‘i.
Satisfaction
'After
The
Purchase ‘
on
_ Comes
"i Satisfaction
i If You
l Buy
l Coal
IIere
I.
Build a Home and Build Now
’ a home. un-.
" iii- :9 r .ll be no such thing in the highest sense as. _ '
p .‘5 un own it. There must be an incentive to plant trees, to beautli)
to preserve and improve. it elevates a man to own a
independent-e. a force of character that is
«rt-:«iiicd in no other way. A man without ‘a home feels like 9. passen-
gcx. There is in such a mun :i little of the vagrant: Home niakis
Phillips. He Who Ems sat by his, own fireside with \‘v‘lf‘? and children
“le ilei‘t-nd i' Winn ii» 11' .zrs the word country pronounced. lie lill'th
01 his home."
"Few men have
[than of a boarding
Tiie L'l‘l lll‘tl.~‘.
ii T'il'. l' pres a certain
been patriotic enough to shoulder a musket in da-
house."
"The pi‘Osperily and glory of our country
of our people who are the owner:- of homes.
“1' :lp- priva‘w and public virtues oi our
BL‘lLD NOW. ' _
W
The Hatch 8: Bailey Company
Sheetrock and Beaver Wall Boards. Oreo-Dip: Shingles
(if pend upon the nunilwr
Around the fireside clus.
race." Build a home and
- WIMW/J/m/lm/J
REDUCED PRICE ON NASH 4 CYL. CARS
Old Price New Price
$1,195.00‘ $1,120.00
$1,175.00 $1,095.00
$1,795.00 $1,640.00
.. $2,025.00 $1,795.00
5-Passenger Touring .
Roadster
3-Passenger Coupe . ..
5-Passenger Sedan
, YOU, TOO
opportunity to listen to
are NEW EDIE ‘1"‘3
There
to the music
drop in an)
Feel
.\ i llt‘t‘l‘ely'
South Norwalk, Conn.
will find our store a convenient
resting place when on a shopping
trip. Many take advantage of the
"The-Phonograph with a Soul"
is no obligation of any
cart. We (-njoy playing to you as
much as our nut-sis enjoy listening
at liberty to
'llll“. rain or shine.
J The Alf rerl Fox Piano Co.
TO THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice thl
Bannocticut Carpet Cleaning Compani
I‘ve reduced prices on all Run and
“we“, both washed and dry cleaned
All orders called for and delivered
’HONE 0|.
' 'Tarlov Bros.
UP-TO-DATE oicAn STORE
sour AGENTS ml
1.01“?”
Aloo Celebrated Dunhln'o
PIPEi
Inhackcmo Block 1'01. 1!.) ’
SIGN PAINTER
m of every description and
anywhere
Ilaotric Signs a Specialty
.. Bulletin Adv.
g A. TO“!
' 1|. Lexington Avenue, City
m T . 45—49
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We «will
d—hnnd goods.
M
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
buy your household
raga. papers, junk and .11
Anything you
, Price according to the '3‘].
Male 800d!- A square deal
”rid-hand Goods Always on Bale.
“u
1., ’2:— . . ‘
" 'A. M. -WOOSTER
‘ Attorney-at-Law
.0 lit-miner U. s. Patent one.
PATENTS
loud for Booklet on Pam
i.— Imn 32.,
. .7‘ .
Toilet Cream
:1"! our Toilet Cream for chapped
This do-
with satis-
It is dainty, cleverly per-
.. and dries quickly, will leave
akin soft and smooth. It is not
Get a bottle to—
and rough skin.
cream meets
.. I or greasy.
—..-———_
., . . A. MEAD
'RIPTION PHARMACIST
Iain St. S. Norwalk, Conn.
Brldgepofl. Conn.
4!.—
Delivered in South Norwalk
W
s. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street
Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
Small Fresh Pork Loins to Roast . 22c lb.
Lean Pot Roast ...................... . 12c lb.
0
M
Alarm Clocks—Reduced Prices
Big Ben. Baby Ben, Sleep-Meter, Autoorat Tattoo,
8-Day Alarm, Plain or Radium Dials. .
See Window Display
0. B. JACKSON
J eweler—Optometrist
Y
58 Wall Street Norwalk
lWWW”
Schultze’s Saturday Specials
my Ml/fifl’lwfllfl
\‘WM/f/ff/J’WM
3801b.
38clb.
10clb.
12clb.
10clb.
5clb.
Fancy Roasting Chickens ...... . . . . .
Large. Fancy Fowls . . . . ....... . . . . .
Pigs Liver ............ . . . . ........ .
Shoulder Steak ......... - ..... . . . . .
Shoulder Pot Roasts .......... . . . . . .
Fresh Plate Beef ...... . . . . .
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
\ Norwalk, 39 Main Street
South Norwalk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington'Stt-eet.
Black Rock, Bridgeport
.o.....
Wesiport,
Stamford. Dar-ten,
HAVE YOU SEEN IT? ..
Beautiful new sport footwear, new styles and patterns,
attractive color combinations now in our display of advance
Spring Fashions.
Plenty of beige, nude and sponge, the latest colors in
hosiery.
Conneally 89° Bracken
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
J
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A.F.Beckmann€aCo. Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
mom: 1405 _ ma DELIVERY
NIME. J EAN NETTE
VCORSETIERE AND GhOVER
56 South Main Street South Norwaik
CORSETS
We carry in stock Corsets which are made to fit every time 0‘
figure. and we are sure you Will find in our Corset Department the
model deSigned to best express your own individuality. Expert. assist- ,
ance will be given if desired. ‘ « :-
. (:03in18, mm
BflfiTll lNllUSlllY .
REVIVAL lS NEAR
CHICAGO. Feb. 25.-—Dcad for"
twelve months. the copper industr.V
has arisen. shaken off its shroud, and
on April 1 will give promise of bc-'
ing on its way back to normalcy ac-
cording to reports from the copper
sections of the country.
.War, or rather the end of the \var.
delivered the temporary deatLblow.
The armistice found the mines with
great quantities of copper on hand.
Demand suddenly ceasod. The milr-
ket collapsed. 'l‘lirough a year of gen-
erui depression the copper industry
was among those hardest hit.
But the resurrection is at hand. I
vivnl of copper mining on a “cauti-
ous“ scale to start about April 1 is
announced by the Calumet and Hcclu
company. the l‘ttili Copper company
and the Anaconda Copper Mining
company. At that time more than a
million sorts of land will renew their
yield of red metal.
Several mines are already operating.
Others have started preliminary work
to have everything rcady for the min—
ers within a few weeks.
With all mines operating at capacity
-—'and this is not expected for many
months—approximatcly fifty thousand
men are employed in the countr.‘"5
i‘Oppor mines. Montana and Michigzui
{e—
.u
A limited quantity for a lit
MADE UP CURTAIN .
CURTAIN MATERIALS—Some spec
~ Our Regular Spring Showing of
Is now ready for inspection.
RAG BUGS—27x54 inches
18x36 Inches 27x54 Inches
Were 65c;Now
it 6x9 ft.’
Were $5.98; Now . . . $3.7 9 Were $8
8x10 ft.
FRISTRAM e: HYA”
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
nited time at reduced pi'ius
S—Small lots of 1, 2, and 3 pair lots at bargain iii-logo:
ial lots by the yard at remnant priongf
Curtains and Draperies
Call and see them.
and 36x72 inches. Specially Priced.
Note These Prices on Grass Rugs
39c Were $1.50; Now . . . . 98¢ Were
.50; Now . .. $5.98 Were $10.00; Now _ . $6.98
36x72 Inches
$2.00; Now . . .
9x12 ft.
51.10
Special Offering-of Rugs and Carpets & x
L
with infill“ ouch provide the great
majority of work with Arizona and
l‘tnh making up the rest. At the time
of the shutdown a. your ”so. howl-ver.
iio lnilins \\'(l‘o opPratiiig :it nt‘ui‘ ca-
pacity. Iii lfilii Michigan copl‘N‘
mines employed 20,0ttu men. This
dwindled until in 1920 tho number was
7,500. In 101:1 the number shrunk to
3.700. A similar percentage: of em-
ployment declines pi-cvuilt-d. in other
copper iields.
About half of normal production is
(‘\Pl’(‘l0’il this spring. l'i‘DOl‘lS from the
four chief comm-r iiiiiiiiig .ii't-iis iiitli-
cute.
Sliiiiiiiiiilzed. the g't‘lllfllil situation
is;——
Michigan.
l1. siiiiil-linii of “Ulk .i'. ll)!’ l‘.iliiiii~l
null lloi‘lii l‘!‘lllll.‘ll‘l_\ :lllll siilnsi-i.ii'_\'
nllil-S lllt' amount of “ink ill ill"
mills and siiitlti-rs lllllL'S upon Ill"
disposal it) tlm (Olllllillilis nz' lll'll‘
surplus lilt‘l‘dl. Am“ i is e-xpri'tul to
see many mini-s operating. :iltliniicli
“itli slinrt ruins. l~'iil\' or si\l.\ imr
rt :it. iiuiiiiiil i.\ tire t-stiiiiutt ll pro-luv»
(lint zit llll‘ lI-‘L‘lllllllliii‘ Sh iiimztlis \\illl
l: l' 'llilll'l to Inuilil up .i:. ”in iiiizn-;
liuii rrplnciiic t‘.i:ii south [I «i lollo\‘.iii::'
tlia- shutdown. i
Montana.
lo‘m'r i-rupv lYll s of ill“ .\ll.i(‘t'tllil.l.
“i l p. r \ll"ill;. l‘wmpim r. mm..1.fi._;
« miioiis .l.iiii;.iiy lt‘» l.~l this y«..t‘ :il’lvr'
in tins! l tlult .‘ii‘ll I'll" Imll.
months. This. lllllH'S. l',l:;-ll.t‘l “Nil;
llll 1.- Iliu'timi “mks n! .\-..i' (-ilvld .iiitl'
Grvut hulls. ciiiploy 7.7-0" llll‘ll. .\l|ll'i\‘
ui .\luntu;i.1 .ii~- nothing .ilioiit txzir—l
ll.iz«i v.- ll.!l‘ll_\_ .u-«uu‘diiii. lu ligurt-sl
llll‘lll\l‘.i .l in). Jul!“ (Hint. iiiiiii:igi;i‘ tor
tiin- .~\:ii..it-miii.i vuiiipniiy. l
.\i'i‘lnuit.
Hi. zi.1si- >‘lllil'il its ilow to llll‘ ('np-l
in 1' 12m . ii sin. in is «-I' llll‘ l'lit-lps-
luv-luv ItI‘ 1H‘l'll'iln—‘l. '1 i2. t‘nluiiirt :inil
\ll.'llll;i comp. 3‘.) titiiw-s \\lll shortly
‘. mnm- u).- ..illvl.'i.~ mi ii "«~;ititiuiisl'l
hikill'. :it‘ttll'-llll‘..' lrl l‘tll. J 1' (ii-on.
may, in i:- tn. min. .i'. --r. l’i'niii .\l i}.
lid]. to t‘w- ;w 9.. ;.i Mi Arizona Slllt’ll-
iiiu 111.:itlsl..:\- l"ll Hill). ‘1
I tall).
'l‘lit- l'l.tli t‘umui' ('Ulll’lzillY. i'lusul‘
iii the an llt'l.l sliiiltiuwii. “ill l‘l -n1u~ii
:it :1 "t'oiiipninlihh t-urly iliiiu" an
official of Hi. t-uiiipuiiy deckiri ll. lmr—i
inf: the indl‘lih .IH tintl only :00 lllt'Fl‘
lizivc lu-cii tiiiploinl at the mini-s
which at prail; production in 1913 pro-l
\ldt'd for 6.0mm
'l‘lit- .lrprcssioii from which the in-
dustry is today .‘llliV‘.lllg signs of re-
covt-ring was the gicutcsl it t-uu‘ ex—
perlenccd.
'l‘ht- \viir l‘lllt‘l'lrt iicy led to 0\‘t"l‘>]ll‘0-
duction and Silllsc-liit'lllly to disastrous
under consumption which paralyzed
cvcry copper mine in the country. A
huge supply of llli‘lill was met with a
dwindling demand. a combination
which sent the market tohoggnnning
downward. closed the mines. threw
thousands out of work. stagnated
liiisincss in entire communities and
seriously embarrassed iiiuiiy hundreds
of stockholders whose incomes were
{‘th cted when dividends ceased.
Some mines escaped. In Michigan
four mines-r tlic Quincy. Mohawk.
\Volveriiig and Copper liflllg’P-'—(‘Oll-
tinued to operut'e. hut operations were
only hull" of normal.
In Arizona and l'tiili the industry
was prostrated and in Montana the
situation was not much better, ul-
tlioug‘h. according to John Gillie. ‘An-
:iconda mines manager. u_piiyroll of
over half a million dollars monthly
was maintained through the entire
period for the purpose of preserving
the company's properties. Quite a
large number participated in this pay— i
roll by means of rotating and dividingi
work. A majority of the cmploycs
worked one-third time and some \vt-re-
employed for half time during the en-:
tire period of suspension.
In the Calumet and Hecln area rc-
lit'f measures were necessary. A ma—
jority of the thousands of miners em-[
ployed there left the community. those
that remained finding work in other
lines during the summer and fall.
“'ith the coming of winter. however“
conditions became more critical. The.
Calumet and Hecla company took 'im-
mediate steps to care for all its for-
mer employes needing help. Orders
were issued on stores for the actual
necessities of life. Food. fuel and
clothing were provided. Through the
schools the proper nourishment of
children was assured. A citizens” com-
mittee at Hounhfon. cooperating with
CHARLES REYNOLDS BRO\\'.\'
“'llJ. (“VI-Z Ll‘lCTl'Rl—J IN PLACE
()l’ JOHN KENDRH‘R BANG“
.\’~.\t l“l‘l(lll_\' t-vi-niiic; \viis lll!‘ time
Stl for the lecture to In gin ii lo} Joli».
Kendrick Italics on "Sululvritics 1
Mining Journal. wligpoints out that a
rcnt‘n'al of production “is inevitable"
o lTGJWIIJ'HU pounds of rciincd
able for domestic usr.
as to wages to
Ipt‘t‘fllls
copper are avail
- No general decision
' tli miiiiii tzcltis have been _ ~ .. _ . ..,
2333:3231. (it rcduicd scalp was in lizivt- )lt-t"_iii the south :\.ill\\\ndlili\\-
effect at the time of the shutdown Methodist church. As. .is' ‘gillllid {f
and according to officials of the Calii- known )l r. Bangs. allvi .1. pitioc V(
mot and Hecln compnnv no apf‘mn. illness. tin-d some \\'(t'l\‘S ago. .Vll'lolllilgt';
upon revision of this Sl'nli" has llt't'l‘l ments have UPC-ll iiiailc l3}- vv ”(’1’ 0‘
taken. ‘iliis sump t-veiitng llr. ( l’lZHIIS 1.0..)—
At Anaconda and Great Falls tlie'iiolds lil‘\i\\'ll.r luau oi the \.i i' ’l\ln-‘
scale. nci‘nrding to Mr. Gillie. is $4.24 il)‘ School. \vill giu- in llll' cliiiri-li lii‘
llll't‘llillllt‘s :iiid l-Il‘cat lecture on “Till‘ Greatest Man of
il-i' mini-rs. $3 for ‘ ‘ .. ‘ ..
$3.73 for common lul-nr gnr :ln wighl. ' the .\llli'lt'l iitli t l‘llllll‘}. .1 lit ('llllll li
hour tlnv. 'i‘livrc is pt Dl‘l‘fit'lll. zic- has lutn i‘orttiiintv iii luiiig it‘llt' ‘ltl
vortlinu‘ to Mr. Gillie. :i largo influx of ‘ sw-iirv so i’llllllt iii a lliilll to ‘tiikc llil
lultor iii liiitte. much of it. ll!l\\'('\il‘,;l‘i1if‘(> of Air. hangs :is l)T-)l-FI~‘\\ll i~
wb-liv \viilimit mining t'xpericncc, From lSlHi to lt-ll ill: l-l‘tlI‘.lll\I.“\
'l‘hi’siiituntion is reversed in the 1pastor oi the art-zit t-l‘lxl'udll'n‘ulil
”“‘llllit\i~ Country" of Michigan from .(‘lllll‘t‘ll li‘l llailvlriiitl. (.zlitoisim. . .
\vliicli iii.iiiy minors linvo dopiii-tml. wits c.1llr-l timii tlizii i-i-si‘iwi l.» l...
\\’liilc no liili’or shoring. is feared the C‘Olllt' ilm luml of tlm \nh iiixiiiit:
\.ll‘l.\\l\’ crim'imniss will liv‘ obliged to School iii .\'~\\' lldVill. lll lil‘l‘i. girl:
l't‘illlltl their organizations which \viEl has occupied lllt' litd-lfillll‘ w. \.-.- s
i‘witiiiv si\ months. minim: "1' ii say ‘Si'liool 0i lit-lizimi ,‘.\'r >1'li"‘.y ii~ .-
\ ’nn iimisiizil pttsnn l‘ill\ :m-l .l .‘I'Illz1ll
of force. \iuoi' :iii- imvvtr, \u _\-
Br'van HomeStead . ‘l.. I ll til different Illllt s in for. 1‘l'llllll1:
Offered as Hospital in \-Ill" sl‘nlnl l-tliirtr (in vlliiis lil
‘ ~' ' ~ l.' lurifi Shiiiiurti .ll'. 1 l.l\‘ rs'li. l,\l‘.l..lt
for )IlSSIOnarle“ i‘u I‘\ in 2'. ll t'tlirrr iii \':i‘.~. sin t inl ‘..-.-.
_-.. ‘llll‘t 1‘ iii l‘uriit-il :ll‘wl l‘l l‘uliiiii‘i i.i l'nir
L‘XCHLN' Nl‘h' Pd" :3" Th" \. isiliv's lit" is tin author «it about :i
litilii Hi \\Illl.(l‘.l .lr:.iiings “ruin “int 401““ an“... m lmuks: “mi “H" S ;‘s h.
it tun—acre plot surrounding: ‘l'il' sit-«d ”NM“, “1:“ a sharp. in.“ ”Ni“: “KM
ol‘ the earlier life of tlir now tumoursl “wish“ stilt. For H“, VHF-S 1,,»
lii'nuii \\;i.~‘ mmlcinlor of the .\'.atioii:.!
lecturer. orator and stun-man. l0t‘:\l(ll
.
:t'il oi l'o‘tutwsrzitionul t-litircli on.
on ti hilltop southwvst of Lincoln. has (.‘m:
in the 8‘7”“? Clinics! .\l:iii (if the Niiirlu-oiitli Crit—
t‘nllil‘ iiicapiwituted
tiiiv.” is its. If 01' cniitniun-liuc lllll iv s1.
llll‘ t‘lilll‘t‘li. ;
The lli‘yun mansion. \\l‘.l«‘ll has lll‘t lkl
of.
l
Sentinel classified ads work won-
illli' :iuii tll‘\'llil (if :ltllVlI) must “fl
tl‘t~ tliiip Slllt‘t' the- Comtiioncr clung. ‘dera.
||l liis rt-siilt-iicv to Florida. l‘t'(‘~‘l'.ll}"
wus visiird liy i‘t-prvsciitiithcs of llirl
board of roiit-f of the church. 'l‘llile‘D TILQT TIRED, \VORN-OI'T
iiicnil-ci‘s reported the home Billllll‘—. ‘ FEELING.
al-ly suited for this purpose and would!
accoiiiiiiodntc about forty patients :if»' Do "on know rm“ “awful “le
tor :i 1‘: w :iUrruiions and repairs liuvo lt‘celing." languidiiess. lame or weak
“on” I“ “"3“,“ 0"“ of back sore muscles. stiff or swollen
tltr iiii-iiilwrs of “to hoard. said it fjoint‘s or rheumatic pains usually in-
\\'Olllll report on the offer “lltn tho dicate' kidnev trouble? Folcv Kidntv
hoard returned to Philadelphia. l . ' '. , .2
‘ This lioziril n-presciils the l’rrsliytt-r- '33:: Ritct'tgrrijll‘if‘i(l9mAdltsi‘imSl3.\ is;
inn church of the north. 'l‘howpos- ion: Ill.. writes: 3‘:For three years I
nl suggested the usu of tho ironic :is :in ‘llad a tired. worn-out feeling. \‘ari-
lllfil‘nlill‘." for IlLlllt‘lllS from Llll'llzi and ious tr: atments failed. I began to im-
Japan. l’iii' Eastern ll‘ilsSlOl‘liil‘lt‘S and ‘prove on the second dose of Foley
teachers of the church. incapacitated‘Kidne‘, Pills and today I feel like
in service. now; are sent to lmspitnls iieW."-;Stillson-Po“'ell Corp.
farther i'usl. members of the board:
stated. '
Mr. Bryan is reported to have at oncl
time offered to St-ll part of this land;
but the limits and ten—acres were re-]
i
been lllililf‘.
served.
._.—
NOR\\';\LK HIGH 'I‘O .
CLASH “'ITH STAPLES?
J acoby’s
12-14 No. Main St. 80. Norwalk
l
.
Girls. to Play Bl'mil'ord. Ganit‘s ‘
V at Armory l
'rho'xomaik High schooi basket—l
hall team. will clash with the Staples!
High live. Tuesday evening. at' the!
Not-walk ArmOi-y. Staples has :1 rec—
ord of S victories and 3 defeats. The.
Green and \K‘hitc passers will present;
their usual lineup.
In the opening game. the Norwalk
High lassies will clash with the crack
liianford High team. The locals hope
to win their fourth consecutivve vic-
tory. Dancing will follow the games.
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
Final Clean up
on
Men’s and Boys’ Sheep
Lined Coats and
Mackinaws
l
,luH-n offered lcnmlively ‘0 ”3“ Iii-(As_ll‘illl\lllfl t‘itis tlir position of «li'pf
by terian church 118-3. (pcl’zn‘allflll home i 1mm”. in this his 0“” “mum. 1m
and hospital ior missionaries. l0;l£‘ll(’l:~{ K. ”drum: thanks: hut h“ is H) h s5
and mmnlwrs n3 lmiillles “3‘" ha“) b"— \ \vmtli limiriiifi. llis Sillilnol "'i'lin.
.:
H. Kricgei- Co,
Good Clothes for \lcn ant
Women on tiny
Paymen 3, s
INSURANCE
5.: til,
J. M. LAYT‘Q‘.
Inc.
5 Railroad ,2 ' ‘2
South Nonre'k. Cf :‘
The Textile Store
$2.25 Satin. All c3 :9.
to $1.75 31.35].
56 Inch All Wool T. . : ;:‘~.:
$1.85 yd.
136 Vv’ashington $11.5".
South Norm. ‘1;
,_——
Ice, Charcoal,
Wood and
Trucking
Fred Hain
- 52 Meadow Stiff}
,4
VllDK all.
Friends at the Old
Price
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
Old
Boys’ .....‘$5.98 to $7.98 at 10c.
Extra Fine Pork ...... 20c lb. . (Id We:
.. No profiteennv on _
Sardines—In Pure Olive Oil Men’s - - - - - $4.98 to $10-98 Cigars. They arefthe best Cygars
3 cans ............ . 250 5 made at that price. I
1 Can of Babbitt’s Cleanser
Free with 4 bars of Bab-
bitts' Soapat 23c
Pure Jelly, in bulk . . . . 12o» lb'.
A. STULL
.24 Cottage St, East Norwalk
J Rosenfield
Bros.
Some mining men areafill pessimis—
tic over the early revival of the in-
dustry. P. G. Spilsbury. president ofi
the Arizona Industrial Congress. and:
an authority on mining decgaaes that a
resumption of copper mining on 05
scale approaching normal is “not like-
ly in the face of existing conditions."
Reduction of freight rates. he said.
would mean a great’strlde in the di-
rection, of. bringing '_ copper g mining
the company .assisted in the relief. I
!
i .
Y
F. H. BAXTER
DBUGGIS'I.‘
a SOUTH MAIN eraser.
AGENT FOR
HARDWARE & HOUSE
. FURNISHINGS
——
Page a. 125. WASHINGTON st;
8a."- lick t.
* scum among
so. NORWALK.
Our
Evening Classes
3 n‘ ‘ ‘j l: l
ofiers you an excczl... .17. ..
tunity to review you“ ‘1';
hand or bookkeeping. or I l :~
.1 0'
feet your English, sp~..
penmanship.
____.——-——
MERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE .
Norwalk Chronicler