nit?“ '_
£3. this weather suits the
c if it doesn't please the
but we ’re going to
our medicine and not act-
a squealer. It' s no use
_ ‘ you to buy some coal
m do not need when nature
1 Spring like and the price
high indeed. But still
. 's time for blissards and
.Eotlier 11eg things that
W! around in winter and
' ch March quite often
. We hate ‘emL—though
We'd love them if they speed-
:edflnp our biz, but we fear
ithaat for this season no real
limrd e'er will blizz. Yet
smile day in the future you
are bound to need our coal
and we hope on that occasion
we shall find you on our roll
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id“. 3. l. VON
Idol: Printing
So. Nov-walla
round MEN'S
anew SPRING sun's
READY FOR YOUR
INSPECTION.
» ICOPYRIGH'I
*'.tgj‘:lClotlIiug Co.
Wilda Si
So. Vorwalll .
lRELIABLE JUN K
1) ER
E AL
Established in 1904
Phone or Send Postal-
L. EF FRON
3 Rowian St., East Norwalk.
“an. 44.1.
Tel. 441.
:‘Reeov-eII-d mu] Repaired.
Celluloid audl. lluss VS indshiclds
. 3 AUTO Si.ll’i'lIlE.“wC.\S
OIIISHGREASE
., AARON KOHN
”ahead Ave. w-Phone 489.
’v Special Cash Price
Fer Red Oak Coal
éiflard wood in Blocks
.. Phone .
“r1". EFFRON
?_‘3%Rownn St., East Norwalk.
Tel. 44L
7. g, Stove,
Nut and Pea
-O-A-L
IlPr‘ompt Delivery
[ f rris & Gans
ll
' 63 Water Street
Tel. 721.
snoox Sin.
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, nonwatx.
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,0
A few questions which every house-factory. owner or agent
should be able to ansWer.
What do you know about the conditions of your roofs?
Are they in the best possible condition to protect your
household goods, your vslu-able stock of merchandise and
~ machinery which are housed under them? Should they be in-.
. spected and repaired or rebuilt before thaws and rains of
spring cause damage?
- It you are having troubles with your old roofs or are con-
templating building new ones. may we not have the pleasure
of being of service to you?
We have best grade of Shingles—also Asbestos and As-
YER!)
BY WILLIAMSGN
Continued frdm First Page
unanimous vote
thin to table:“‘0uld prevail.
sideration. Senator Deming denied
this. He pointed out that there was
.. u brief discussion
. I-xlIlaincd and cvetvbody knows what
“as unch consideration.
May Amend Bill.
way discussed it. but he would not. of-
I‘IAI- thjt-(‘tion lo the unfavorable report.
upon the unfavorable report.
jllililifll’} committee but [10 did think.
Snxmlm- W Illiamsnn 1: request ought to
i phalt—roofing paper of all grades at reasonable prices.
l , .
The Hatch Cr Bailey Co.
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OUTER GARMENTS OF INDIVIDUALITY
THE VALUES ARE MOST EXTRAORDINARY
my.
be considered. The \019 was taken and
the: bill \\ as Iocuusidercd and the mo-
_ tlonwas laid upon the table by. 15 to 7.
man} senatms refraining from voting
no“ under \IIIv
CLEVERLY TAILORED SUITS, COATS, DOLMANS eltzm’filvd ‘I ”We" diSDalCht‘s- Th“
. Wright of gloves is to be raised from
WRAPS AND CAPES , “it: to I-Itzht ounccs, Ihe number or
. rounds is to be limitcd to eight and
meeting the most discriminating demands Very specmuy lll“l‘l‘ may also lu' :1 provision prevont~
priced.
DAINTILY STYLED FROCKS of Georgette. Satin, Taffeta,
Crepe de Chine, Crepe Meteor at moderate prices.
CHARMING DRESSES
New styles of men 's serges and wool Jerseys with dis.
tinctive effects in braid and embroidery, at very low prices.
.The garment you admired on your neighbor came from
our smart collections. We have one equally as becoming to
you Our ability to prove that rests only on your willingness
to let us try. Come at once while the selection is good.
We alter free of charge in'our own workrooms. Our gar.
ments are hand finished.
THE PARIS SHOP
33 SOUTH MAIN ST SOUTH NORWALK
a ‘. 5V- Con -~ ~. . “fix-war; V‘s-n I“ F... HQ.“ '8,flfi.~ .-
l9».
in: II decision.
\Vlll‘lllel' [hf-5v proposals will
\ inc:- the Senuw that the bill ought to
pass only the \(llinz will tell. There
:ll‘c‘ some’senmnrs who favor the (Iren—
lion of a commission. under certain
limitations. but. it. is not apparent that
Ihry arc in the majority.
Clears Up Reports.
The SI-nutv clean-d up about l'oI'U'
hurts and also accepted several un-
favorable nuns. IvaI-ctin’g bills. The
I-onrmittet" on banks rI-portml back 1'sz-
IIrIIbly :1 bill which will allow savings
lbanks to invest in «the securities; of
lI'iIish. Canadian and French govcrn'
mont. securiticx. The bill also pl'n-
I-idos that [be taking over of the rail-
roads by tho goi’cmmont will not af~
tom the validity or railroad bonds.
'l‘ho- bill “as passvd under :1 suspen-
sion of IlIr- I-ulvs and sent to the
House. .
'rIu- «Immense on banks 1"DONPII
hack :1 bill to increase the salary of
the bank commissioner from $5.000 a
—vVaast Bros. Gar-age
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
DISTRIBUTORS
CADILLAC LIMOUSINES AND TOURING
CARS FOR HIRE
Day. \Veek. Month or Year
We Solicit High-Class Renting Only
CHESTNUT STREET
year to $6.00“ 11 yen-Ir. with an allow-
Late of 81,500 I’m cxlmnses The bill
i\ as referred to tho appropriations I-om
"IIIIOP
To Get Half Pay.
Judges 0! the Supmmc and Sulwrior
courts mill 11010.1!”th become sIaIc Io-
ILQn-es u‘lu’n they H'lil‘t? at thc H2” 0!“
sI-vcnty and they will retrcivc omshalf
of the salary coming Io them at the
time of rcliromr‘m for the res-I of their
lives under an amended law reponed
hock farm-ably by the judiciary conr
mince.
Then- is :1 provision in tho law that
all judges nnmvd after July 1. 1919
must serve at lmst ton years berm-c
1360 —- TELEI’IIGNES — 2011 -
they can receive the he fits of this
am. TIIP uiv :uuru will he I'IIIIsiIlI r1 1]
Groceries Al» Cut Prices
FOLLOW' UP OUR POPUL LAR SALES AN“
SAVE MONEY 131......
Choice Hand Picked Pea Beans. lb.
ChoiceH Hand Picked Marrow Beans. lb.
New Kidney Beans ............ 15c
California Dried Lima Bean ....... 10c
bsQuaker Rolled Oats 31b5, for 17c
I; ll)!
Kirkman’ 8 Son ...... Trial size. 5c: In S
Fairbanks’ Gold Dust large size bk. . . .2? inc 2;:
Nucoa Nut Oleo. the World’s best ......... 35c
Campbells Souns.a inds. can ........... '. .. 10c
No. 1 .vaI Plantation Coffee. lb. ............
Granul lated Sugar .................. 5 lbs. for 49c
Strictly Fresh Eggs. oer doz. ......... . . . . . . 53c
. Even/(111112111 the grocery line at real low
prIces. RS‘WESF":
... k‘l'—l_\‘. .nnxu. ‘
A. F. BECKMANN & C0., Inc.
83 and 95 Washington St.
laivr.
The expected baltlv over the num-
ination of Charles J. Martln of Orange
to be deputy judge I)! Ihe town Iourt
0f (Iran; (I failed to III.1tI- rializc in the
Know. lie was eluted with but one
disscming voicc and Ihe nomination
of “'alter R.
dintely after.
The Senate concurred with the
llnusc in apprmin; :1 lllllliht'l‘ nl‘ pri-
vate acts. amending charter.
After many postponeinvnts lllt‘r
Bridgeport bond bill was paused in lllt‘
House. liepmscnunive Show at tho
finance committee explained it, He
ShOWI-d that it Was proposed to issue
$3575.000 worth of bonds. but $1.250.-
III‘III were refunding bonds. llv ex-
plaiuul that the bonds could not he is
:41ch in excess of five per out. of the
gland llst which was now Simulmuflim.
"lt Sccms that tho opposition Io .lllt’
lIIil quit cold when i: was requested by
the committee to c.0112" In Hartford
81118 IN lllll IIIII
cmummum
Says we must make kidneys chart the
blood and pimples dis‘
Phone 1405.
—u‘ r.
, .. -N..- .._‘.._-_..._-- A- .
Schultze’s Lenten Fish Specials
EXTRA LARGE FANCY SMELT ........ 20c lb.
Fancy Roe Shad. ....................... 45c lb.
Fancy Buck Shad ........................ 35c lb
Steak Salmon . . . .................... 35c lb.
Green Steak Cod . . 14c b:
GreenFlatEish......:.'IIII.'I.'II.'::::.‘. 18c
Haddock ‘ ................. 12 1-2c‘ lb
Fresh Stock Pinnan Haddies .............. 18c
Biglvslues in Benin, Peas and Rice
Fancy Whole Head IRICe . . . .’ .............. 11c lb
GreenPeas...... ..............
PeaBeans Igg ll;
ibertyBeans. ........... 10c '
Lima Beans . .
“Be ...:::::t::: ........... . ......
Black £25.15 ...........::::::.::::::::;:: gill?
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
NORWALK.
o
SOUTH NORWALK.
United States License No. 17.903.
O
ADlElllllf lll lili SIllllllil fllll RISUIIS
lit; amigo: to Is ;
appear.
«ms and boils IIsIIullI
and
l"'
l’lIII-plI 5.
still from toxins. poisons Itrll‘lif’l'
ics which .11'.- guncrzucd in ill"
and thou .lbsut‘lled into 1111'
through the very ducts which
absorb only nourishment to
the body.
. '1! is the function of the kidnt‘M‘ ‘9
Iiltcr impurities from the blood and
«as: them out in the form of mine. but
in many instances tlIc bowcls ”‘03?"
mom toxins and iuipuridcs than 1110
kidncvs can eliminate. then lllt’ MN“
Iiscs the skin pom-s- as the nor! hm“
moans of getting rid of thesr illlplll‘i'
ties: \leiclI ui'ten break out all uvcl‘ ll‘".
skin in the form of piInpleS.
'l‘bc surest way to clear the) ski“ 0'7
thcsc t‘l'llllllt‘ms. says a noted authoi‘i‘;
IV. is to get lrom auv phanu'fl‘," "hm”
four ounccs of .lad Salts and take a
ta‘dcshoonful in It glass of 1107 Will“.
cIIclI morning before breakfast for on“
week. This will prevent. flit? formation
of toxins in the bowels. It also stim‘
u!.:..~ s ll'” I: ‘: inlays \0 normelvz "film"
thus coaxing them to filter the bload
‘oi‘ impuiities and clearing the skin (It ‘
pimples. I
.laxl. Saks is incxpensi’ve, harmless.
lmu I‘l‘
lIlImI‘I
should
sustain
l
and Is 'nmdc from the' acid of timbre,
' land lemon juice combined ivith lithla.
illere vou have 3‘ pleasant, efferyeie
lccnt drink which usually makes (rim?) 3
ilcs 6! appear: cleanses on “blood andl
port had been accept-Id yestcnlay b\ a.
. Senator “’illiamson thought that he
was at least entitled to a vote of re
consideration and he [10de the mo-{
Senator
~Hemenway supported him. He thought,
the bill was defeated without due con~ .
the bill was fully ’
As :1 matter of tact Senator iieIucn?
_ 'l‘hc latter said he made no reflections: ‘
‘ The lat— .
Icr said he made no reflection on the?
II is uudvrsmod that a movement l:- '
In amend the bill. I1<‘
con- '
Main was dermuml lmxnv- .
'son sent wireless mes
N orwalk 3 Leading Dry Goods Store
“:3"
3
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I
HAVE YOU SEEN THE
EW SILK WAISTSP
It Is a real pleasure to display the dainty creations of Crepe
Georgette Crepe and Wash Silks' m white. black and all the latest I-sIIlur.
Dainty Lingerie Waists
In many pleasing patterns anddesigns specially priced at $1.25.
The New Dresses of Silk or Serge
.. In the most popular shades are big values at $15.00 and $15.98.
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Dc l'him.
Wag—"uvwfi re“...
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f.
22*».
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and appear beloro the committee- I1t I1 URGES MAYORS TO
re hearing it hich “Otlld be assigned :‘II—
1“] the bill “as Ivcommitted.1‘hc sug-
\wd IIIIII ndmvnts “01v 11m offcwd
DEFEN DANT
. S‘AIIEGUARD THE
SOLDIER BOYS .
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(Continued me First Vase)
JUDGMENT OF $200 IN
FAIRFIELD SLANCEF
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leIIlKIIII-III
Skl'I; III SILIti ; (‘1!
(If 3:104! and Ins s
‘ ., __ A _ ‘lAIIiIi‘it'ku Xvidsun 1: nl' 'I-‘r . .
LLEARED IN AWARD .. . . . ., . , . - _ .
‘ :; playsII-mly .lI:—II:II-'~Il. I-IIIIIpI-nsn ml by Judge John J ‘\ :IlsII lll l
T0 PL.‘\INTII‘ Fl III“ :t_\~:t'lll of “'III' risk I'IIHI' mu mon [‘11 Is tum: Huh-v Fl
r—‘ “It‘ll Il'I- lejinl I'I-slIIIIIs5llflll} (ll l.l' islll’d fov R1,”. (hum... ‘ (I
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. . ~ . . .- . .. 'Idtlnmlrm' Wmls- "iill¢‘-‘ .
. Illllljl’ Il'\})l)l"l>ll)llll) Ilms IIIII nnd IIn .
. ‘ Ilin d H H\ I.“ luldnu m. .I.. 'til the soldier has l)1“'1‘l flll\illliutivil}'iIUPnI‘4 :zbom lwr. ”ll" w» ,
ii I)!" I‘ I i I“ 2' " I, . . .. I
311} d . Tl . I‘d ; . l II II.‘ . ., ”WWII cnIl lzlc. .hulcd HI lh ~ «l-fi‘nu‘m' “W
H m} . h ”A [mustn‘t 1‘: :"':;""J3‘;’. ”Fr 11111:: xiii; IIIurpl IIlIliunlinn as “$1 rhIcl' le gm“ h,“
. . . .. ‘ ~ , . , . .
:‘ 212:3“ “’L'l'fm‘ml - mlirilh‘ {Jud 'tbel do. tlII purpnsp Ill 'lw “III' (ll-llzilllllvll l‘l ickvns ..
‘2 "it; p v": J P y l l» .,'. ll ’ r-In is to coordinutv. IlII'rIuelI my nmv‘c‘, l“ ' l
isIlmne "1'“! “J N I” H I ' ' tho various arthizius III lll“1‘t¢ll‘l;1l.' It “"‘5 "1“" ”MW"! 7*"
n P » ~ .
TlIlI’(:;Ial( of ”iv ca 9 occupied lho slaw and 1‘!l_\‘ utn'vl‘nlnrlll. as 11 1H as Icndant saI-l (U lln- mph; v
:lIosr- or private orzanizmiuns. lookmc'mmmm “Tim‘s “ 11‘.) ”I \mu .
entire day he contention b"l“9en III -. svs cm which will minimin‘ thw' . '
tlw parties both.- as to the exam. .' . ‘. 7 20011. \lean Inn um) um ~ln
‘ ‘5': “ ;. ‘ , . ‘ ‘l -
amount agreed, upon. and the testi-l ”Uh ‘u‘ .md “h “Pr”. ” untmllo) 0.th from other mm” 'l‘L. .'
mrmV twill ' (‘OIIIIICIIII’ The jury quf mom of Ilzschurgcd sIIIIlIvI's. 'IlIc Wu. '< . ‘ _ ' ‘ ‘
(m! but ago" 4- m ‘5 w Th. H": 5 dopartuwm wants to do all It can to uni (191119." 11mm}: llm'l' '
I d »f S. to -: ‘. " O. ..
dict I 'u'III- s ‘lho costs H on ‘lllltlllni 5 i””"“""““' and l" lu‘lp 10"?” lel'l- slanderous slalom-hrs.
(11:11 ‘W ”m ud mu“. ' ‘ Mr. “'oods Ixilrrsscd the opinion.
,. . . . .
; l J 1: what IIII- \Ilst IIIIIIOI'Iy II,’ discllargo-d; \ h,“ v ”w” it Th. u
~~~ - . . . . I » . . L' : . _
l SOIfIlI‘l'S rcvurn II) Ilicxr pI'v-vwm' occupa- ‘ J J ‘ . I ‘ ‘
t ”t, alIdO‘IIZ 'I-Ii (In (‘fllll lhls‘ \llnlwx‘ “I‘-
CON GESTIOI ‘ OF
FREIGHT CONTINUES
Page (In- I.
(Continued from
ulIllc almost I-vI-I'y \esscl in port I.-'
p1pexi1mciu; ll‘otllllu in Innllng
TIII' deinm'nIIZMl condition
60:11 barge service has
dimini siting the supply
II! I: ll
of steam (out
in the city that transit companies lIIIvI _?
apprahd to the Public Sonic: (om-
mission and the naval authorities for
aid. .\ complete shutdown of svrvit
on tho elevated and subway liucs was
prcIliI-tml today by Frank Hadley. Gen
oral Managcr or the luzerhomugl.
Rapid Transit Company. when the font
IlIIys' supply on hand is exhausted.
Similar conditions .II'I‘ said to I-xisl in
13rookl)ti.amd numularturin: lllflnis
lhmtllllltltlt IlIe (-in are hcnlnninz to
{£01 ”11'
a a.)
pinch of tho 111:1! supply r-lluli-
“’HISKEY THIE‘ ES
GET JAIL TERMS
Page 01114.
(Continued from
“ho had chat-2v III Illl‘ «asvs. Chic:
McMahon was awslstcd by Captain
“Willa!" KeczIm II" din \\'IItvrbuI'y po-
“(1‘ tone and W. A. Henderson. di
\ision spacial ant-III II' \X'Ittcrlmr}.
'I‘chIty-ciah'. IIII II but» boon II!-
Irs'cd IlImnml uiIlI lIIIIem of \leis
luv and (-igam tes in iansuItv ship
ll‘t‘lll x. ml) all thc III'rcsts'
plat-p in \Vilil‘l‘lllll‘y, whore most of lllt‘
IlIoI‘Is m-I-urrcd. Anion: tlmsw arrcs?
Id Wercminc railroad mun. smvml
saloonkcclaers :vlld rimuficm‘s, and nlh
polit'cmun. \l‘lxislmy Islam! :11 $15.»
mm was stolen. Si‘\'x‘tltccll III tho d.-
fcndnurs pleatiml guilty and llH‘IH'
'IIllII‘I‘S “ho hcul bcru found guilty in
Hartford \\ crc lroi‘orc the court. .lu:l-_->
Thomas dil'I-I'I‘vd rl-lllt‘lli‘k.‘ in only Imc
(use. .
Among thr- scnu nvvs .‘I‘stcnlm I\
ll!" Ioiluititxu: \\'1lii.:m llletol‘ ln‘nku-
man. :73 m 4 years In ("ucslvirv
l'ox‘quIory.
i‘hilip PIIlIIngio.
'Z‘I“
v
JQ‘
lll‘flkl‘lilan. 2 Io l
. years in (hes-hue Rct'oI'IIIamI‘y.
Edward Skehan. \Vaicrbury. policc
man. on. your In New Haven jail.
John .l. \Yf‘lcll. chauffeur. one to
mo yours in ClII-shirc Rel'IIl'mIIlory.
John llomonaus. ~\‘III‘d conductor. on:
)031‘ in New Haven county jail.
Abram Mutskin. saloonkeeper. fincd
32.0th and costs
Nicholas .lav. -" ~uso suloonkccpI-I.
fincd $5M and costs. '
William l‘olvilitus. saloonkceper
fined $300 and cosxs.
PRESIDENT DUE AT
BREST TODAY
. ON BOARD THE U. S. S. WASHA
lNC.Tt)E\'.V\’cdnvsda_v. March 12, l? p.
III.)—By \Vil‘eless to the Associated
PressL—Prcsidem \Vilson expects to
arrive at Brest ’ about 9:30 o'clock
Thursday evening. He will board his
special train immediately after the re-r
ccption ceremonies and will probabl)
arrive in Paris about 9 o‘clock Friday
morning.
President and Mrs. \Vilson dined
this evening with Captain McCauley
in their suite. This afternoon Mr. “’1'!-
sages to Secre—
. wry of State Robert. Lans ng and Col.
E. M. House and arrange to begin
Work in Paris without loss of time.
H.
x .
5-sz A Sentinel ‘ ’Want.
, Imam
men undone-in Results. ‘
resulted in so’
1003 '
lions numrnlly.
"A~' II [Insinrs’s man. I Ill‘lll’VI’ tho
1
llht‘ scru'cvs of .‘l (list-hargvd s-Illliz‘:
;IIII an s-xcvllwut ‘bm~ 101' :II. rIIIa
_ plou- 1.
;ST ATE WILL-AID
I THE UNEMPLOYED .
TO SECURE JOBS."
(Continued Irozn Page Onei
l
Ink"-
I'emumuvud {lIsI'tlIat thu sIuIc
jOIt-I' the fouxleen labor (IIII'JF so;
tliII IlIe gxeat nmnbar Ul llll'n and “0- !
lillPIl cut adrift from IIiL'uXI-Iz -mpln,-f
lmcm. by changed conditions will not hr l
ch‘t to go on unassisted in nu cl‘I‘urIl
III obtain employment.
To Celebrate Centenary l
TlII- special commithm which will
have clutrge of 1.110 obscrvanr-c of llil
w-ntr-unial of Ihe General Ass: Inbly m-
(lily mm and decided that {he lll‘ngl‘illll
on that occasion shall be literary and
the outlay shall not exceed $5.1m".
The appropriations committee will ask
for this sum. Governor Holcomb will
be asked to express his views on IlIe [1:1-
tuI'e of a celebration.
“11v Its» “PST stunnivr.
ll. Krieger C0
Fine showing of Sprir;
Millinery at populun pri-
cos.
WW‘WM' "
WE SELL THE BEST QUALITY
or MEATS, POULTRY men
The Federal Relation cmmm‘uee 1‘0»: PROVISIONS
ported unfavot‘ably the bill which Was Delicatessen, Fruits and Frugal
23; ”3:330:36 ”$22213, 1121”}? ‘3 I? m hill" ’ Vegetables
I ' I ’ ‘ . . 1
II 11 Constitution. Likewise the com- Heinze s Sauer Kraut . 3 lbs. -50
mittcc “as against IIIeIIImI‘als Io t on- Spareribs ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 20c Eb
.‘iless III hum of humming the t'—Im
nccticut ll\t’l bctum II 11::1 llllltl :Ind
llolyoke.
Bills Iulopwd In Ill"
:lmsc lt‘lzllll]: '(l lec \Yatm'bury
llousc lilt'llllil d
:TInd
This“)! trannuu (11 IIth and authiz- .
In: the Ilcliimi to medical .\( haul of
bodies of pmsous u luv 11 ill't Imt IIIIIIII— d.
SAGE lEA DARKENS
HAIR l0 ANY SHADE
I
C I). Charuok
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION
TELEPHONE 583-2.
Don't stay Gray! .Here‘s an Old-
time Recipe that Anybody
can Apply.
T110 Ilsc o.‘ Sago :Ind Sulphur for w
storing. l'mlctl. Izrm hair ll) its llll.lll';:|.
color (latcs back 10 :I'undnlothcr's
time. She u-zod it to kI-I‘p hcr hair
zlossy and alil‘llf‘llYt“
\‘l'hcncvcr 1101' hair look on thin dull,
faded m stIIaked zippill'nnr-c thisi
simple nIixtuIc our applied “llh “(In
dcrl‘ul OfftCl. l
But. brewing at home is mussy arm
out-odatc. Vouadais by askin'z It"
:mv diuz stmc 101 shottlc of “\\ \"c '1 3
Sage and SulplIuI ("'ompound. you
will get this famous. old preparation.
improved by the addifion of other in
s‘redients. .vhich can be depended no;
on to restore natural col‘or‘and bl‘llU“
to the. hair.
A well-known Iloumomt
says it darkcns the hair so 11:1: ,
ly and evenly that nobody can tell it ‘
has been applied. You simply damp-'3
cu :1 sponge or soft brush with it and.
draw this through vour hair.
one strand at a time. By mornintl
the gray hair disappears. and after an
other application or two. it becomes
hcatltil'ully dark.
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11.
1121:
III II
taking 9 '
SPECIALS
For the Week
FULL WEIGHT SKIM.
CON. MILK, a can 11.-
ROLLED OATS—Fresh from
the mills ........ 3 lbs. 19-.—
TOILET TISSUE . 3 rolls 1f"
EXTRA FINE PORK 300 Ii
GRANULATED SUGAR--
" lbs. 4‘ I
I ”Um. rm.
1"]
PO
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk
in“. a— —
bouillon} dark. and gloss .
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Norwalk Chronicler