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Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 15, 1920 · page 10

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t ~,-__ ~ - ~' .... . . - Hands Up She Routed . is: _ “loam
— "" ‘ ’ y as on ' ’ ' ' h' F Man Silhouettcc t l .. 4‘
r‘ . In ll - . I Bank Robbers by Ringing , Fae ion avers y - _ g . .~ c253,]; .

. . I, ll . ‘ ‘ 3 Alarm With I‘Iel‘ Foot Here Are aunts and Frocks That Typify can; . ,, 3. . .‘ ll

‘ ‘ . l 35 l0" 0"] S _ ' ,. . ,I . . .
~ tried Reapes Helpful Hints i . t w, ,‘ t
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l The evening gown occasionally fea- . 2 ‘

VCai-amel Cake. . When Sweater ls Streached. ltures a very light. waist. I ' l g

. , PPt a c“p_°f sugar “1 a frying pan,‘ “'hen your sweater has stretched l .I . ; 1‘

adding nothing to lt’ (:00? the sugar. across the ShOUIdel‘S’ 59“’ a Piece 0’1 The popular length for skirts is l . I

{stirring constantly “m” ’t melts and tape inside along the shoulder seams eight inches fron] I1“. floor. t' _ i I.

incomes a brown F010" D0 m“ i“ and across the back of the neck, at. I I a

fie sugal blacken 1'“ Eh“ 103‘?" 3‘01) the same time taking in the extra ful- I Round collars are uscd much in I I .

g13A? QOORIDS when H 1-“ a ““19 1‘35" 11355 to bring the stretched pari's children's fl‘OCkS- I . \ I: -

flhan a. chestnut color, add 1 'cup of back to their proper size. Sew “ml . ’ l .I I a

“water and '91 the mixture DO" '0 3- other piece of tape three inghes be-f The oval silhouette is much likrd l I \

syrup, then store in a bottle for one low this one on the back. and one on for tailored suitsI ‘ ' i g

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‘33 needed. .each side of front. The stitches will . i __—ll made I l ,

Beat ‘4 cup of built. to a cream fall baCk to their former places Wm)” A few ol 1.1L new rooses an [I I , it

gradually heat into it 1 cup of sugar. Iout showing any fulness of duvetyn. I 9 1

.‘Beat the yolks of 3 l‘ngS. GraduallyI I . I 3 . I

753m: in 1,4 cup of sugar and heat into: Ink an Carpets. New street dresses have glrdlrs of, I L I

the sugar and butter. Sift. together 2! Freshly spilled ink can be returned Vlicavy silk cord. , f i ]

«yrs of flour and 2 level teaspoons of ffrom carpets by wetting in milk. Take I T‘T“ I l I

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Ealiing powder. beat the flour mixture fcotton batting and 503}; up all. of mo _ Smart little hats are being made MI I
into the first mixture, altei-nately.Ijnl: that it will receive, but be (are.Iincrct-rized kid. I l . .. / - r '
‘With 1 Clip of cold Water and 3 W11- Iful not to let. it spread. Repeat this _ h . I I tings 9672 {tress 8625 1‘7?” 91:24 PUTS .~ {W 7
{$300113 01’ the carimel (from the b0t- Ioperation. changing cotton and milk; ()neplccc coat di'tsses somotimes ' .a {bulls h. ((‘llis -4 til. . -o E

. , lasti' be t in Ht" whit of 2 ; ' fillthC pcgtop skirts. , ; ;

fie) 1y 9. ‘ es item“ time. i -—.—_ i ran TH]? PRACTIGAL DRESS : These are but a Few of the nianr tbiv My? ‘ ‘ ' t -

eggs beaten dry. a Afterwards wash spot in cit-am: i Thjg n ‘i l n w s l . l l ‘ ‘ t

. V. . . . iuc ”ones the, pro ittni of t ,, QH‘O‘J LVN", ‘ "
Frosting-which 3‘4 CUP of sugar ’1‘ lwai'm water and soap and rub until ““1”” ”“d ”"l and “v“ are “5"“ out how to make the new serge which i g ’ THE ‘VINTER FA-. 1 .‘. St I t. .

21-»: cup of water. add 2 tablespoons of Ineufly dry. Illulnty Infi’ctu fl'm‘liS- must be arpiupriate for almost any » ' . .. JANUARY PICTORIAL REVILVV PA i 'i [IE-As i "
«caramel, from bottle and let boil un- —_ i occasion “I”! 5'“ appearsmait “"‘l I ‘ :5: NOW ON SALE
til the syrup spins a thread 2 01 3 in- Will Cut Hot Cake. t llllllkt‘l‘ fur is“ Mi“ "5““ 3-" trim-j :‘C‘tfiugalb 5h" {”0380 ’5 ““1"”0‘1 l :’ ‘5 . i:

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aches lug. then gradually beat it into! 0110 may vastly rut ll")? t'nkv with- 'ininu. ('Sllt‘(‘l«"l“." "n hill-‘3 : stitch list The slip: ssgllridczyii tqhhgl ‘ t
. . . . . . i I » - ‘ .2 a 3. ;
rule white of an egg, beaten dry. Flav- out licmiz ati‘aid o‘ .w (Linn: sol: . f m... a l- .- h - > ,
. . . . -- ~ . ~ . (‘r'ii-ct'iil mcrttinics of delicate 5 Avon, ..n0\ 5 OW to do, or me ( g ‘W‘Lfi ’

60! With 1 teaspoon ot vanilla. When L'Y it the “HHS t5 rsilt‘t'l' mm are r. l'~“‘ . .. I! ‘1 "th ‘ . . may be substituted. The skirt is: it hH-m;mm».-...ashwm~tw~.£x
.‘(ml and firm ”mugh to hum the used instead t‘l‘ a ltnltc. To cut hot .i lllt .iit lth( “l till. I straight gathered model flim'mm : Four armed pundits who sought to ames onne
:slmpeI spread ppm the cake. ,brown broad instead of using a knitn._ —- f 1 i :12; lregquIr 4 yards .13 inch s;"‘gc Irob my first Nmmna] Bank of Lock-

.lcut with a twine string. This will lurc- l lm"“"'“”“‘ "3p“ "“11“” 0 mole" dn'! ‘ - . , art 21mg. . flanul. l), of $tithut” \Vl‘l'l’ roiitl-d liv
Pan Dowdy lyom brown bread from bpcnmmg mink and sable coniph-to some or the; 82????) Elfin}: Blind-«e .‘Fxl h Gfl’ Iu‘, Q “1”“ ”Hump.“ I. Tmmv N the r 4: _. --.-- _._.___... - .
. , , . : H. J u '7‘! ." of "l. 'lt‘c a? ' “ ’ ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ~r. . n . ... .
This is made by paring and coring soggy. ’lon; coats. C(ZILQI' Skirt, N‘o. 7:“"¥l.u’i‘,;ze: n" 10’ ‘t‘Ollbt'l‘A “mph,” I3”, right “mpnwvvs had on (““3 12m) ”mom-s and an on 1’ i to n, oi. \ .

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final: atllipljrs lnlto .i lib x l) bliklnh dbh. T H p 5 pm” WWW "l‘lH'H’ in mom I 3t: mam. -. . tree. 20 cents. ‘rantl ilm u. tlt‘iuisituw to throw up tlwlr listod lt‘t‘Ct‘ m more than Slum” “1"” 1“" AI" “D“ ' I ‘
£8 a tt 6 sat ant spit-c. sugar to 0 eat tates. i 1 IN‘ ~ - - ‘x ‘ l . . . . . _ m- t; mung- S. .

’ . . . iands. \\ llll' tli ‘ lotllth “a. tunib- ..; . . . ., .. ~.-. g. . 1 >
* .s‘eeten to taste. or part molasses Dipping Mules in hot \'.‘illt‘l' is a Sum 0" lnsll»ci‘0v.'uml tmlucs 0! fm‘ U. S. BREWERS MAY IN. ling “I.“ ”who"; I”. ”K taut: “NI Pd" “' “I" ”'H' “'1' My} alboit --.,-..
. ‘ - . . . . ., . ‘ i , ? ' . . .‘ -; .. ”2.: v; .‘ ‘ . .1 t w a‘gnyI , . .. _ ,
«an be used. if like-d. Add water and qttlck way (it heating thczn tor ltlt‘ and thumb \(.lt)tll. VADE CHINA NEXT . , . . , ‘ ‘ ""1 m” m‘ m ”1' n m . I lit l..t.. Jail l . . i.

' ' ~ ' ' ‘ ‘ B’m‘l‘mmr quiet!) placed her foot on in ordwr to facilitate tho evacuation ship‘s ‘:tl(!\\\ "l ~ ' ‘ ‘ '
lbake until the apples .szct a nice red. tab'c. This innthod has the ”drum-6 n“ .1 bum)" on ”K. ”mm“ M hp]. dagk . . , . 'l‘ - , if“. {.3 . .
'It is better to cover while baking. age um um}. of “ping ”1”ka In” also‘ Sonic or ihc most charmin: \‘l‘?:\' in “‘ASHINGTON. Jan. lS.—-Reports h l l _r I l ‘ l" I l n n th ’ oi sick and “numb-t. iiiilnia s lrom I;Lh;‘.l:\,_1- in; .H .. .. I

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{Then make a nice short biscuit crust, 0f making all plains of a uniform ”‘0- ‘““m "k“ 5”” ""3” ban- “or" of the awakcimg of (‘hina by Alllpxl‘l'c- 0:]: it“ tiI' mm] ”will: '3 'l‘h‘tu for; bar: the 7.0m H (“n.m‘p' d “t. “11:1th :“im' ' "" '2 ‘ y"
- .~‘ u -i‘ :. t " - -.. .,. .-... , .. ..K t ‘ »
and lay on top and bake until brown. heat. zontal ornalnrntation. an beer are helm: received by tho antl- d't ( t (H 1' l I” ' I . t‘ tl llOEDlldl> ””dmm‘m‘” “1011 ""L ‘5' ”3.3a? null . w . ~.-. 2 .
. ' s s - r - n' v -.;n lll‘ i ic ~ - — . . . «. . ~ .‘
Break the crust down into the :lpplt" —-— l . . - . saloon leagupI I‘Iigsionarjps are 801“]. l d I' (l 1 7‘ b' ”a. ‘L ‘ mg 0! a otl‘tctrs and .mo villisttd IND. .
sand serve with any swept “sauct- 1 T0 Rem”: Kernel Easily. ' l’l‘mh-(l satin: :iit- tonsplcumls W" in: s O S ("ill-i for help The \in gong. ““1" “pm 1h" an. m an au- and cat-b harm: a ("ltlmmiy Of 1.000. —Try “1 it’l“""" “I l" .
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_.._- 1.50;", and hickory and “mm; can their width and a]... unit-h usod Mr ci'ican brewer they write is im‘amn"toniobiit iu “hub “(It two mute and Isick llnlllllllfi""“'l‘l‘l’ ti'ulncd, orgalilzm. South {\oi'walk I“. r. 5,. 4,,
t . _ . . . . . y‘ . . - h Ci: 2 , y. ‘5' 'l _ ' _ . . ‘ \_ >. I ‘ l ~. I“ IW" ,. 1‘
Mutton Sausage. E?““’"'. .be "Hum": “who"! Inw‘k'": .“r‘w ”nm‘h' the ancient land with r-rcry intent'uw s \ mu“ 1:1" ‘ (m. 33"" 5”" 0“”"d" Tm” “cie 8"” ' m“ dost” ”'9 h' l H "H .,m-t. ,
One cup cornmcal. 11,5 cups white if boiling water is poured over the. ' I.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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‘Harown sugar, ng. cups of swcet milk.

 

 

 

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“THE LAST ’ "\l

.. lliitlge on, Jan, H.--~ln an ext-itin"
Cabbage Salad. UTE. .-

2 eggs, well beaten

Take

. l-a cup

get get an ad in?"
.\dnizin groans inwardly. but con—

:sixe of a walnut. 'llix all cold t‘icn
«wok in double boiler until it begins‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

mead With lCing‘. Iwhat happens when a 1m of fOIkS are The air passages of your head will

ltrying to do the same thing at the clear and you can breathe freely.
same time. more dullness, headache; no hawking. was called 1
5 An ad can be "thrown together" snuffling, mucous discharges or dry-

rather quickly in a pinch. llut no one
wants his ad to look as if it had been l
thrown together. bottle of Ely‘s Cream Balm.
And so the man' who wants to get Ilittle Of this fragrant
'3 copy in at the “last possible into Iin .VOUX‘ DOSU'HS-

ncss; no struggling: for breath at night.

Tell your druggist you want asmall made famous
, antiseptic cream to his
let it penetrate

ins.
fun." really cheats himself. He doesn't ’through every air passage of the head; force
. . l . . '
Is a Prompt Relief get the biggest pusstble money's ‘soothe and heal the swollen inflamed Man's Value

musous membranes, and relief comes
.' instantly,

It is just what every cold and catarrb
and miserable.

I' sufferer needs.
the composing'

job of helpirg --

Iwortli out of the space he buys. I

. be Dr.

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ences completely

Investment of influence."
3erica of Today and Tomorrow," will
Hillis's subject in the South
{Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow evening at 8 o‘clock.

of “a schooner or suds."

Machinery which had just
, arrive {or a brew try it i ' it u -
Sillllu featured by gi‘.‘c-a;itl-titkc plav. d ( ‘ as be BL a l

'r l l - th Btu mm n a thi in iiatcll "" ”"0““ ”‘0 “mm" “'1'“ a“ ”To”
. (‘ 'll 'lt'.’ , ; ;,.- . I . l‘ ( )0 s (t S (' .' s . - _ .
sugar. 1 teaspoon mustard, salt and . 'l ‘, " " ' ‘“ “"” c“ 1" . . of honor. One or those terrible Jazz
' ., . vx. rs. \(lit't; (i\'( .- the wir: asks: ed a Llillllt‘ away from the fast knick‘
pepper totaste, 1“ cup Ymegm" 1 (I) "Wt ' t“ H l - ' " c "bockt‘r h'hl’t tip it t'-lnl of \‘cw York bands had hm)" brouizht over ‘0 lead
mam. or 1 cup milk with bi....... “1 -‘ 1* KN JHMIU‘ .\-'u (will I - .. \ wt '~ -

. the me , slon. {‘oolie' carried ball-1
in Colonial hall last nisht by the close nersp “:85“ b in mi itihon “dtink’
, . . c s ‘ . s ‘
st‘nl't; of 23 to It. The playing of the w I q‘ a

 

-.~ -. . . . , ., . ._ . .. . American beer and kill the opium
to thicken. If you want it very smooth thL‘Imh emotions "" .h:' If n" in“ H "0.1 3: “i“ ”mm? m man) ““5 0f habit."
Strain before cooking Pour over raw I‘m. “‘1 “d can “"11“ lll Ur‘ t‘IJIw tho new ‘inzk staie plaxers. rough
Vabbage chopped (lull? fine, This unit still get lllltl tho pain-I; ' fflllllll’lvllllvtltw with an abundance of DR. HILLIS IN NORWALK:
. dressing is very nice for any salad. . ts. the till-.llltlll 11.05 to bo :wnllo aggrpsmvlepqs going to make the REMARKABLE CAREER.
. on such OCCZlSltillz‘, lii‘. when it" taxes gmnc "I Im-lttor in more ways tlian one.
KingSton Pudding ‘l-ll“ bt'lcatcd l'(l!|_\‘ to the foreman ll‘. .
‘ . . ~\' ' 1' con m ' s an un-
Eeat'a quart of canned fruit and “’0 "“mlms‘x "“03“, Yo" 3“”“5 «Into ‘r?r;:‘gk in ‘hczrilttl’ hi; Hill‘s
l I 2 tablespoon; each of flour and ought to 5"" ”1‘” t'oi'cnltm ”m": PUT CREAM 'N NOSE roiitrrgwyeuilin for gr Films la
ar. Simmer until smooth and One sinstlc ."lst‘ minute docsn: RR
1’ k, turn into a scmfiig dz,“ and clog the whet-l: of progrcss beyond re» AND STOP CATA H ;: remarkable “Ila? r”: “(istflffcgzg
. . . . awu i oa r .
'er‘Wth whipped ”.03.“. pan. llut the habit is so \\'l(lC-$pi"‘zlt; Tells How To Open Clogged Nos- noun; as 11” p. ‘ ‘ 0 . 1 r a
___ gthat sometimes it almost Ionkg to the trils and End Head-Colds. iauk ( uring its pastotate (Her 3 a g-
Neapolitan t s. tt‘orcnian as it“ the whole World Were; ‘ church in Evanston. Ill. His reputa‘
-Roll puff paste li:i‘: ""~ itslck ‘in a conspiracy to see how narrow a 9 ‘0" “3'01 fine m a few moments. tion formed there ‘9“ ‘0 his being
at in strips two 'll("ll.' .. a . and soncak he could nose out under the 2 Your cold m head 01' 03‘3”“ “'1" be to the Central Church, of Chicago,
We. Put togetl‘ mi' min, and Iwirc or press time. And you know gm“?- Yourtlogged “05”“3 “"11 open. where fromt

he first be attracted audi-
tilltng one of the.

N0 largest auditorinnis in that citv. He

0 the Plymouth Church.

Brooklyn. twenty years ago, succeed-'
ing Dr. Lyman Abbott in the pulpit

by Henry “‘ard Beecher.

Apply a From that day to this he has drawn .
church a large and eager follow- from the drug store. and begin enjoying
He is an author of charm and

His best known ’books are “A-

to Society," and “The
“The Am-

 

 

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make money for him. He’s

. Here's a better question to ask:
‘0'. Collf :Ikn andl “What‘s the earliest possible min~
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i l . . . . THE WOU~DED HORSES. flats with a capacity of son aninmls ___.___. , . -
full of baking powdcr n, teaS‘mon until the water is cold. Then crark dainty :u-(ussnry to the wet. zip», can saoon pith a hoe lunch senice . “ -.. ‘cach. “05in this. every cal‘.lt‘llll'lt"'ll7 . HE FEE. q LIKE A
:sa" lt and " tablespoonsful whit‘o Or with a hammer striking the small t.n.l school dross of wool. ot‘ chop suey and “0"” f0" ”1" price American Army Had Many Veterln- "‘ '

' . in the l'nitcd Stairs had its own \‘et~
ary Fit-id Hospitals.

 

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. . . _ crin-trv hos li'll. varying in (‘uliilt‘lU _ . .. -. I I .
. KNICKS BOW TO RIBBONS IN Missionarr schools. they complain, le \t'l’t‘rlnar)’ (‘01-ng m..- other ‘ - ”If, , . . l\lltlltlutli( 1., l - l .
.‘1 tablespoontul of melted crisp, butter, . , from 200 to Mid animals cacti. Ax .1 ii“ In I”. III . . -, '
. . . . Fend With Plaster ROUGH BATTLE are being disturbed by parades ar. branches «it ”)0 service. kept pace - .. . .. . r I 8-H -. >- It A » .
am- lard, as desired. Hake m gen] pans; . — . . I n 0d b l' br (1 (I “till i‘ .\ ) i or H . ‘ d result of tho sotviltlfio mt.bod.~ n. th« “amp? I WWI. . ;.»
. I I ..,. .’ . _ I '.. _ .. . ,f ,.‘.I .§~ - . Jr; 5 ~ '. ' _ , ta. . I . .
make a dozen good large ones. ()ii" ‘mhem‘o “1‘1"!” ”' 1"“! H“ n“"‘ B t I F' - h b t A d .g y 1 ‘ u“ N ‘0 a “.1 tse m t I m. n." H mfn' n". sanitation and treatment. introduced . . . . , I. ‘
. ' .‘ . . for ”lending hot watt-1- “112$ T'tlll- at le Desperate y at "1'6 . u re their arrival One nilssionarv writeS: when the Aimisticc was signed It . . ‘. t . . . . symptoms of u .
can use sour milk ('2 cups) and oak- ' ‘ . unabl t 0v rcom Three Point .. . , by the \cterluar) ( mps. the moiality y . Iv. 't‘- ‘‘‘‘‘ . I. l
— . . . ~ coals. gloves and rubber goods or ulit ‘— ° ° C e ' I had to disbaml my girls school . . . I .. . 7 . . _ Vt. \\. as. .m
1033 soda (1 level teaspoontul) and .. l . l _ among tho animals “as onoimoust) am H m‘. a I r . .
. . " ‘ . “‘—‘ . ~13) , (1 I.“
aly 1 teaspoontui m baking pom-.m-_ x""“‘ _ I ‘_ I Lead Held by Bridggpon “9 other da) bu um of one ol‘ the
.l '

l‘t‘dllf‘t'd (in the early days of the war
tlllt‘ British estimated that thc aver-
age life of a horsc in Fran'w‘ was only

{int l:lt‘tl. Bit? :ii’t
ill I\‘ l'llls I It «'1 ill.

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sixteen days. thousands of disabled . I .. a
'- horse's which in former wars would have n'v‘lml hmm i" J) ‘ ..
t have been shot were evacnatt-d, mend “105‘ did 13‘” »
ICd. and sent bat‘k to the from lot fur» A'ouplll tunnel H!“ l“ . - ‘Il
Jtlicr sorrico. and millions t1 dollars troubles and blww
ays you really lee} clean. sweet ,wafi 5mm, m the MINING“ “mm”, mm. pmwii cmp.
I and fresh msxde, and I a
t are seldom ill. l “WT J ‘ ' ’ '

I If you are act-itsioimi to wake up;
with coated tongue, foul breath or aI;
dull headache: or if your meals sour
[and ferment. you lune a teal surprise
awaiting you. i
To-niorrow morning. immediately
upon arising. drink a glass of hot water
with a. teaspoonful or limestone phos-I
phato in it. This is intended to first.
neutralize and then wash out of your:
stomach, liver,kidneys and thirty feet
of intestines all the indigestible waste,I
poisons. sour bile and toxins, thus
cleansing, sweetening: and purifying.
the cntiro alimentary canal. I
Those subject to headaches. back-
aches. bilious attacks, constipation or
stomach trouble, are urged to get a
quarter pound of limestone phosphate

 
 
 

 
 

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this morningr inside bath. I
Just as hot water and soap cleanse.“
purify and freshen the skin, so hot wa-
ter and a teaspoont'ul 0t limestone‘I
phosphate act on the stomach, li\‘er.I
kidneys and bowels. Limestone phos-I
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OVER AN' 65K HIM 1‘66: (F mazes
ANY COPPEB‘S Lumn‘ ‘ROUNDflF
T451 CATCH ME: 5NOOZtNG 0N

ute I can get lily copy in?" '
I When an advertiser does that he‘s
' ed and put aboard the iibt' it . -
cl 8 h: ‘ . p ic 3 halo.
It: ear. 1 e membranes of catarih ——Thc Advertlsmg Age.
collections and causes the mucous

I'sure of all the skill
Iroom can put into the
' flow naturally relievirg the bron-
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Attorney George F. Mara of Bridge—

poit, who is to represent Chairma"
llomcr S. Cummings of the Democrat:-I
i~ National committee in California
while arrangements are being made
f\r the Democratic convention there,
will be tendered a farewell banquet
Monday night at the Bridgeport club
I h? members. Members of ”1.53. 'bar and
i ffillow members of the club will bid
. lA‘tomey Mara Godspeed. It is con-
Adverthe’I sfdered quite an h3®r fungi; Bridge-

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- and strengthened a l
ealtihy conditions are speedily
tat. about by Linonine, lung food.
Martino at all drug stores 65c

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