Classified........
1111mm
‘ ‘1 ' " 1 ., .. M. ..,r “1%,.
WANTED , 1'0 m. i [on W 1
“AM” To urn-s nouns. WATER ' 5
Soy: to work in factory. Steady charts mm ‘1 El, Ivonne. Tel. M. AUCTION “L! i
cm ioyment. 'A White.
JONAS G. NAUMBURG, mo. 1
185 Spring Street, “nth Nor-walk
N23 31 Saturday. May 26,1“ Bthsub's sta-
~ bio, 1'1 31110111011015.1151 sort and driz
son «1.2-11 1.177111.- v1.11 _ ”W” b“ “5"“ z
truck and a 1916 Ford tetra car in Carliages, “‘0' “0’5"" “mined 1‘”
this sale. E. Farr. Tel. 874-12.
‘ ' . good running order. 11. Edron.
WAN'reooroko 101mm 1' 111 Rowan am“. a", Nomalk ,
1’: good (ondition State all particu- i FOR SALE ‘ANTIQUES HAW),
Jars and lowest cash price. Addrtss’ parlorset, rattan couch. household
‘ord. care of Sentin-«l. 11131 31‘ TO LET”? OR 8 ROOMS ALL 3006515113‘193 N0- .1 1’1“ ilill Road
111111de imprdvements, centrally 10-11,»...
' ‘ ' , . ‘ Lcnted. Suitable party, reasonable .1
WANTED “‘ 1‘“ 11111110111 '10 1ent. inquire of A. Harris, 82 South
l :‘1011 Poll By ‘5 Dancing School is open Main street.
misunnntr.Flect1ic fans. Lady in,
s rot-tors. Gumanteed course, $5. 011-.
«:1 every day. Private lessons. Join
1"(lit)’. Tel. 1413-2. n124 3t
...: llutaw,
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11
o
FOR SALE-liAflulNG EGGS
TO _LET~—6 ROOMS, ALL 131- l'md Reds.
. ls . . . Stock second to none.
Pw‘ emenls, R 0 3 rooms, 0““ tmlei Reynolds Poultry l-‘arm, Highland are-
and sink. Stephen 8' Kiss, 7“ Lexing- one, near Witch Laue. T clephone
ion avenue, South Norwnlk, Conn. 179,12 1
' 11123 3t 5
WANTED—GIRLS FOR FILLING,
1 .ns . Will pay while learning and 1' V
will also pay entire jitney fare from
FOR SALE—TOMATO PLANTS.
Early Anna. Challis, Early June Stone.
75c a hundred. Cabbage plants. Early
Centrally located Electric Jersey Wakefield, 40c a hundred. No
iiight's, Rtelephone, bath Rates moder- delivery
TO LET—'PURN'ISHED FRONT
Notwalk Apply to ”"50” 0‘ “‘1‘” room for one or two men. Private
11110111419753. Clover Mfg. (‘11.,t1au family
11.11), '
‘..'1te.Sntith 33 9 i 1, {Steve Reynolds, Highland
WANTED —— BOOKKEEPER lCX' any, . p! “31:21:21; manna 1m" wmn mne' 11121 3‘
1w rience double entry. Apply in o\\u' . *
irtntlwriiiug. Address box 3.30, care‘ FOR SALE—MOTOR BOAT' -3 X
mm. 31. ‘TO LET—THREE LARGE UNFUR 8 12 10 if. P Palmer motot', revexse
.1: 1115th rooms with all improvements gear standing roof side curtains
Imam") 8 Elm Grove street. 111-- ”t Famplete equipment with new row
boat and cars. This outfit is practic-
ally new. This is libsoluteiy a gift at
111:3. Demonstratioh gladly given.
Philip P Mulroney. 52 \' an Zuni street.
11124 31
u' Sentinel. 1
WANTED
young man on route.
l'tld
—- EXPERIEXL‘lClb
Borden" s Milk'
1‘28 Washington street.
TO LET-'4 ROOM Al' ARTMENT.
mt” 3' i2nd floor, tour, Swsrtz & Corbett
block Rent 810 Also loft steam-
is 0“ 0‘” 119111911 light on all sidc' Otis Ele
11.111191]. “WWW!“ railway mail iric elevator service 5,000 sq. ft. of
"‘1'“? 3751;011‘2'1 I‘M gowinment floor room. For further particulnrs‘ “
31115 ree. ran in institute, Dept. , 1-. . i
:Rl". Rochester, N. Y. i 3;“)‘mil Well “Ml Co.
T0 LET—STORE 207 \‘t'ASlllNlG-
ROOMS 0*“ ton street East Norwpik. Apm'tnmnts
WANTED—ME\
01"
2,300.
Apply Zigmon lla-
m22 31
1.11011
also
FOR SALE-,’1,‘l.A.\i
drought horsoe, weight
cart and harness.
'on, Burton.
WANTED—4 0R 1'1
first floor. Not Met 15 minute's' .209 Washln 1 -
gton street, P311: 1 Norwalk ,, , , , ,,
walk from depot ilenl reasonable. 1111111 39 Chapel street, Noilt’alk in FOR SALE“ 1“ 0 l'REbH CO‘M“
Address it. care of Sentimq .with calves. luquirc of .l. W. Marvin,
m°3 3‘ quire or south 1111111 Natreet Tel 611
East Norwalk. n122 3t
LUNCH '
WANTED~1WSJXICSS l’Ali'l‘NI-Ilt.
with $1.000 in cash to enter new bus}
BEEFESS NOTICE' f FOR sus~ruusnon
room 111 Yonkers. Good location for
i'tess. Profits Slit to $20 per day. Ati- Bis NOTICE
(i"i‘~.\' “Partner,“ cure of Sentinel. ‘, Chevrolét “touring cm, leaves for the tight man to make money. Ad-
m23 131 Reml o 0 and dress Mike Konrad, :l‘l Palisade ave-
118‘! n dams (111in 5: 5 n m" nuc, Yonkers, N. Y. n123 3t
3 ' . m., from Washington street
WANTEDTGRA'WI‘ 011 “1“” bridge Those wishing to be catered
.-hool and busi ness school wishes po- for “man“ E. Price, ,1 Elizabeth
mtinn as stenogrnplwr. Adreos box street South Norwaik 11124 31
(Ass. Ilnnbury. - 11122 'lt
FOR SALE—QI‘ANTIT 1111s Bills;
well's Champion Flint $1.11 Corn. m-l
pecinlly adapted to Conntcticut soilfij
l-lenvy yield. 2 to 4 last year per?
stalk. Tel. 1462. 11122 3t
, _ ‘ ‘ ' ) ‘ Atttomoblio trucking of all kinds.
WANTED-mill M.»1l'lllil:D(Ol.i LR Long dmmnw moving 11 specialty.
two furnish-"d rooms for light house.-
kt‘t'piiig. Central.
We go anywhere. B. Hershficld, 122
, . . w '1 _ 1 ~' 3 -
.ttltlich (1. G., care Water street, 0mm. phone. 201. House FOR SALE A Nb W Std) [OTOR
Sentinel office, 1112;: 31 phone 1." "2 11122 121 for bicycle for sale cheap. May be
seen at 4:1 tcdar street after 11 11. n1.
WANTED—OLD FALSE TEETIL ‘ 1112? ml
Dstimaics shortly given on painting
Don t matter 1fhroken I pay $1 to $10 and paper hanging Reasonable price.
“of “0" Send h" 1’3“” 9°" and "9 Wall paper in the intcst style at low
o'cne check by return mail. 1.. aner, cost. Let. m estimate. Call or drop
2007 8 Fifth stri,cc l’liiladelphi't, Pa. p0 1tal John lludak. .M‘ 3164' 47
F“ "W” illouton street.
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS‘
"‘ ““‘9' 395‘ We” 9"”- Em“. Angelo Saliurelii sells hard wood
1mm for only es. ii 1‘ tedman 3132 f?“ sawed in blocks or split to fit ymul
1 FOR BALE‘i’ltOI’ERTY AT 217
Has Hill Road, consisting of two,
houses with frontage of 175 feet, be;
longing to the estate of the late Stun:
uel ll. FerrisMFor further informa- 3
tion inquire of John H. Knapp, 241‘
1111.1 11111 11111121".-
Meade. Tel 1151.
.t 1 r..
-_. 4;» —'—_-.’ gill-0:11;; (3:113:08 11'i(crcscilna t")1d(\)'a“hecc' FOR SALE—OR TO LET’ 2 NEW-
( J "l ‘ y ( 'iy renovated houses with improve-
ihy 1st of June. Phone. 1025, No. Tay-'
glor avenue, South Norwulk. Free de-
‘Vl'W - m2 int
1' 1 ry .(‘onn. turnpike.
' To]. 753- -12.
ments. Several barns on premises
Mrs R. anlov, 161
WANTEDAHRLF. \th 1191le (mi MONEY SAVED tGr'me street.
”mug" for: I, By giving me your order for my '
Slum'er'h 1 special hand made lenders and gutters FOR SALE—“T0 CLOSE AN “5'
Felicrs, iwhich give lnstlngservicc—Trynndbo “‘91 the following oyster grounds
Nl‘vkl‘flndf‘l‘fi- ’convinced. Plumbing. heating slate y'vith oysters thereon: 2-12 acres
(‘ulTrr-E (roofing. gem}. A. Hegelcin, 56 W11- Wiison. Cove, 5 acres Calf Pasture, 2.
Final Examiners. ”9,. street. Tel. 473,3. acres Tavern island. 4 acres Scott' 5
Soft Shirt Folders. ;_ _.:Covc. Darisn; also 1 power boat and
If you me. not experienced we will' PAINTING __ PAPER-HANGING 1 thirty-five foot sharpie Terms cash
teach you and pay you while learn“ ,dccoraiing, painters supplleS' wall Inquire C. N Raymond. Rowayion, 01
ipper, up-todnte styles, lowest prices. .telephone Keogh 8‘ Candec 535” "'
{ Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
“8“6, ea 0 y ders solicited. Tel. 400,. Alexander; FOR SALE—FAMILY
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue. ‘uith one-lmlf acre of land on West
t
81 Co. lnc
Norwttlk Road near Connecticut Turn-
.F F HUNTINGTON D C tpike. Must be sold at once to close.;
lNSURANCE
CHIROPRACTOR testaie. Small amount of cash requlrn
"Graduate the Palmer School or ed, balance on mortgage
Chiropractic, Davenport, Iowa, an- Keogh 8: Condos. Attys. United Bank
,nonncss the opening of his office at building. Tel. 533-2.
[100 Washington street, over Peoples’:
i Trust Company. South Norwalk, Conn:
FOR SALE—FARM I\' TOWN, 11
17111311wa A 3011111231? tome hours, 11112 a. 111., 25 r m mile from Wall street. 3 minutes]
ACCIDvilfiNIT‘ R S iSundays and "Wing by appointment. i walk from trolley, 25 to 30 acres final
i'l‘e.ephone 456 New York office, 2875'! land, most can be cultivated. House
BONDS :Broadway. Telephone 6143 Morning 9 rooms, furnace, electric lights,
STE-AMSHIP TICKETS
NOTARIES PUBLIC
V J. M. Layton &Co. inc.
Real Estate and Insurance,
l, 000 HOUSES RAZEDv
IN GREAT BLAZE IN
implements, $10, 600
Ask John T. Haves
‘1
{side W F Casper. D C“ Ph' C as barns, silo, 12 cows, 1 horse, farming‘
other yum an
1111 a e I‘Mm'fl‘
Mr lacuna-d W a
«sebum. that molars hoe ,
sm- Ilulry all Mao We
who hurt night. While not onus ta
" be used for In” handed Milan. the:
«111111 he owed for this purpose and
harm 11.11!" result
Frank Shinto, of lion-M “thee.
but! 11 buytie stolen at the around
on “'01“ aunt- tut night. The wheel
was 11 Pierre and was the second
taken this tut-«k Y'all this place.
Julius 11113.0( this city. was arms!
11! yesterday by the Stamford police
on the lhal’flt.‘ of obtaining good: un-
'der false pretence Bay was in the em-
’plm of James Hopkins and collected
waste 1111mm“? collected some from
ltocu's and Stevens this week and
' “out on with it claiming that he was.
yoim' to take it to be Weighed. lit.
. sold the paper and skipmd town withi
the 1111' 121-1
restul into
The Stamford police ar-
and l)etnctive~Serge:mt
11123 3‘ and baby chicks Single comb mine Thomas Hunt brought him to this city onlv "11.111111111111111" at June 4 and
Leghorns and single comb Rhode ls - this “101111111: Th - case will come Ill) registratiOn day, June 11 and Alice
befom Judge George H. Vosburgh in
the city court tomorrow.
|
wow m WALL STREET 4
WALL STREET, 10:30 11. 111—1111111"
material recoveries from yesterday’s
late unsettlement attended today‘s:
early dealings on the Stock Exchange.
The usual speculative favorites PpPC-
lolly Equipments, uMnitions and the
wax group as a whole, rose from 1 to
1 1-2 points. U. S. Steel came withini
11 point of its maximum of 129 34
which also represented an overnight
advance of a point. Shippings were ere;
variable, Marines improving, whilc'
Atlantic, Gulf and West indies react!
ed slightly. Rails were irregular and,
Utilities were featureless aside from
a 2 point gain in Ohio (ins.
l
A most delightful musical enter,
'tninment was presented last night oil
the Norwalk M. Id. Church under the.
auspices of the Ladies’ Aid Sooieiy,
before 11 large audience. The even-
ing‘s program consisted of a number
of historical and fancy tableaux pro-
sentalions, and a minstrel show given
by the Minstrel Trio, consisting of
Mrs. John Jones, Mrs. George Shel-
don and M18.Rober1 London. The;
affair was excellently carried out and
refreshments were served later in the
evening. Mrs. Thomas Sterling was
chairman of the committee in charge.
.._--.....-- H._,___,, _
[Hill 0000i
NOTICE
Sadie Avery lngorsoll Ryan vs. Mai-
thew Thomas Ryan
State of Connecticut. Fulrfield Coun-
ty. 'Supet'ior court. :18. Bridgeport, May
221111, A. 1)., 1917. .
Upon the complaint of the said Sa-
die Avery lngcrsoil Ryan. praying. for
reasons therein set. forth, for a di‘
vorce, returnable to the Superior
Court in and for Fairflcid County. 0111
the first Tuesday of June. 1917 it
2 We Great Picture, “The nun-t We 11,”
i and 12.
:rcalizes the force of those words.
Friday. mun. lad Night
tutoring Clara ‘1an Van, will It Icon at the Regent m
ll lili nuns
(Continued From Page One)
.try to meet all local 11111111111111.1111»
a'l toms.
NOTES OF THE IUILD‘NG
DEPARTMENT
Herman (.‘inque was given permits
to do wiring for Paul ltornyatt at 10
Ridge street and for Mike liegedus,
at Lexington nvenue.
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e111 interest will be George M. Cohen
in “Broads .11 Jones” next Monday
E5510 LIBERTY
LOAN CERTIFICATES
Joyce in Within the Law, June 11
PALACE PICTURE TODAY.
1,
~--~A NEW YORK, May 24.—Suhscrip-
“The Martyrdom of Philip Strong" 1 Hons already 1\.'eiv.1he!e
hv the Rev (‘hnrlu 31411111.,“ 1 [‘131rt‘at'ill‘d such :1 vast total and they
Ilurttmouut “flu“, featuring lio‘oeit 111'1- coming into banks and other
agencies in such a steady stream that
predictions were made in the
clot district today that. the Liberty
Lorin Would be popularly cvcrsub-
scribed. llowewl‘, there was no di-
minuation hcie today in the cam—
pztign for subscriptions.
Conness and M11111 'l‘iunneilc at the
Palace thentte, today only.
‘Man you are a living lit, 'thus is
Philio Strong. the rising pastor of a
fashionable Calvary (lllll'l'h, address-1
3“ by llmther Ninn, (symbolizing the‘ Authorization “.111 expected today
spirit of (‘hrist on [Hill]. Surrounded from Washington for the New York
by luxury. lionizcd by a wealt'hy con—
gregation, Philip Strong suddeniyi
He!
has been preaching the doctrines of
Christ, but his work has been the work
of bare words only. To provd'the
truth of what he says. Brother "Mun »
leads Philip to the slums, and shows
him the misery and squalor of a warm
which he has never known. The Start“ '
ing women and children. the kitchens
of hell where whiskey ruins the lives 1
t
of men, impresses Philip deeply. He
sees his renl mission in life. He mustl
. l h -—Rom . '
help the downtrodden. The events to n ”9 ‘ ”kn“ 0'.“me d
the end of the story are well told in
the strong pictltrlzntion.
WOMAN' S ASSOCIATION ELECTS
l skin osmosis quickly enables wo._
' men with sunken cheeks, wrinkles
l
Annual Meeting and Luncheon Held in'
.South Norwalk Congregational.
. Church
The annual meeting and luncheon of
the Woman‘s Association of the Southi B
Norwaik Congregational Church was; )1.
held yesterday ni‘tcrnoon at
.and marks of age to become most
1 beautiful, youthful and charming.
Mareix, France's
Prize Beauty
W'e- Great
one.
o'clock. Outside of the election oi oi"-
ficers, only routine business was dis-3
posed of. The electitm of president
of the organization is
the fall and Mrs. E. (‘1.
thins this office. The
it's wonderful to look beautiful and
youthful. The (‘ounicss do Chovanne,
. .1 hit :1! seventy years of age, possesses
1H" held “‘1‘” 11 nutrvclously soft, smooth, velvet-
Huntinslon "" like shin 111111 almost. 11111111111 complex-
OUK‘T Officers'ion without :1 wrinkle. in sight told
upmarinu to and being found by the
subscribing authority that
Thomas Ryan the said defendant is
absent from this state and gone to
ports unknown.
Therefore. ordered that notice of
the pendency of said complaint be giv- .
and 15 acres of good farming land at”... by publishing this order in The!
Evening Sentinel, 11. newspaper printed
in South Notwnlk. Connecticut, three
times successively, commencing on
or before 24th day of May, A. 1)..
1017.
FRED \\'. TRACEY,
Asst Clerk of the Superior (‘ourt
for Fairflcld County.
NOTICE
By virtue of a certain execution to
me directed and delivered, 1 have lev-
'ied on and will sell at public auctiOn
HOUSEiat the premises known as No. 54,
in the Town of
Norwalk, fourteen.
on the inst
South Main street,
Norwulk at South
days front date, to “it...
'day of May. 1917, one lot. of can goods, 5
“Quintana lot of paper boxes, one lot of;
provisions, six tables, four square
lmirrors, three triangular mirrors, one
lies cream freezer, one wringer, seven
counter stools, three dome lamps, two
lwindow lamps, one bread case, one.
iice box,- one wall bar fixture,
,w all shelves, two railings. one parti-
tion, one clock and one {1001 of oil'
cloth.
Dated at Norwalk, this 17th day oi
lMay, 1917.
“EDWARD B. DOULENS,
Deputy Sheriff of Fairfield County.
South Norwalk, Conn. A HUNGARIAN TOWN R111 Estate-Insurance norms
- ~—~ AIN ST. NORWALKt
‘_ AMSTERDAM, May 24.——A.Buda—f lIf You Have Any Junk in Large.
81' FREIGHT LINE T0 pest dispatch says the Hungarian n
FA YORK NEW 1 town of Gycenyoes has been devasted ”UR KEB'OSENE VALVE . Qua, “ties, can
' ’ {by fire 1,1100 houses being destroyedt, to. my make of two cycle motor is! L. EFFRON
THE ANNtNG J_ SMITH TRANS and 240 still on fire. Several 111111111— the mast complete and best device of
and Der-“01‘s are “OI“CWSS and seven its kind and will soon earn its cost13 Rowan St. East Norwalhu
PORT‘T‘ON LINE, Inc. deaths have been reported. That
Freight boat loaves Pier 27 East city is 44 miles from Budapest and
,River, New York (foot of Catherine had :1 population in 1900 of 16, 442.
fit.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p l ——-——-————-——-
m. Freight received at Norwaik up to
6 o In amt :0 South Not-wall: up u-
“-m-‘~~l
Adv.
starting and running. No other car
aurctor necessary. Phone 8-“.
THE BARKER FA ZTOEV
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Mrs. Julia‘ Mace. of 51 Water]
istreet was admitted ”today
HOSPlTAL NOTES.
Try a Sentinel wWand ,ndvortlse in The Sentinel.
(Tel. 1906.
in fuel economy. Used for both And youwill get_ the highest mark- ‘13" last Sunday On Saturday the Ti .
ct prices for same.
We have no canvassers.
Automobiles 11 specialty.
””1906
Matihcwl
two ‘
are: 1 the miter personally in I’ar'n-t that she
First Vice-I’Tt'fiidt‘nl*MJ‘S- JO"mowed it all to the discovery of skin
Stnplcton. t'oslnotsis. With this marvelous dis
Second Vim"i‘fi‘bidvm’m‘s- R0‘icovery every complexion blemish can
bert. Silcox. 1 banished to three nights in many in
R"t()l‘dlll'.‘, Secretary—dim. litixt'artl:s,apce§' and you can awaken in the.
\. 'l‘i 111,1. lmornin: with :1 beautiful natural rose
(onespontitn'r Setret.1ry—-.\i-ss h“ ieolmed complexion as fresh as a
i7.:1 l’luii. ,daisy.
. Active Corresponding Secretary—i
l Miss Lillie Gettlcr '
’i‘retr' urer—-\ir~' i‘rtnk l 1.uder 'ichceked, wrinkled, aged looking wo
Other members 1. ho \1c1e elected ‘0 mrn who had giv cn up all hope of
l ev'ei looking beautiful and youthful
lvariou 1hutth tommittees are: hits at t 1. b k" 1
Anna Dicherman, Miss G. Clinton ,again 0 come M out again be-
“. 1. liu‘chin ‘ \lrs John Hunter. come mos t beautiful youthful and fas-
1 251‘ ' , "1‘. . c. .
l ‘ " cinating in from two to three woeks‘
. ‘1 'z ‘i . untin ton. Mrs. John.
Ear: (1:11: gs. ~H Kenditll \11s.v1~ed-'”m° by this wonderful simple method.
, 1 . , .
crlck ll. Run an M18 li.ll.1yes,1\liss! \0 matter what your age or “bi“
Mnrgalet Weed ms J W Gorham. tyou have tried unsuccessfully, skin
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
OBlT
"beauty and youth. Merely wash your
Iface in warm water at night and rub
Dorothy Evelyn TOM)» mod 5’3“: pure ro‘scaied cream, which you can
01d and daughter at Ml" an N obtain from vour druggist 1n the
1 2 No h Fairftcid ' _
332:9 Tfisyoaof) 1}“; “1:,“ng pun, morning wash the face With cold wa-
erai services will be held Saturday 191‘ and rub in more cream.
afternoon at 2' :30 o‘clock and Rev} In three weeks or less watch
J. Benton “other will oillciate. ln- ,zmtgic tron-dormaiion. See how mp
101111an will be in llivciside ceme- old, hardened coutse rough skin
my turns into new, fresh, soft, youthful
Funeral of Mrs. Banks. ,looking skin almost before your very
E. K!
the
‘edet 'td R1 serve Bank to issue porti-
n'ation certificates in promote a
$101111
Those ccrtifitntes will be (Matrim-
d 111110111: employers who have “or
lertakt-n to use them in paying sal-
trit-s. They will circulate as (:th
they in almost the same way that
the Federal Reserve notes circulates.
i‘hev will not bear interest, but whel'
a purchaser has accumulated five d . ,
them they may be converted at tho
"‘.1>de ill Resene Bank into a. ‘5.“
bond.
While. definite figures are not avaflv
Me as to whether New York stab
Hts 1.11cl11d in actual subset-lull?
have the minimum of $5 55, 000.000 set y,
the Treasury Department, financier.
l today predicted that the subscriptioui
fimn. district will aggregate 31000,,000000‘4
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lhave known dozens of hollow-5
'omosis will positively bring you new'
Dorothy Evelvn Tobev. lin a tcaspoonful 01 two of any good~
,tonishing new
of the New Yovk Federal Reserve
Hi
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EXCEPTIONS , 1-.
,1
“No matter what it is, me, every~ . ‘1
time, for the man who does.” "
"Yes, but suppose he does thaw”: '
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cy1:., nil due to simple skin unmask
protluced solely by warm water 33‘,
resettled cream. But be sure In M
pure resented cream, as it is an en,-
tireiy different thing from 01111111111
f'tce creams and must not be cc.)
founded with them I personally 110,-.
for Creme Tokslon (Roseated), hi,
any good brand will do. If you hav-
wrinki-es get 11 box of Japanese 1&1
Pent-i111 and use them in connectid
with the cream and you get quick 110’»
tion on the deepest wrinkles, no mob
ter of how long standing, in 1
night" time and awaken on the mac
row to witness most astonishing I.
stilts. .'
I personally guarantee success it
every case, in any of my newsman. .
articles which I write on subjects 10-7
lating to beauty, or I will Mandi»
amount paid for any products whiel, _
i recommend, provided you take You ,
dealer's receipt at the time you my
your purchase. My American add“ ,-
is Simone allriex,20 West 22nd street. '
New York ,1 1,
Notez—~Tltc manufacturers of Cm
Tokaion Rosentcd have such unborn!- ; ,,
ed confidence in their-particular 1111.1: 1
that they offer to forfeit $23) to lug,
charitable institution, if it can 1*
shown that it will .not banish our};
complexion blemish and give most Ip-
beauty to wrinklet ’
cure-worn. aged women in three day! '
time in many instances. Kean"
obtained. absolutely fresh and guaran-
tecd pure from H A. Mend or: M
any good druggist in this slim—Adv
Funeral services for Mrs. 1
,Banks were held this afternoon ntg.
‘ 2:30 o'clock, from the funeral parlors
.of D. W. Raymond, West Washington-
street. Rev. William G. Giflin, pastorl
of the First Methodist Episcopalt
church, will ofliificiaie and interment?
will be in Riverside cemetery. " i
TiGERS TO PLAY PORT C'HEs'rERs'i
The Tigers of Norwalk,. will stackl
up against the fastest team of their}
baseball corset, Sunday, when they!
will try and lower the colors of the
fast Port. Chester nine, this team host
~playcd six games so far this season
and has come out on top in all of.
them, and it is now up to the Tigers
|to check them and theyTare going to
try hard and it looks as though theyf
I will. The same team will be used'
t
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Springs.
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