LEWIS- AND BRITTON MJN'ICHED
{i WELL TB ”Aafiwm l CANTON, 0., Mar. 6.—-Ted Lewis.
’11'elierwelght champion and Jack Brit-
NIZII lellNN IN NNNINN NIH °‘
to box. twelve rounds here March 17.
121111ittee De— Measure Will Then Be Re-
v.» nfavorable ported Favorably by Ju-
; diciary Committee { 38—.
L ‘- ' ' I1 ADE '
”‘3: 1:} vulllmlltee 0f the IIARTFORD, ‘Mar. 7.'~‘A substitute LTNIOPéggSIDER TERMS
I”. decided to sub- measure legalizing boxing under :1
(Continued From Finn Page)
‘EF
ii
because of Lewis illness.
Lewis has agreed. to - make
pounds at 3 p. m.
’cpill‘ ‘1
.11111 report on too hill slate commission will be favo1ablv 1'1"
1...xmg in Connecticut. N') ported by the legislative judiciary
bill will be offered. committee, according to asertions of
~111lcrstood that only a few min- two majority members of the commItA
r1 required by the committee lec this afternoon. . .
». l1 ils 111- -(-isi1m '11\ there was not The substitute bill 1I ill provulo T01
m armor”; the members eight ounce gloves to he used in all.
fox .1 favoxable re- boxintz inalchcs instuul of the five
ounce gloves, 11.4 the original hill ('ull'
ers today formally considered the ov-
ertures made yesterdm by the Rail-
road Administration to end the strike
mar 2110 11' orkers. ‘While it was said the
proposed new wage and hour schedule
11' as not altogether satisfactory
the strikers, it was accepted as the
.'l1 sentime-
Illi' cuniniiIteu
" 1111 111:- proposed measure.
is safe to assume therefore that ed for.
il'Il. lNi-lllf' 11nf1'11'orabll1 reported ll. ll. Spooner (11' Konsingtmn 0110
lllllnllttco). will be rejected by of thow- who OIIIIO-‘It‘d ”‘9' hoxmc bi“
Is I‘O'
“WA" lungl'am music .3. ram “‘5 it
2h:- plan-IE1 1111 51-1111'1- members of the judiciniy comm ~
Tim 1» 11I1o lival'll tec (11101.0 iel‘erlcd to are. Representa-
‘ ‘3 ‘ \or.1.1ll1 ‘ ”n‘ the Nehemiah Candee of \o111all: and.
1:11:11". <1 I. 1r11l 11:11“ ago Samuel A. 1111115 of. Danbuly
1.1‘ W est pox '..t who was arrested yester-
.1 II .11 :1 511: '111'111In; 1231:1'1A- ll’:
lAuZES 1 day noon followir s. an im estigngon or
In show the 1':1,\:1l1ili11e-'- (1; mp,
Il.1ll‘§1'z1l instrumI-n'. .j'll‘.‘ “11305 if NEVADI’X LE
'1 2-5 ROIJND BOUTS his. accident when he. crashed Into a
l‘JA'RSON CITY, Nev..March 7.--By
' 1!» 11'1 11w insirumc
-‘: 111.1. I1 1111' 1l11- iendermg of dance
a vote of H I11 4 the State Senate yes
Ierday morning passed the Iwenty‘h'vc
11'1“
'1‘11l'l 1:11
NEVER HAD DRIVER’S LICENSE;
FINED $10
Carroll W, Prochuska. sales manager
of the Tunnel Manufacturing Company,
.l’~ 111311!
.-
«'ll.1: 1
lhow ‘1\'ill).’1ll“ i 11115511....111
1 Mod .IrS rlli’t 12" interamzing and
ir-l§::l1li"1li evening.
' '1 11:1' .
.i'1l
a roIiI’sn 11 111111 General Russell Frost
was tried this morning by
Vosburgh, who fined the
mocha-1k“ 11 ad no d1i‘1'er:
had a. special license [10111 the Automo-
bile Ram 11: \soriation of Amerir a and
1111.: of 1111': opinion no operator‘ :1 li—
(en-to 11 '1a 111 cc Isary With this Ii? Ill-1‘1
hec'u 11111111,; for three 1ears and all
that time never rocured a license.
w
‘ RPP-ISE PARTY
J TENDERED MR. FRAN-SOX found boxing bill 0191' the veto of G01-
1111'11 11:11 ““1 crnor Boyle and it 11011 becomeq a law
Joseph Frmlsox 1U onle on The Assembly passed the bill (we‘- till‘
3.11.1111:- sum 11111;; M “mng‘ governor's: veto last week.
To :Ilesls l\t:l‘u 11111 Union! by num
' 1 nus 11'111'11'1 11nd pi11m, \ 111 rlionu. 111111 Thh‘. Opens the way for the staging
511 int 11 11- «Hitmd until 11 I11“; of the \\1Il11rdlle1np~e1 batllc in .\1‘
"V" E “m" ”“mm‘ "‘ balm“ vada, and at the present time it is the
“I.‘l‘ml‘iihflhww 'erm' which was ('11- only state in the Union where the
“M” )3 d ' 111'. and Mrs. lighters could contest twenty-fin:
'l'lium- pl1‘.~‘1‘lll 11'1I1'1- . .
. Trn'ford and rum”) <11 Imnbui'y, Mr. rounds without danger oi interference.
man 311).
\
1'1'1-1]
1“. 1:7
Mi 1111b»; >111 111 is:
.1
17'. 1311'
DEAL ”HS AND FUNERAL-8
11111 Mrs. Swans-.111 1»: Ii- :l I111}: I1lr. Rickard has said that he would- pre- M 61' .1 J 8‘ J h
.1111qq:11<1 111 II.1'1:‘111.I, .\I.l'111lson, . “311.1. the bi centers of 1's. anon: and. . o n
mutton-.4, Curls-1111, .‘lifi: 'l .111 Can {er .1 5p”. I ‘ ‘ g h t Mira, Clarissa. Jane St. John. widow
.- .11. Mr. Hc'vnll'irks. .\I1'_ 111111 \Era .populflxlon even if the bout were 5 or of thulfite Henry St. John, died at her
home, 7 Motli1.11'cn1ic this morning, af
ter :1. long illness.
She was born in Stamford. August
24,1847. and has li1ed in Norwalk
many years. She is survived by three
daughters. Mrs. Henry T. Hitchcock
of Clay street. aSouih Norwallc. Mrs.
David I). Currie. 015 2 [mos sir-:21. and
Miss Rhuanah St. John. who resided
with h11'.'
AM! 111111
QED->25
.\Ir.--. (:1-1'11111111 111' Mum-111“ and decisionles's. The action of the
dupzn'zn-«i 111-311I11'ing \1’1'. legislature pl'11inl1 is. a bid 'for [the
1-11 .1 1'1"1'_1':~l 1-1111-1'1'11i1'1-rz1nd 11isli- hemv Weight Champmnsmp hout’.
3-111 111-11113: happy returns. 111’ me
ARGUMENT RESULTED
SENTENCE.
Alexander lubinsou, colored. with
the charges 1" assault, breach -1t' 11111
peace and 1:1\(‘5\‘i1}11$ carriage aga 1 s",
I li"I'a,"lNl before Judge
George H. Yosburfgh this morning in
the City Court. was Miss Sadie
Brown. also colored. of‘W‘ater street.
"221x llill road. who was charged with breach of the
Discharged'Friduy: Ro.<e..lennieand peace and lascivious cfirringe. Both
Phillip 312,133,111“. North Taylor ave- are old offenders and Judge Vosburgh
Mrs. placed a line of $20 and costs on Rob-
inson for assault and breach of peace
and $41) for luscivious carriage. Sadie
Brown was found guilty of lascivious
carriage, but her case was continued.
Both linhineo “and the. Brown woman
1. -. ‘ ‘ 1 . m mmnlwrn of the Silent P‘onr ColorA
1 11119.» M “ hung up The 1egu ed Club on Water street. and had an
.1 “WI-1L1 1'_-1III 111 thiq company has argument in that place around mid-
. 1-11 podpom- -1I 1111111 Honda) eve-mug night last night and followed it up with
11.1 'l‘liuiswl'n 111 1.11m 10 allow 1111- a flee for all on the street. Their
yelling and screaming brought Officer
“'2 til '11 e Snmmis to the scene and both
Were placed under arrest. Robinson
was unable to 11:11 his fine and was
llw R011 1111111 11..» 1 111111111111' 119-1- taken to the Bridgeport jail by Detec
1 died out 11>11-r'd111 afternoon to ex- “v“ Sergumt Thomas Hunt.
anguirli :1 firt- 111 the home of George.
A .\\’1'i_-:'hl. Jr, on me avenue, but
..-..-._._.._- LN, JAI'L
HOSPITAL NOTES '
1111111111-11 Thursday: Marv Cohen, 7
um >11'1-1-1; Anna llelmolt, :17 (love
.1 '1 t‘IllK‘
,1:T‘l \V'l'u‘
Thursday: Julia Budas.
Inroline Ferris.
will be announced later.
BETTER RESPONSE
TO MONEY APPEALS
inp; men—though how proud the city
is of that. everyone knows-«but be—
cause thcy are our own. our sons, and
brothers. friends and swoethezlrm. and
citizens.
W’ell can 11':-
Lntin phrase "\‘eni vedi. veci' «with
a. few changes—t0 fell the wonderful
story. They went~from Norwalk to
Fiance—they saw the enemy and they
conquered. Now they are
back to rec eivc their reward from
their loved ones at home wm the1
get it? It depends upon york—every
man woman and child in Norwalk
and Wilton.
W no in the city can refuse an appeal
to contn'bute to the Welcome. of our
valiant warriors?
no real Norwalker, can or will re-
fuse. The money is not going to be.
.used for any afternoon tea party for
strange soldiers, but for a rousing
1' lisi'hargwl
Lexington avenue;
.:11'1-1' Hirer-1.. Norwalk
' 1111111111311 Fri1la1';(;eorge Fl1nn.l1‘:.’
‘1
LS
1111-; Anhal‘lnnzales. 59 Van Zant
1v . 1-1-l
The members of (‘mnpany K. C. S. 0-.
‘:~-I1I ritle p!‘1'1ll1'~~ last evening in the.
'11.~--111--111 of the .511'11101'1' and several
1
.1.» (ball 9111111
1 nicht
l1:_'11' 11!;3'C‘l Oil 1.1101)
Tllv I'Ez'r‘u- 111’ Light of the Firxt Bap-
tist chum-II met last evening in the I110
11311111 :11'1'i1'in; :11 ill" Inc.- they found
. , . .. 11“ 1 . ture room 01. ”I“ church, The. busi- to the boys of our home town,
«.11 1111 blur. had been smothered ‘ V , 1 boys we went to school with 0111 boy-
. . _ '.~.'~' .'1"\'.~'1 1' 11'; g «.' 1 I1. ' . ..
1.1111111: 111110- 11'1'1ulll1-. The origin of ‘ ‘ ‘ “I‘d "t "3” ““1 “43 hood playmates the sons and relatives
followed by:
o't'lor'lc.
SPRIIINS! 1111; 11111?"
”3.5101111 the fact '1 dew-11111111111 meeting at S of our old pals . and am 01111 sous
lower floor of
1< unknown
#1111911 on the
1'72:
_.11 ‘11
’ 1' illllIN' lile il‘s quick (liscm'erev and
z".-
ihe connecting link between the people
of the city and our uniformed sons
.» prompt 1111.1 efficieni work of those Every cent given to the solicitur is.
1:1 7211- hou 1x‘xinfzuisl1ml the small lurned Over to the captains W110 f0!“—
l1'12- .1'I1‘1 5:1.W'1II . I11- residence. I I" ward it to the finance COIDDIittec.
__m__~ AHB 8w": ““8 AW: My thru the compaign dir1..'.(ior5 and 1‘1
.11" be used only for the reception to;
Try ‘ Etlitlliil‘. 'Wum Advertise- lhe boys on the. (bay of their home-l
gig-5;. Don“. suffer! G3 about ' " coming. I
Rc’isf r)!“ ‘ “M yc‘" Chm“ Remember everyone. "Give as cheer—1l
‘4 __ - 1. :1 .Ae; 1-. moment you fully for them as they cheerfullyl
apply 8.. Jacobs Liniment" fought tor us. " Remember also the
”W, 511': benefit performance at the Regent
Theatre on Sundav evening Manager
Samuel Kantor was in New York Cit1
yesterday and was forunnte in book-
ing the star attraction, ‘The Man
\l ouldn‘t Tell ” featuring the screen
artist. Earle Williams, in a powerful
story of BiitiSh secret service and rcr
mance. i
81' ery ticket purchased for this ben-
elit means a larger Welcome Home
Fund which will msult in a larger and
grander reception to our world war
1cterans
r'ximilcd' Rub this sooth
in" p '1': 11":111'1g lininien- 1i'rl1t imo the
jsprain 11' he (11 51min, and out (0111c?
pain soren! ss. stiffness and swellinr:
Nothinr: Can? renames. heal:I and
:trencthens the injured 11111st~l1I"nn1I11'-
tendons: 11nd lif— ainenfs so prompih.‘
It doesnt burn 01 discolor the. skin
Sand can not (muse. injuiy. Don't sui-
ffer.’ Get a small trial bottle from
1:1n__v drug slore now—limber up! Rub
ithc miserv "icht out. A moment‘ ‘after
“St. Jacobs Liniment“ conquers pain. :
3c: :11 not feel the slightest pain or sore-
gnoss. ar-rl vou can go about 10111' rcgu- last evening in the lodge rooms. The
N liar duties. jentered apprentice degree was also
OW Opel-‘15?" I scabs Lmiment” conquers pain. conferred. Master Horace“ 1.. Richards
‘11 has been used effectively inrfiprains, was assisted in not evening's ceremon-
lamina: soreness and stiffness for 60 5123 by 1111111111 another- H. 511. 1‘2’ ‘8‘ '
E DODD, Prop 42 30 mg; l:11111—9-411111 goia medal gum - 1
\low Open
ewBrunswrck
111111. PARLORS AND
CIGAR STORE
A stated communication of St. John-3'
Lodge No.108, F. and A- M., was held
Continued #0111 first P1136.
”1......
islamre in joint session. Tonight
is to speak at Foot. Guard Hall.
3 There were thousands on the streets
when 6911:1131] E1.“ ards rode in ‘a mo
.11 ched tor c111 fro the railroad station to tag.
\ork haVe been In t rflartford Club and many more thou.
sands to cheer and applaud when};
A DOM WWW“ the “'0 scheduled ‘0 was escorted by hundreds of soldiers
be held here last month was. cancelleu eit—ond—Aactlve, to the 0111111111 follow
ing the luncheon. Connecticut State
141 Guard continuing also Horned a.
part. of the escort.
l “The soldiers in line were, many of:
ltbem, men who had scanner-vice over-1
seas; others were those who. hag-l go
ten no further than camps. All were.
commanded by Major G. HBulkley J12, I
a.‘
veteran of Chateau Thiem and Bel-‘
commanding the mist in Iance
fare Association and of the city. fie
Was given a. luncheon at the Hartford
Club and afterward 111111er the 133.1.
1131
v
t.
lean Wood and invalided home some
weeks ago. Lieubgcolonel James
Howard of this city. former
mander of the .1013: and later
personal aid today.
L.
com-
on
«'1 their enrployes among the harbor «Pershings staff. was General ”Edward?
At the luncheon Mayor gRichard J
of the city
the tax for labor in revisit-ring. Em;
be. attached to 21 collar which
«will have to wear to escape
from a game
to Kinsella welcomed him in the name
Others at the We Were
basis for continuinv the negotiations. Governor Marcus H Holcomb. Threat-
The Administration‘s proposal, it was Governor Clifi‘ord B. Wilson. Adjutant.
mid. provides for increases up to fif- General George M C019». Major-General
teen per cent. and extends the (eight- Lucien F Burpee 9- S G1; James F.
hour day to certain classes of wmkers. Vsalsh, Speaker of the House; former
. -1111I111. before, the. judhiury COIEm‘itti" 11.1 t The. employes of the. Railroad. Ad— Senator Morgan G 11111111111111, Chief
., __, fi.______._ poi-IN! :11: savingr Iodnv that 111111 91.1 ministration approximates forty per quce Samuel 0 Prentice, Justice
.51LA LECTURE RECITAL AT ounce gloves used. 0111; of the. princllIRl cent oi,’ the sixteen thousand walkers George ‘VL Wheeler" former Governor
{5'05 SCHOOL SATURDAY oliiections '10 the legalizing of boxing on strike, and the negotiations so far Frank B- “'99ka Major Morgan G
-'-.'ING. 11-0-1111] be r-Imovcd do not. affect. the men employed by pri- Bulkeley, {1‘ Major 11011“ “C ‘HYaIt, .
'-!11l< :11111 1111110119 of ”11‘ llill- “ y ') , , .‘_ mit- vain c.“'ner5_ personal aide to general WWW,
.11'1- (Ill‘dlfuiy i111'11cd to he 31““‘1’l‘l’5 m '1" Judicial) com ' Meanwhile, shipping in the harbor is and [alum-COL James L. Howard.
.1 2311- acltuul gymnasium Sat- 1w said that other ought change“ ,im up. and Lin-re has been a further The Fish and Game connmltee will;
113111;. MINT-'11 ~“5 I“ ““1" a 199' would he made in the substitute. bill. 11c guxnulatjong 111‘ freight altn}: thi- wa. report favorably Ihe bill to license
[11.111111'1 ”Chi” by chy It was. learned by the Standard Tele- lcr front. Only 1'1. few ferries '111'.- in catsxa. male to he 1111111111 twean-we
Alon-Li. .\II.' .1I1~:1II11'1II.~'pe1'11'h l . 19.1513 operation. cents and a female fifty cents. 3:
19111111 ”h” t e “0 " -1..~-._-._.—-_—7-_»«——_.. town cleik to recenu fifteen cents of
h
registrant will receive a metal tag to .,
:1. real.
seizure
warden or eat-catcher.
The Judiciary committee has 11an to
the Roads, Bridges and Rivers com-
miller» the bill which “Iii! offeied to
place regulation oi
1".mnmittce had .1 hearing and {mm
pasaéflger cany-
telephone pole at the cornei of Monroe ing and public Hervice vehicles with
and Franklin streets in Older to avoid the Public l tililies Commission The
d.
sentiment “as slwngl) in favor of .30-
cause or local 11111111: profilems,
cles and the driV'elS.
mom also in huor of ranking
Clo dri1crs to lune prise
bonds and the 1ehi1I1-s to
by indemnity bonds to protect
Who use them.
veh
“1d?" (211 regulation of 31111815. -main.ly 41a-
and.
l,icensc but need of local supen 11,1011 at the vehi—
There was senti-
[.
liability
covered
those
The Judicmry coxnmilleu will report.
11111.1vorably the
bill.
Favmable reports to the
were on the Morris Coyezm 1111311111111;
to taxation. on inert-11.51111
clerks and other changes
boxing 1‘9““; lesion
Saute
f
‘tbe 1111.11
lung: geity Court. .1111 ‘mrizlng tawns
and boroughs to mnuactswl
joining community {11 11111111111111
mg; fl:
age though an camisewer system:
authorizing New 1-1an 101111 cent land
for park purposes fmm the Geometric
Tool Company: on a bill bearing upon
a bond given by a husband to 11W
his wife. and family after condemn
fox neglect,
the selenium-n. being able dawn nervous condition. would 111.7 M
to 11101 Ide relief up to the 111110th
The dale and hour of the funeral ”w bond At present the Belectmcn
l1 no to sue against the bond {or mm
1-1 expended in relief
An incorporation bill reported re-
quires that-tho name orevery corpor-
alien hereafter formed filial]. be m
11: to distinguish it from
any other
corpomtion engaged in the} same bani-
BESS.
Unfavorable report was made on a
group of vam bl9610ne 11$
Mitch was designed to remove the re-
quirement that. children in attendance
cinated.
use the 0" repealed old at a. public school must. have been vac-
1
Unfavorable on 11 bill to create a.‘
board of plumblng inspectors
l nfavorablo on a general
bill to
coming 1e; ulale the sale and having mtaoo'c
pessession, mcoficsrof any kind. 4nd
1111 changes of the laws -
osteopathy. ..
relating .10
-\ conversation overheard “ween
Robert Gainor.
No true American, was assisted in 11151. evening’sceren‘n-
resulted in the hasty despatcb to that '
place of 'Patroimen John "Flynn and 101
The three men not
cheer;1n_g_ “V8 9891191? demonstration them coming and staried -to run ail}.
the here pursued by the officers who no!!—
bcd one of them who later gave his
name as John Kovesti. of 311W.
Thé solicitorsaml team workers sure He is being held-at police headquar- =
:the .- '
tors. pending an inl‘estigfltion by
police.
. AND cATAiiRH .
Try Before You Pay
SENPINE, the great discovery
for As'rHMA. HAY FEVER
BRONCBITIS and CATARRH, has
produced wondertul results with
thousands at the most stubborn
one:
I: you )1on experimented with
other treatments and have failed
do not be discouraged. but try at
our expense this truly meritorious
remedy.
Send right. now for n free trial
baton-om twin Add“ '
i with Hbousands afflicted
I
three men on Ely flame last evening: bronchitis. may. headacue. lumbago
.1“ 511...-.- 11......“ .w.- w.-.
11.1111.
"N7
I‘
To. ' as
piece of furniture than 11 table,
home «or 11mm: does not
mm; «mm: 111 :1an
mnmn’éniroh mm?“
~wwacnm1
Herein your .ohanee to buy
good quality “Men’s Trauma at?
mighty low-prices.
We have 1.0 manv-nl’t‘ you
'32 ven’t—nowis the time 119 11113:
thematabiglavmn
Good patterns, good cloth,
good'ma’ke
Regular $3.50
quality at . . . .
Regular $5. 00
quality at . . . .
1—2,
$3 .45
.RQGERS 81: STEVENS
i'iorwalk ‘70. Norman:
The mos particular housewife need
seek no further than Schultzes Sani-
tary Markets for the best provisions"
at the lowest prlCe in the city. Watch
their advertisement in this paper daily
for all kinds of fish for the Lenten sea-
son ‘
The Younz People's Society of St.
Beter's Lutheran church held their re-
gulari 111111111111» business meeting 111111
evening and 11 large number of mem-
bess attended.
-H.--_~- .
AFTER momma-o . .»
Mrs. Co’uclns Tell. What She Old toI
'8‘]ain W .
(TOATESW TPenn.—-‘“Ple HrlPDa
._,.
left me ~m19. 1mm mama
weaknmrvws. run-down 009111111111. 1.;
men 14mm nfi God Lucretiamh
ant benefit. I rendnbmit Wool. tried
45 l.
Ammo/11111 men who 111111.111
WMcmmshoes mile
New Spring Styles in Stock
we Sell Stockings Too
W-npw
81' Washington "Shut
South Norwnlk
.Y'. .
. :1 77.
1
CENTRAL HOTEL
r111. room: by the day or week Steam heat-1911, Clem
light! and gas Fine Gale nttacbed: also Restaurant. I 111
and American «yin ‘ t. m
“omer Manatee and Chestnut 81: Tel. 1665.
\l hYQMA ”RM? .1 1113111311 ‘Prom'lotor
. , .-- -. _...,.;.:r.-I_:.- 1
Hershfielé’s {Motor Explode
122 wmn ems-11110. mcwnnx; reams
new Y93K.«8&81£TK 111m mp1! Engage?- 'm
DAILY TRIPS 1331mm aHGRWsALK A!!!) m WK
Operate Seven Eastman in the state 0 Hydrnnli
Truck: 10:- “Contractors york. NS cDump
Telephone your orders 'Prt 111111 attention will be given.
Only oomretent help 03113101011141 receipt given and obtained
w gamma
9 «13:11:11: “Manila obtnola 9110081111111.
'91:“ "Voin for.
WW meow? §1¥m
11-—m1 cousin disappeared. any mute 1 . ,
improved and I Joined «atronglh and;
flesh by its use.’ *Ilars. Alice Comku1§
Wermummm1wm
lt1--who surfers 519111 a weakened. an:
anxious can liver and immtoific.
hue been -Wdlna Juror ream
ud'nevorm 11110.net. 111.11. Bax- :'
ier drudnt and 111113th everywhere. .
‘ . ’ 7‘ I 7” . . 1... ..,
m . , finance ‘11-'39»! «
16:11» W 3, Cold .8.“ 1% 11M
mi.
(rm 0! 311131.111 gives instant relic! ’
and 1:0me to the m.
It is tritium to AWN!
totem any liniment on the market
It rbllvcs congestion. inflammation
and min almost instantly It take..-
the place or plasters or linimenu to.
colds pains and aches.
I: has produced wonderful results
MM tonslliths. stiff neck neuralgia
congestion. ihcumatwm. sprains, sore .
mm. bruisea,cold1 in the chest.
11511113411111 aches o: the back or Joints
and chilbhlm.
Every household ohould have a jar ‘
arm 0: Mustard in the medicim
chest-for emergency. Ask your drug- "
gist; .250 and 501: jars. hospital sine, .
“$2.50.
The Cream or 1111111111111 00.. South '
Norwalk. Conn. ‘
We
with new 1' '
For sale at the following drug
stores:
"of most expensive
When planning your new wardrobe, Juan -m 1%! ~_
starting with mlhh 13mm.
The foundation is all amt, as an it not; the m
maddeat otyourgownnemdtbeybemadem.
0111' em eon-tied:- w1m1m.w
5'0qu t'2
Yon-m 11111111111 to Mint. ,
in.»
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