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wignxnclon. Smart“ I
Crofut & Knapp
and
Stetson Hats
Spring Styles
$5.00, $7.00
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'V'm xl-lrular monthly meeting of the
12. ,- w-r's l'nion is to be held at C. L. U.
lid 1. \Viishington street this evening.
’i‘m swam] round 'in the pinochlc
'w;rl'.:lmi~nt of Promo-s l”orum.'l\’o. 1.
t l“. L. was held at the rooms last
. l lung.
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Th» Endeavor (“ircio will hold its
e‘zilir meeting with Mrs. Clinton E.
Nailing. 21 Putnam avenue. \Vt-dnes‘
adv l“.l‘nli'lg, March 22nd. at 7:30 p. m.
fro-sh mined. Screened auto-
ilarris and Guns (70., Tel.
..4‘rl:l‘..
"lh’il‘ally.
72}.
The rumilnr monthly meeting of the
Norwalk Building. Loan and Invest-
nwnt Anociation is to he held today
at thi> offices of Taylor 8; Golden. Inc:
There will he a special meeting of
the members of Class No. 2. at the
Knight Street A. .‘l. H. church. to
: plum; J. Kennell. 7 Camp street.
.for the Aged.
tJnrvis S. Murray will be pleased to
it?
, ;,§NewFahrics for '
Spring and Slimmer '
, Award .
mu- manila. m on motion ot‘
E. K. BANKS
..m*r oooos "one
Under nnhukemo Hotel
are in our -windows
show you more than , :
hutséthey will reveal , :
how closely We havegfl’
interpreted the» , re".
quirements of our ens-fl ” ’
/
tomers.
All our “hats ex-
PPGSS’ quality and
character.
Softllats‘fl allii$5
Hats $53
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106. will be held in
Redmen's [Hall tomorrow evening.
May Helen Smith. of Silvemlne. to»
dy was qu-rnntined for diphtheria by
Health Othcrr Robert E. Perdue.
Our
meeting
Sisters’
this
Rebekah lodge are
afternoon with Mrs.
Rogers {'9’ Stevens,
‘Han Sch-finer a Marx
Clothe.
Norwalk so. Norwalk
~Clcan Egg. Stove and not cool.
Harris and Guns Co. 12‘]. 7:1.
Hrs. Chou-lea s. Byxbee. who re-
cently sold her homo at 129 South
Main street. has entered the Home
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Mrs. A. E. Winchebter. at Gibson
Court. is recovering from a three
weeks nine. or the grip and is able
to re out again.
SOCIAL, Ngms.
' BECKER-Gm
-Arthur H. Ves'ehoff Becker. son or
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick V. Becker. of
30 Lincoln avenue; was united in mar-
The case of Harvey White. of Toll- riage Saturday. March 18th. to was
some avenue. charged. with assault.‘ Anna. Gruber. of Jersey City. The
“i" come all before Judge Cami-'9. in. bride was given. 116 “marriage by her
the uptown city court at 9 o'clock to— T brother. Joseph Gruber. of Jersey
marrow morning. ’ .City. The bride was attended by her
gainer. Miss Marie Gruber. The best
friends of» Patrolman man was Alfred L. Becker. or this city.
The bride was attired in a bridal
gown of white crepe de Chine and
carried a bouquet of bridal roses. Her
-——Any zirls or women lnterestrd‘lo
steady work at good wages may ob-
tpln some by applying to Ciuett. Pea-
Body e. 00., Inc., South Norwnlk.
The many
learn that he has recovered from a.‘
severe attack of the grip and is able
to be about. ,3 bridesmaid wore a gown of pink Can-
‘ {ton crepe and carfled a bouquet of
~Storaxe batteries repaired and 1 pink roses. The flower girl. Miss
recharged. Aaron Kohn- Helen Gruber. a. niece of the bride
married a basket of sweet peas. The
bride's gift to the maid of honor was
a platinum set szlphirer ring. The
groom‘s gift to the best man was a
watch chain. Hm: August F. Bender.
[of Jersey'City. officiated at the cere-
‘-———*— imonx‘. A llridal supper was, served at
Frederick 3- Smith. or Comstock the home or the bride's brother. Mr.
Hill. ““0 suffered from an “"33“ 0“ Joseph Crubr-r. Many handsome lifts
smallpox. is now "0“‘1‘1‘350‘m- ac‘lwvre received. consisting 0! cut glass
The Calisthenlc class or the Senior
and Junior High school had its second
lesson last night at the Snnior High
school under the direction of Mrs. Al-
fred R. Nutting. '
‘ ,rorlr one; N. L. Preloan, Newark. N.
1 ‘—-'—— ,
; Ednrd»Mercy If» son of llr.’
George ‘3.
W W. 1!. aniline. Rev}
.. . ,, {floral-1e Played! beautiful. series or
Frank £1013)er steward of the't‘omposltions'umong Which-"the Lisa's
‘Nmniltfilountry club left" l'or New woe-tunnel.” €11,109th .“Etude C.
York “"1“ “idly. toao‘end several days “‘9??th HRachl‘naniaoi'r‘s “Prelude
there in DW contract) for up-,G‘ “Who?"- and _, “Willamette? Were
piizn for the min. season at tne'mmb W- ”5"- ~shm g
Y- »
Md.
, > ,; '1 . , ‘ fi >
* lccnunnea mm mm? .. ;
.l'. and tn. Day. Ham! out.
\
“W * “Home mchrmm'mfmn
_. ___.... _ . has dim gained an unusual nullity
' 1""- am‘ Mm debt: to: Mueller. '0: 7’" ‘3“:me the ‘ nie‘uning «Lille
South Sixth,‘ at'enug.m the gusts composer. . - '
over the” *eek‘r ~end 0! Hr. ind lira. Kins HM “a fit" Shutd '39"
Edwin Me: In Mu: NOMK— m enthusiastically enema by the
Mt. Vernon-"Argos." Very appreciative audience. A large
’ . ,- ,____, , ‘ number or their Sammie friends had
Mrs. Fred v. Becker'and Alfred L. humeral tonal-walk. tor the evening
Becker. Of 00 Lincoln anemic returned shmodwedmgy t Sal-0mg; mum-1:31
" - ‘ ' " roan a one
from Jeane! Cit:l After attending the, that ”my fully eon ed the gmén
wedding ’0! the son ‘ and . brother. . . , .
Arthur H. V. Becker to Anna Grubcr. let the sumfordr visitorsr The who‘lé
. ( . alml uling was a most do“ haul one and
‘ Mr. and Mrs. William H. Guthrie - on present «ream “than“:
have returned to their home in Sll- that 1“"; H0“ ""3 Mr: 8"qu will
vermine avenue. after a stay of nev-l$°°n Elve’another rector! at Hillside.
eral month- in Florida. > The second event of the‘v‘week’end
. m the very exciting basketball game
played Saturday afternoon , between
and Mrs. Edward J. mm. of 17 "“3 m“ 5°b°°lmeni that of
Lowe street. today is celebrating his 1‘" ”awn"..-me Wu” 01
third ”funky. [Mamet-once; “The om team is
i“ remarkably line one, mfiw‘dgmt.
Mrs. Frank Budlong.‘ of Providence. "Ed by a m‘.‘ of ““mm‘ri’ play—
R. 1. is spending a few am with Mn ins. an unusual amount or ability. It
Georire R. Van Alstyne, in Mew found in the Hillside team a splendid
avenue. 'match for“: efiorts and was obliged
j : Ito put forth every ounce of W
mom mama ions! and “dun”? ”“1 9V"! W of tech-
gnicnl skill which it W to win
We M helium mmflm’ mmtfl‘h
W in South 3m “NV"! “‘1' 83m fly a snore of ”‘23.
V A Thom tho no the game fish thut the
When g“ p353“, Utilities Gommls- midi team more than notched
sion openi' it: baring“ tribe. Council their mm" in ‘9‘th I“ in
{chambers ‘9 the City 31..“ mil utter- “Pm m but ”1'! at m
norm. it i- expected um one or the! m‘m‘m W01 W11: “chm
Ingest tamarin- at maneuver a. “‘ ”male-t shorter than their
semhied. will be present to Ihow reno- opponents. The Vim)" game was N“
on why the tire cent tare should tie °‘ Mat contests me n: uyone's
.retained in this city, and why the “CE?” “D to the Very last moment.
lraise l'o two; rides for '15 cents should “1‘,“ “““r‘ "e"! “"8”!“ '1"! that
‘0‘ be ‘8‘ to :or this on we“ “.meepusonund with the kind or m
“be, cm... . .. sudden the Hillside tour: m up. ,
l! in claim! Ly some tint the .‘nO 3"“ “8‘". "W- 0"! mane ru-
cent fare will not urn-it the success-”“3 0‘. the 86W named a pro-
fut operaflon of trolleys in this city, grim: of selections which have been
hpt the tests on West avenue during 2”" study d“”“‘ the '1‘“? term.
the ninety days ordered by the p, 13, it I“??? the direction of Hrs. Katherine
c. would indicate um not only is the “3"“?! Sum ‘00 he been has
five cent fare I mecca but tint it in ‘nd ”mm” in Chem of the
the fare that is wanted here. 3““ "°"“ 3‘ 311M548. F56 girls pre-
Represcntatives from various or- 359m“! :1 beautiful 39”“ 0"- composi-
rnnizations of the city, including the Etioriii showing great variety and coin-
Ki'wnnis club. together with Mnyorfp’exny' The program “3 opened by
Calvin 1.. Barton and Corporation'xm Georgia “very 9’ Jew C33
(‘ounsel W'flllum F. Tammany will be"N' J" a young. W9“ 01 the Eighth
present to show just why the five cent grade, who 9h?“ Beethoven’s "Min‘
fore should be retained here. “9‘ in G!" Turner's “Uerénhta” and
It is hoped 31nd a plan has been Rogers's "JOhnnygump-Ups.”
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ordlng to a report made this morn-
ing to Health Officer Robert E. Per-
due by Dr. “'llliam “X Tracey.
——Full line of Auto
Aaron Kohn.
Accessories
make arrangeemnls for the funeral
services of their class leader. John J. li’
Norman.
——Buy you: Victrola at Donnelly’sj
on easy w‘nk‘r nnynwnts. Store open
etchings until 9 P. M.
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it has llm-n llvl‘tlllti‘lfi' announced
that. there will ho no third presenta-
linn of “Tim I‘mnvn Girl." [tumors to‘
the effort that tlwre is to hr: :1 third
purfc-rmiilll-o- of the play. to meet
lmpllllr dulniilid. are without basis.
l‘v-rl..l“! misting conditions make it uri-
:,l-.~r..v..l.lv tn present the play again. '
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l“‘l“‘l’ir.-'fll will i)“ held this crowing
n‘ thv mowing of the People‘s chr‘rlls‘l
w ill; iiiir‘l. School auditorium. The:
'nw-t‘lvui: will start at 5 o'clock. and;
'v w YYi"Tll‘llr‘-TS arr- ‘rm‘dially “'f’lCOmf‘d.;
l'l‘llnr‘i Tllll“. Nu. L‘fi. l. U. R. .‘Y. \Vlll‘
"Hr‘t this awning at the
“wellington street.
—First-Aid Week—a
Everything in Potions. Oatmeal
Rostnnk ymlr Miler-I
:- lrl-y Wines. Lowest prices. ,
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;::l!lll?'!!(‘s‘.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk
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5 W ho Save Here »_ l:
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, ll tlmfif-l‘ fil‘ .mSt'TO ii
this bank makes any ii
profit on your money. ,
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.\ wry small portion of
”l“ profits go each year
the reserve fund
and increase the satiety
, f the bank. All therefit
«if the profit is divided
:lp among the deposit-
nl'x‘ :m interest.
The bank is an ideal
plave for you to save.
it i< also ideal for other
members of your film
liy. or friends. Tell
them ~about it and bring
them hereto opén'tlieir'
accounts. '
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«brew-a. fia‘bfiwm:
Prank Monti. forms-Hy of the Borila;
rest-l. and now employui by the Cur;
ti: Publishing Company. i’hiladel-l
rvhina "‘llr has br5'n convalesrlng at;
hi: hom» in llririgvport from on at-f
trick of pneumonia. is about again;
phiil shortly.
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Routinn business was transactmi
inst llilthl at a meeting of the Senior
(hill of the Grace Church Girls'
Friendly society hwld :it the home of
Miss Grace Evans. 9 .icfierson street.
licrr-shmentr were served. The next.
mtntihg will he at the home of Mrs.’
l-Itlwzirci .l. i-‘lahorty. l? lowc street.
Mrs. .\. l’l. (‘liillilL of Hpring strcr't.
who is: visiting in Orinond Reach.
‘lorida. was offal-«ltd the unusual
honor *hlu nus-t wvvk of having Free-
idem linrvimz pose so that she might
nlllmu his: nichlrc. Mrs.‘ (‘lilhill hap—
pencd to be lit the golf links at which
l'r- sidrl‘l Harding was playing. “7th
ripnrmu'hml. I‘rl-sidvnt Harding prov-
'rl wry hurt-came and after he had
nnsm! for M.- pir‘tlire. shook hands
with Mrs, l‘lxtl-iil and the others in
her party.
John J. \"vnn has started suit. in
91-;- (‘ily ('mirt of .‘Inru’ni‘r. against
ilizhriral ll. Smigrwick. of this city.
$6“. claiming an un-
nrilc for $30. which
for «1.inlzlzt»< (.t‘
w ill Ill‘lll‘ll'isrli'y
:ten
wvr-re l‘nrl‘inc and Eileen Hull. Father-
.sil\-cr. china. and many other useful
articles. Aftcr an extended honey—
moon Mr. and Mrs. Becker will reside
in Jersey (‘ity where he is employed
as t! Linotype machinist in the Jersey
Journal.
CELEBRATES ill-ZR
BIRTHDAY.
A pllasanl afternoon was enjoyed
Saturday at the home of little Miss
Mabel Reynolds. 5 Henry street.
South_.\:orwalk. with a party of item
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ism" 1" planning to ‘mow l0 I'hllildcl- ,ty young friends in honor of her tenth
recrflvr (1
birthday. She numerous
‘prcsellts. The afternoon was spent
with games. songs and
Among the games was :1 peanut hunt.
Ada l‘tzinzer winning first prize and
Alphonzo Raymond the llool-y lrizv.
A bountiful lunch was served includ-
ing ice err-am. cakes and fruit. and a.
prct‘tily dornratwi til—"~54“ cake with
(antllfiu. Among those, prcsrnt
im- Raymond. iiimmor Baird. Ada
l'lzingrr. Nrtlir‘ and Beatrice Ahum-
ly. Ellis-l and Maxim". leynolds. George
and Franklyn Slavrins. Richard Hi8-
;rcrty. Harold Hendricks, Alphonzo
Raymond. Charles lftzinlrer. Joseph
erinon, Edgoworth Hull. Earl and
\Villiam itv-ynolds. They all w‘nl
home wishing Miss Reynolds many:
happy birthdays.
new. and Mrs. S. Hot-With and fam-
ily. formerly of Lorraine. Ohio. are
‘spr-ndinz two weeks here with Mrs.
lloryzltll's famiLv. Rwy. and Mrs. Gab-
rirl Dokus. They are on their way to
Hnmcshad. Pa.. thrc the .Rer. Mr.
H’orvuth has accept»!!! call
larger r-urish. Mrs: Hort-nth was
I)
r.
iznlr- “ups presf-Ptf'll for payment on formerly Miss Bertha Dokus.
)lrlrv‘h nth. and which still romaine «—
unmlisl. lwr-uty Silt-riff Forward DH Mt. .inrl .‘lra Boyer. who have
l'll‘ll‘xllff this: morning nttru'liud limp. been rmployed as linotyue operators
m-n- ha llls‘r-zn f‘mirt for $7“ in the on the “'3terhury “Republican". for
nciion. which was ‘z-rmiulil through om" tir‘r past have moved to Mt.
thn affirms: of Tammany & Pmmnry. 'Yvrrmn and are now employed in
Tim police illollrr :lt police hrmi. .‘x’r-w York city. Mrs. Boyer was for-
filifll‘lt‘l'i“. contained no "lltllf‘s today m-rty Miss Frances Hinman and
sine.- mm made early ymtvrtlily mort‘l- ltzirnml the .pr'iming trade on file
ins.” ' ":‘z-niiliol" "
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ittheiomcost.
entrusted to our care We
, mfive judgment, familiarity with all legal,»
: 'mirclnents and a W m factories! de-
tails, carried out by‘experieneed employees.
We onhammnahfluyomm
We m for it! W
bring able legal counsel,
ton_
suggested. whereby there be a. live
cent fare on all lines, with no trans-
fern. 'Or‘.¢
Mayor Barton. Judge Tammany
and the members or the Kiwanis com-
mittee held an informal meeting at
lthe Mayor's office last evening: At
'this time plans which will be present-
ed at this afternoon‘s meeting were
considered. and talked over.
8011's AT STAMFORD ELKS CLUB.
In the amateur bouts held at the
Elk's Hall. Stamford last evening Al
Boron. of this city fought Steve Smith.
of Bridgeport three rounds to a. draw
dancink‘. :1“ the 128 W‘fid 01“. By demand Of l ”A". “film." Layalle's ”If Papillon"
the fans the scrap went another round i
|
'nnd was given to Smith. Young Per-
shim; of this city. in the 112 pound
class did not show up. Dr. David Slo-
mnn of this city. was one of the judges.
RICKARD AND LINDSAY
ARE TOGETHER
NEW YORK, March 21.——Tex Rich
ard. who has been locked in the
Tombs during his trial on a charge of
criminally aSSaullfng fifteen year old
Sarah Schoenfeld, entered the court-
room today after having spent the
night with Alfred E. Lindsayallezed
swindler of society women. as a cell~
111C!"
Announcement lhal no women would
be admitted unless they had been sub.
poenaed thinned today's crowd materi-
eight jurors tentatively
selected, the task of examining tales~
men continued.
.
Gains 21
Pounds
IN 'snonr Tillie
Viiamon Tablets
New Used By mm A? Hi?‘
ml, M“ and Easy 1! 0
. Help home W Idiom
So remarkable is the action of
MASTIS‘S “1123308 T‘BLST in
helping to increase the annual: .
health-[firing power of first you a
that one trema- recently gained 21
pound! after hem thin and slim:
(or years. . , '
thin. run-am men and
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Wm},
. mm erenwhem-flcfimlraf nn~
g'erntggrishtigginhrare often amazed
.1 , 3,8 S n; improvement I:
their health. weight. muglalnlertm
& J‘ o 7 a 8
g} ' g mlN‘S mum:
mm 1'1 lnus mom: ’1 ’ ‘ '
cont-ii ill tweet—mun '7 g m
new“
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The advanced pupils rendered sev-
eral very lovely numbers. among them
"The First Movement" of Beethoven‘s
"Storm" Sonata. Foote’o "Poem after
Omar Kilogram " and Tachaikowsky’s
“Meditation" played by Helen Wilcox
of Meriden; Schubert-[Astra
Bist du Ruh" played by Hal-gum
Pond of Santa Fe. N. 51.; Schumann’s
“'Grillon” and “Warnm” and fibu-
llert's “Impromptu in 3 Flat" played
by'Kathui-iue Falconer of Montreal:
Momkovulti‘s “Mornento 31451050 in E
Hat‘gand MacDowell's “Improviution
Op. 46" played bf Justine Smith, of
Dobbs Ferry. N. Y. and Godowsky’s
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and MncIchli‘s "From Puritan
”lays" played by Mary Ronmld of
"Chicago. The whole program was
greatly enjoyed not only for the tech-
niral ability attuned by the young
pupils but for the real beauty and
charm of their individual interpreta—
Quit Tobacco
drop cm
chewing habit
No~To-Buc has helped thousands
to break the costly“ nerve-shattering
tobacco habit. Whenever you have
a longing for n moire or chew, just
place a. harmless No-To-Bac tablet in
your” mouth instea i. All desire mpg.
Shortly the habit is oompletly broken.
and you are better on menuliy. phy-
sically. financially. It’s- so easy, so
simple. Get a. box or No-To-Bac and
if it doesn‘t release you from all crav.
3in: for tobacco in any form, your
dmxgist will refund your moire:
without question.
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Somto Hagar-.01
There is no liberty ,
W i t h 0 {ft self-reliance.
Increase your resources.-
'Lay up”_something you
can ' fall back , upon.
Start a savings account; ’
"Du ‘
time-the wori ofrlthe preceding three
month's»; hTer spring vacation begins
Eridav. March saith. at noon at which
time the school :wilir have“: closing
exercises and «announce honors for the .
tea in. An unusually some-still period
Rim teen fimpletedgin'wwmch much
good work has been tensor“ in
:the college put-mum" cod and
nanny; happy events epic . - :l‘hm
school congratulates itself on a high
Decord ot health and delights in the
factthut in spite of the many out.
"démics and serious illnesses reported
from every direction, thére'have been
only occasional cases at illness during
[the winter and no epidemics.
ooourmony PnocLAi'iA‘rlou
3 \ .
WED, Much Sig—Governor
M {Lake today issued a primin-
million for the ob cc of Good
Friday on April 14,-" He says:
, "Our lather-s. the founders and build.
”era or 4 this Commonwealth. have
taught us but their example to seek the
guidance at divine wisdom, for the
duties and mponsibilides of citizens
and distention.
, “In accordance with the custom they
established. I hereby designate Friday,
the fourtemth day of April as I_ day
of tasting ind prayer and I mostly
desire the people of this state to
kidney and bladder
nnd thoroughly cleansing
aches, and sluggish
Two-family house. 7 rooms I
*Cut out this slip, enclose
and mall it to Foley & Co? 23 .
field Ave“ Chicago, KL, M
name and addreu clearly: . *’
receive in return a trial patina
mining Foley's Honey ind and
pound for cough: coldswaad
Foley Kidney Pills for may
and back; . rheumathm, '2'
Folry Cathartic Tablets. a. '
for constitutions billowing;
harem
Powell Corn.
O’BRIEN & BOVI
Real Estate nnd loom-allot
4r
1 improvements. Liberal 7
Six family house, all . Hi,
ment, on trolley line. Exec '
lent investment ‘ *
4'Soutll Main Street
South Norwalk ‘
gather on that (It? in Mint“ of
worship, humbly to Mercer
slim fit the sitcom dolly the full
tuition of; peace in the Christian
,mfinnd"toseettrommishtyfiog
delta :3 mi‘renthle u- to solve the
3m ' and perform the duties
gulch confront us .in thisth
year" ,
v—hrge site pea coal.
Gone 00.. Tel. 721.
Barrios:
Hearing the End.
Anion Bold “echo is incflued,on
m of the Inclement weather. to
postpone I underline dinner engage
list with I W 3—0!» lcago Ameridan.
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Head Stuffed By
Catarrll or Gold?
Use Healing Cream ‘
If your nostrils are clogged. your
throat motioned, or your head is
stated by nasty catarrh or a cold,
apply a little pure. antiseptic, germ
destroying cream into your nostril:
It penetrates through every air pas.-
sage, soothing inflamed»: swollen
{membranes and you get instant re-
lief.
How good it feels. Your nostrils
Now hour hint playtlicu
on his Victor Records" i1
your own home.
Value in E flat Major
Polka dc W. R.
Troika en traineaux
Prelude in G Mln’or
Lie‘hecleid
Waltz in c Sha
Minor .
enemy
Hear these—and any ,of:
his other records at ”
“a..- .-.—-._-.
are open. Your head is clear. No
more hawking. snufmng. dryness or
struggling for breath. Get a small
bottle of Eli's Cream Balm from any
drugxist. Colds and catarth yield
like magic. Don't stay stuffed up.
Relief is sure.
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ESTABLISHED 1892
Stocks and l O "
INVESTMENT seem
Quotation of local issues fuming;
Maples &G01d"‘ Hi ,
as Wahlnyton Street, 9o. m
Cauca- Cream
is the best means of
mating hidden dirt
from. the pores and
via
properly preparing
the skin for applica—
tion of the next
cream essential to
the individual need.
L. m. Ayers
ohington St. Keeler Building .
South Norwalk, Conn.
l55 Wa
Did YOI} Know--
that less than onehalf of
one per cent of all the
people in America have
incomcs‘in excess of $5,000
per year?
Mt...
in one Dairy Products moan. .
stables, trained Milken.
cattle. carefully washed
sterilized receptacles and ,
sanitary methods of handling.
Such cleanliness mean!
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