13. '
it You 11112
Any Junk
‘ 8 Julie
['1‘ 1‘0
Successor so Watkins.
37 For: Street. IMMI
Steamship
, Tickets
BERMUDA
FLORIDA
CUBA ‘A'ND PORTO Rico
And ALL PARTS OF THE
“0121.. .
I ll. iayiondlbduc
5 Railroad Ave. So. Not-walk . ’
\
. Bill Takes the Cake
Sometimes my Ma gels .madntne . .~
When she wants errands done. .
’Causo I dealt like to leave my play"
And think too much of fun.
And 11033 so nice to me,
8011, can’t you go to live Monroe
And. get some cake for tea?
I alters speaks up just as quick
And periite as can be—
l'd love to go to five Monroe
And get some cake for tea.
The Banner Bakery
Tel\367 5 Monroe slice?
4“
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetiiek
F. H. DEXTER
~~ home and a- house where things
well in your home.
. Dru gist
THE RIGHT Intrauterine]
gives an air of luxurious coin-V
tort, refinement and good
taste that means all the dil’EIer--«._
ence between an attractiye , :
seem out bf harmony and you? _
feel ill accuse: , . "
“We can suggest
GOOD raises
that will accord With , your}:
other knfishings and “5:11:01: -,
Norwalk Chronicler