o
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_....
WANTED
-M
Experienced operators and
'3. Apply LeRoy Shirt 00.,
.Wl ' Strum" 8t
Q. m ...»» Salesman A splendid op-
,. . 1y for men between tho’ogefl
..l 5|) yours. to earn a good in-
l-‘.rst class references neces-
silmry and commission paid.
or part, time contracts altered.
w . pl‘l‘vl'llu‘l experience or capitol r9.
if?
lr‘i
zirml Address 1’. O. Box 592, South
.HI‘VHhUi. ‘ 6t
MOULDERS WA NTBD ”‘1
Maul-ifiv mouldcrs (squeezor
, hands) wanted.
“R.- hgvc \‘lu‘ancies for cxpc-
l‘ll‘lli'ufl mcn and also can Hie
lMl'IN W’HO \VOULI) LIKE
TO LEARN MOULDING.
Apply Elm-laymen! Mlmngor.
THE YALE «I: TOWNB
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
STAMFORD, CONN.
WANTED. ,
\‘uum; man as assistant to win-
llzm drain": and card writm:
HUS‘TON STORE
'.i.\"l‘ldl)~»’l‘o sci: at once. 1 gas
hr‘utm‘; gas lamp: 1
wluvn infill»; 1 full sized bod, culi-
l ln‘inp; room rocking oluiv‘; 1
mi awning, 14 foot long; window
l" l gm
.ri‘r
1mm and mhcr mlsccllancoua ur‘
;. .. l'lmnc 13-171}.
\N”'l‘l‘lll- H on Singer lie-wing
machines. )d pay while lcilmlng.
..» young men to “lake .flu-msolvea
~l‘ul in factory, H. Jacob & Sous,
lhiy Strvet.
i
" ANTED~-llnusekcepor. Good home
Mr llw right party. lnq. 194 East
"\vu r l'lltlll'.‘ 809.
,.
\VAN'l‘ldl)» Swhlml hand Violl'ula.
with rmuml-i. will [my cash il‘ roa-
nonitllll. privy .‘Ullll‘EHb' Mrs. Gum-u?!
‘Ynunzz, flux 37. ii, I". 1).. So. Nurwalk.
\V/lN'l‘le Poultry l‘urm. about 1,500
hauls, LOOK! l'ifllll'fllvé! and some
Imd Mun h.» on gum] mud. Can pay
.._ ll rm: nw‘i' 2‘1”.”th (it'll. Mifi'hnll
I) ll»): 7‘? I
‘l‘lu‘ll Hump l‘ur luurls‘on your.)
«:I in l'inlmlzmt family whcrn
f“ lméll‘d allil “th!le High schrml
win"..- l‘ui' lwl' am‘vicuu, Alllll't‘fls
slv m fitsixlilis‘l.
:Ll! l-len-z'iviw-ul operators on
. --v:i:1: machines. Swady
wl in}; cougaminl surround-
.l; l.‘ .l’htli'lI-s Mfg. ('0.
« i:°.\'lv‘in l. 0’.
. . m an (silica
' .. himwll‘ gé‘m‘i'ally usu-
vm'n handwriting. glut-
”g...- cxpwlml. Box 591,
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in war};
5'
. .Z‘erlwr :mal (launhtcr gov
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l
vu rooms. rcusvnulfln. Mrs. E.
hi? :\I".Hlll‘~.‘. St... Sn. Norv‘alk.
3t
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nlllm- of u slzvl‘v. Flu»! Imam klllll‘i<
losllzu oi :Alz'ul ll.m.! :eml l‘\'ll"l\'l'llll‘l.‘1.‘
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. 1.; :ulnNhe-(l 41;“ linl‘ui'llislwd,
“ ""4'vll>14livlr.\\'«ill." i; pl-uplv, “Tm. J,
. “"Vx inf». Hill-mold on Smmd.
I, ‘—
. l ”mills.
. . :l” improvements.
mil-w {1“ ill}, INS Tavlul‘
.\13l'l\‘;l”\. ' 3t
‘ .T,,.._’..‘~__--—_______.____-
l lller l‘urmm‘ Odd Fellows'
[W l‘. ih‘uiilh— llliin St. Light,
I! ‘ . .‘lll‘l-nll'l'fi‘l'h'. steam heated.
- .:==Ll!cll.~l Slurp, 3!
~.T____»-——_._______
l our rooms. in center of
~ < only. Inquire Shoe
\lum Street. 3‘
room new bungalow; all
aw, Just built. 282 Flax
:. at 218 Flax HULROML
. . .. 3t
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41153.11: rooms, furnished
.ml. :lll improvements.
~N\;:~lllmv¢.‘ surroundings.
vi, 3018,
7%
NURANCE
and ~—
,\l. ESTATE
0-5.,- posh-Ask
Hal-walk
e. *
”“73 SEEING THE snow.
WILL WANT
Sweet Lady
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Htlivinzul Orch.
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’ 1 A T THE
. J. Collins Co. *1 '1
.72 North Main 3
BUSINESS warren
FOR SALE—Ford sedan. 1928, used
less than 300 miles; Ford touring,
1923. run very Little. with accessories.
O'Brien's Garage, Rear Mahackemo.
FOR SALE—~Furd light delivery our.
Bargain for quick buydr. Phone 602.
m SAILBL-A new baby carriage
for sale, in perfect condition. log.
20 Spring 8:, So. Kai-walk. 1t
FOR SALE—»Stmford range with
hot water back and pipes, in_ first
class condition. Inquire 29 Corv- Ava.
East Norwalk. 1‘
FOR SALE—One of the finest mod-
ern homes in East Nor-walk; largo
level lot. Owner leaving town, must
be sold. I). 3. Hull, 94 Washington
Street.
FOR SALE»-A combination and and
cod range at a unsuitable price.
lnq. 43 Low. Street. South Norwulk.
Phono 1662—3 or 2813-8 residence. 8:
Call evenings at 7 Lincoln avenue.
FOR SALE~A beautiful country home
at Thrce Bears corner. 1 1-2 mile
from Nor-walk. A 0 room bungalow
with pantry. Fresh well tutor and
garage with one acre of land. Homo
is 2 years old. For sale; at sacrifice
price. $500 cash. Balance on any
terms. For particulars John J. Vena,
lcnl mature and Insurance, 123 Wan];
ington St. Tel. 1662-3.
FOR SALE—B 6 New Bathroom,
$55. Syphon (3 cast, chin: low-down
tank, enameled bath-tub und hum,
with all nickel-plated tilting-z upodal
big bargain, white celluloid water-
closet teats, $5. Seldenberg (30., 545
iii-dydve. between 36th and 37th Sta.
1
FOR SALE
A {our family house. the minutes
from center Of South Nor-walk, paying
15 per cent. on investment.’ 39,000.
We family house. near West Ave-
nue. all improvements: with two car
garage, $6.5m).
O'BRIEN J; BOVI
Real Estate and Insurance
1 South Main Street Tel. 971
J. M. LAYTON & CO., Inc.,
Estule and Insurance
0
Real
5 Railroad Avenue So. Norwalk
J
LOSTmSlilll of mom-y and auroral
small cilm‘ks. Lust lwiwvcn Union
l'zn‘k and Smith Nor-mill; Sizititm. Fin-
lim' pin-us.- lmlify this «.llice. iiPwm'd,
LUD‘T- inllk Hunk 178‘}.
turn Lu l‘vnplt‘s Trust (70.
l’lvase X'E‘
LOST or swayed—~72 Aircdale puppies
llllx! Illuth-l'. suitable. reward for in-
I‘urnm'inn. TM. 347 Ilurien.
lt‘Ol'Nl) Puppy.
Air-willie.
“this houra.
Brood. apparently
Phone 1905 during busi-
PATENTS
Wooster and Davis
A. H. “’OOSTER H. W. DAVID
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Maggot: U. 8. Patent
co
1115‘Malnrflt. Bridgeport
Send to:- Bookie: on Patents,
LEGAL NOTICES
ORDER OF NOTICE:
DISTRICT OF NIRVVALK. 35. PRO-
BATE COURT. August 29, A .D.
1922.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this Court for admin—
istration of the estate of Forcellina
Lombardo. late of Norwalk, in said
District, deceased.
Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office. in NOTWalk, on the 5th day of
September. 1922,
noon: and that public notice thereof
be given to all persons intereSted
therein by publishing this orderm a
newspaper having a circulation in
said District. at least five days before
said day of hearing.
HENRY W.
GREGORY,
* Judge;
1922. . .
‘ESTATE 0f Ida L. Banks. late of”
ORDERED, Th’avthe administrator
euchlbit his Administration account to"
bend Office in Nomlk, on the 5th»
day of September. 1922, at 10 o’clock
forenoon; and that all persons inter.-
ested in said Estate may be notified.
thereof, the administrator will mung
this order to be published in a new;—
Wr having ‘a. circulation in said.
Basel-let. at leastnve days before sally
53h day of September, 1922. ‘”
HENRX. W; GREGOBEQ
r
;
A...
' 7 ‘_‘\’ >v—
Tangerine a musical‘ comedy satire
‘houoe last night at
'27-‘18 enjoyed by nearlyc'a capacity
FOR SAI£~An upright plum, cheap. ,
at 2 o’clock atter— DR.
prooklyn. cabled from London yester-
. , “day that he does not expect to‘ leave
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. " {his Brooklyn pastorate to accept. a' re-
DISTRICT 0F»NOEWALK. as. PRO- ported
BATE COURT, :August 29, A. D.«zi1ln”ster Congregational Church in
” London to suceed the Rev. Dr; John
_ H. Jowett, who retired several months
Norwulk, in said District. deceased: a‘go:on account or his health. '
, Q . 4mm“:
$13901“! for adjustment. at. the Phi» 3.5.115:an nesident ot the church
{boar-(Lot trustees. said theydld mum
,lfévo their pastor. wonuld leave Brook,
£19m ffbecause 11er too ranch in flove‘
mu: it"
[central Congregational Church for
twenty years. . .. ‘ ~ _
p " Silks Gram WAS CAREnEss
w Ji'z'..,~li:m1 ivmcezit J’gffofivs,:of may-
_. du’m
. .‘ N. ‘Y.. are owners: ofv‘i‘nutomo- '
W thatfoomded‘, on x the, angst”
roujoad ipr'goodtnport._ June]; 28.
Brovau has brought action 7 ,
Superior court ,for > 75233949, ml ,
abulnst Jeffrey: for Vthe: wreck
mucus m». -
mJANTI
TIES“ 6F LEFT-QVE
O
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< v
READERS! gnu:- am: 9
We gladly Offer our semi. ‘- to the
Public becauso we bellev. that our,»
present customers will ‘ commend‘
new ones that we pay has ices for:
second hand furniture, ju
kinds of metal.
Give us a Trial
Phone or «Write.
H. JAFFE
Tel. 499 j East Norwalk
and all
37 Fort St.
Mason Contractor
Are you. pldnnlng' to' have walks,»
drives or “roads built Possibly it may
be grading work, a chimney or a fire-
pmo—fl the job comes under the' »
above auggestions, H. Fabrizlo, mason,
contractor, can do it, do it correctly
and at a conservative price. Some or
the finest Jobs in masonry work about
this vicinfi have been done by him
and his capable organization. Ma-
sonry work in its every feature donc
the better way. omen. 14 Snowden
Avenue. Phone 2824.
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE“
STATION.
Bosch I; Elsmann Magneto Service.
All nukes of ,.Magnetos, Generators,
Starters and Batter? Ignitions repair-
ed and installed by .expert mechanics.
‘All work guaranteed at. reasonable
prices.
Water Street and Steamboat Place
' Telephone 345.
—DON’T let your root lean. Do you
know We put on Asphalt rooting at
less than cost of wood shingles? They
look much better, wear better and
have a fireproof surface. We also do
slate. mvcl and Asbestos rooting.
Three-ply rubber roofing, $2.75 per
roll. Leaders and gutters.
NORWALK ROOFING~CO.
Phones 387 or 2955.
ATTENTION
Junk is nluable these days and
there is no use giving it away for
half the prico while I am paying the
full price for junk I also pay 1c 11%
pound tar rags. Phone 399-12. j
MR 3. FELDM'AN,
6 Rowan St. East Norwalk?
NAG? BROS. »
Local and long dlutance trucking of:
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City" Building stone.
71 Cedar Street Phone 318
l
l
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HQME ’
Mattresses, pillows, bolsters and
cushion: of all kinds sold on our easy
payment play... Also renovating, saus-
tactlon guaranteed. Drop us a card or
tcllcphone 317 for representative to
ca .
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. 80. Norwalk
. EXPERT AUT
“’lll overhaul a repair your car
in own garage. All make: or cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 49“
TRUCKING
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN 8: FLYNN
(omce Leary & Co.. E. B. Ava.
Tel. 1577
‘Home Tel. 868
BENEFICIAL LOANS
WE LEND MONEY, in amounts up to
$300, to HONEST pvrsons having
steady incomes.
TUHE, PIANOS, ETC, WITHOUT
REMOVAL. Also lend on GUARAN~
TEED NOTES. NO PA\V.\‘S. FIF-
TEEN MONTHS to repay, ir desiredl
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST CI-lARG-E
ED on unpaid balances, for the exact;
time you keep the money. Con—l
sultation and advice FREE. SERv-l
ICE is strictly confidential. Put, all‘
your obligations in one place, thereby;
keeping your credit good. This is a'
SAFE place to BORROW from.
‘M ECHANIC
‘ Beneficial Loan Sociéty
434 Main St. Stamford, Conn.
80. NORWALK AGENCY—NOR—
WALK MERCHANTS A830,
8 No. Main 8:. (3rd Floor) So. amok
Write or Call to the above address, or
PHONE NORWALK 149-7.
CADBIAN Lml'lLY
T0 HUI): 13' BROOKLYN
-.
Cables Be doe‘Xot Expect to Accept
. - London Job. -
Dn. 5. Parties Cadman. pastor , of.
Central ' Congregational Church,
invitation _£rornw‘ the West
(End—
.1319 Rev. 1W. s.vWiné.ns Dr.
associate pastor. an: Water C.
He has been pastor of
2v .
David ,Provan og. gamma ; N.
car, as he”
' . the
l
wfind white
a to the boiling point and rub llll‘mlgh
on HOME FURNL '
'on the table.
' washes it down.
,mxenpm‘t
kitchen 7 walls, fol--11: ., can,
in" . ‘th’c" k
a:
'7 X.
i
A
Fish Loaf, Served With Tonlat
Fish'contalns practically the same
amount a protciu‘as aces ffésh meat.
It is en ly digested and apfletizlng,
but the average impolite tires of it.
sooner than of meat. Particularly in
this true of the stronger flavored {3le
A small amount 0! this “l” he sum-
clent to flavor an entire dish of mild-
flavored material. The following rec-
ipes do it succcssfully:
Scalloped Fish.
11,5 cupfuls fish. mes.
11;; cum’uls cooked 1
rice or riced pom.-
C‘lpfu‘
sauce.
White i,
Use canned. dried, salt. or left—over
fresh fish. It dried fish is: usml, first-
soak it. Shred the fish and arrange in
alternate layers. with rice nr [$0111th
sauce. Sprinkle with
bread crumbs and bake.
Fish Loaf.
shredded or .‘mo lmmlny.
1
.a
l cuprui
fish (smoked salt,-
or canard).
O potatocs, boiled
and riced. .,
2 cupfuls cooked rice 1,5 l: .lS;,»ii)(inl':ll salt.
Form into loaf and lmlw 2!» minutes.
Serve with tomato sum»;
Tomato Sauce.
Brill: one pint of minim-ll tomatoes
a strainer. 1393!: In {1 sauce-pun one
tablesimnnful of flour and mm grim»
ous infilnspoimful of lmtsvr until it
is smooth and light. (i'filllililliy lwat
in the hot impair). Add will :unl mp-
per and cook ton minmw. The iluvor
spoonful of gelatin in one—fourth cup
0 Sauce ls Appetizing Dish.
et‘the tomato sauce. may be modified
by the addition of onion, spice or
herbs.
F ish Tlmbales.
cuptul salmon, or ‘homlny.
tuna. or gray fish. 1,5 teuspbonrul salt.
1 - cupful‘ softened 55 ‘tgaspoontul pa-
bread crumbs. prika.
1 cuptVul mashed p0-
tntoes, cooked rice
1
kegs.
cu ptul milk.
Mix ingredients in order given. Pour
Into small buttered lmclds, place ‘p
rack in pan, and surround with hot
water. Cover and bake until mixbme
is firm. Turn, fromlthe molds and
serve ’wlth an acid sauce.
A small amount of left-over fish can
be made into a fish mold which. is
especially good when served on a let—
tuce leaf with salad dressing.
A
F ish Mom. .
1 egg. 1-3 teaspoonl‘ul au-
2 tablespoonfuls vlne- gar-
gar. 1 tablespoonful gel—
llvé t a b l e spoonfuls ' akin.
cold water. 1/1 cupiul cold wa—
E teasp’oonlul salt. ter.
36 teaspoonful celery 1 cupiul ‘ minced
seed. 45le
Beat eggs until light, add season-
Ri‘FISH
mtes‘ sonata?”
~o1 Lonerga’n.’ "It the Democratic,
, 30.——In
' issued
Mnorgam
HARTFORD. Aug.
statement which he
nighti Augustine
ahroc‘ germs member
3
for
candidate to:- the nomination for
United States‘senator let it be knowr
that ha would not consider anotheri
run for the bwer branch of eon-
neu. 1 '- , 7
_ "My congressional training» quali-
fies motor filo position of United
my! the statement
convention tendersrme the nomin-
ution 101' triangle}: States candle I
trill accept but I preier to continue
my law practice than to return to
'W”1
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NEW BERGEN‘V:W!~TNESS_ FOUND.
~EDGEVVA'I‘ER, N. J., Aug. 30;—-A
new woman witness who is believed
to have heard the last words of John
Bergcn. movie actor, whlo was drilled
by George A. Cline. last. ‘vveek. has
been found by the police, they an-
nounced today. .
Prosecutor A. C. Hart would not
disclose her name, but. ,said he be-
lieved the ntatementheard by the ‘70.
man, who found Bergen dying on the
steps of the Cline home “tenths.
0!. Confirm:
from the Fiat district and nowi
lant‘
l
l
‘4
31an 31'9"qu and moderate
o. G. muting
omAuctioneer
:Eardwargefltrefm V 1 1L; ,
CONNECIJCUT C . '.
CLEANING co.
8? Cedar St. South -
, Hum. 909, ' 7
We clean and renew colon
Met-8 and Russ. Hand proce-
meninm'mnnnm
m want:
or the oxpert I». applied to"
our at our Eyeglasses. _Beatn£
shooting. will serve greatly in clear-i,»
ing tho mystery that surrounds
case.
\VEATHER ,
For'Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and "Thursday; no
change in temperature; gentle vari-
able winds. Showers have occurred
in a narrow, belt during the last 24
hours from Kentucky northeastward
$0 Massachusetts. They were also
bye? small areas in the southern and
western districts The, pressure is high
over the Lake region and the South:
the 1'
Atlantic (mast and low over the Rocky
coast. .. > .
nos in all the northern sections.
' Sen tlnel
Good Results.
Mountains and the North Atlantic
Moderate temperature contin-
Want Adveflimgent Bring
lugs, water and vinegar, and beat
thoroughly. Cook over boiling water
until thickened. Softer) one more!
of cold water and dissolve by placing
over hot water. Add dissolved gem“
tin and one cupful of left-over fishl
to the dressing given above. ‘ Mold in
individual cups or one large mold.
SILVERWARE LAID 0N TABLE
Different Utensils Should Be Placed;
One and One-Half inches From '
Edge of Table.
In arranging tlh- dinner table all,-
lliWéS 0f sik'crware rislllld he one and
(medial! inchc$ from the edge of the,
cable.
Leave a 12-inch space in front of
each place in lu-lzl rim plutc. Arrange
the knifc, slurp misc toward the plate
to the right and the spoons, bowls up,
to the right of the knife. The forks. 1
lines up, :er laid to the left of the.
center spam» mi tn the left of the.
forks thn a is placed.
v.
l
The gums- one inch beyond the,
tip of the lulifc. .
The lll‘vzl :lzul-l»_uflcr plate Imps
above the pi; ‘ space to the left. while
any extra mm. as a sauce dish, is put
0 .
.ll©l
A Correctly Laid Table.
Stood fr‘
Smut
C. 6-
3&1
l
to the right at the plate space, or it.
that plan: is occupied by 111?.c0fieve
cup, pushed up a short distance. 7
All the serving dishes are evenly ar—r
guod order on the table,
ranged in , , . .
with the serving utenuil, forks on;
u to the right, never in
890035, lyina
the dishes ilwmsclvcs. _ .
It is a good plan after each mcnl
to remove ulllthe disheé and modem
‘ ut a dar ‘
and p This takes 'a little extra 1
work, but the improved appearance
warrants it.
Eat slowly at a well-
and the
not merely a
maintenance. »
. ___________________
The Sink Pipe.
arranged table
necessity for actual
Once a month in the evening pour, _
ml of. kerosene down the kitch-
gucglzik, and next morning pour down
two gallons of boihng water. , The
kerosene cuts any “"‘posslble grease
from the sides or the waste_,plpes
and the-boiling water dissolves and
thus preventing the
glpe from being stopped up.
. _
To Laundeg? Corduroy. ’
Wash cords-my in»: suds of warm
water. and doupgfiakesvnud rinse yell”
ly dry-brush napwltha still
thorojlchly dry brush
1
brash. When
again: . , '
’ .1 M _
For Kitchen Wang.--
«on, paint, .,either_ a -deep cream or a
light “9,,ng an excellent flush £93.:
easily be
cleanedand-ls durable. , 7 ,
" i 31’- = Wrong» Rug..-
- madam!!! one end ndshak’
"to . .
. the terms;
, Ecut into strips «about; thrce~fourths of
‘ :for this (purpose.
I; but pretty table c6ver., 1
meals will be a real pleasure. _
popes: tho-immunity“ ' ,
ms: OLD CARPETS AND Russ,
,Dloearded Articles May Be Rewoven
to Provide Suitablo‘Coverings
for Home Floors.
Providing floor coverings for the
ibome is often a question of making the.
best of what materials are at hand.
:One way of doing this, the United
States Department of Agriculture
points out; is to have now rugs woven
from old woolen carpets and .rugs too
1shabby to he used as such. Factories
gfor doing the work may be found in
f-many localities. The old ,material is
52m Inch wide, which, when sewed to-
gether. and twisted, make a card game—
what like chenille and form the filling
of the new rug.‘ Cotton string is used I
for the {val-p. These rugs are heavy
and soft, alike on both sides, and dur-
able, provided they are cleaned care-
fully. They are generally rather!
neutral in color and without a definite
,deslgu: borders, however, may be
woven from strips of carpet of solid
color, or figured carpet may be dyed
In‘ general, about
iii/g pounds of old carpet is required l
to make a square yard of_the rexi‘ovcu
fabric. depending, of course, on the
"weight of the old material.
1
Mapping Up.
The quickest way tumop up a pud- ‘
die of water on tbc'kltchen floor of
;linoleum is to first moisten the mop
itself. .It is twice websorbent as an
5absolutely dry mop cloth. “
_____..____.____—
To Clean Feathers. ' .
You canacleun solidi! quills and
,l'éathers very nicely if you put then),
in a box of cornmeal. Shake the box
gently. ’Then removg the feather
fshake out the meal.
5170,13? : 2%: i
necessary as a chair in mouthing
room. .
and».
O .¢ 0 ’
Cold cogee is excellent for femo-
or all kinds. ~Use about once in
nionth. . ’ ,
* ' ' . 9 '.
A half slice of white bread put in.
Width the doughnuts will keep them
light and sort. \
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tape in with the seam.
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Do not use a sponge or wash cloth;
tor'young. babies. .: ‘A fresh
absorbent cotton is better.
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- kinds, such as Yellow , Blue, Blue” and
- Seneca, Lot Lamps, Lanterns, also a
' {eta of shinnaud. Wonk and, many
To prevent seams stretching, whén ‘ ’
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NOTICE
We buy and .sell new and
second hand clothing.
Highest prices paid.
If you have any, drop!!! 8
card and we will call.
8.. LEVY '
{58 'Water St. .‘ So. New
A Hill i ll N!
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' Friday, Sept. lst, 1922,
At 10 O’clock Daylight Saving Time
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stables, trained milkers, health!
cattle, carefully washed adieu
sterilized receptacles and --
aanitary methods of handling.
Such cleanliness means m
for your family. ,
Order of. us regularly and be suns" ,
of the purest and .
BEST DIARY PhODUGES/
F. H. WEMPE,& SON,
Telephone 1596, Store, ‘
Telephone 1618.
kt the Residence of Charles F.
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This will _
niture consisting of the follow-mg,
and,
owned'by Harry Arons: ‘ l
1 Very Fine High Boy, Flat Top, ,1;
Curly Maple High Boy, .1 ngh Daddy,;
1 Claw‘Ball Foot Low >Boy, 1. Scroll‘
Top Curly Maple Desk, '1 Fine Lot of
Mahogany and Cheri-y lnlaid Desks, 1i
Very Nice High Chest' of Drawers!
w;th aid handles," Fine! Corncr Cup-z
boards, 1 Very rare one in pine dates;
back to 17th Century, 1 Scroll Top“;
corner Cupboard, Fine Swell Front;
be a large collection:
of Early Americgn and Colonial Fur-I.
F L O R [S T‘:
Cut Flowers, Bofiquetgspmk
and Floral Designs.
and M. Beadl“
7 16 Franco?
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Phons 2140
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Bureaus, Hanging cupboards, Nice Lotl
of Windsor Tables, Some Grandfather-l
Eight Day Clocks, 6 to 7 feet tall, Old
Violins, Fine Lot High Pas} Beds, Lot,
of Mirrors, Chimndale carved and.
gilt, Lot of Nice Chairs of all descrip-ll
tions, such as Mahogany Chippendale 3
Arm Chairs, Clubfoot, Fiddle-back and
Windsor Chairs, hot of ~71'Andirons,
Pewter wane, Lot Candelabras, Bead
Bags, Samplers, Linen Shfiets _ and
Quilts, and’Bomrs _
’swley Shawls, Fin: Lot of Sandwich
Glass, Grqat *Asoortment of Flip
Plato's} .Fi'a‘e Cot'of ‘Car'édleofieko of all
White. Very nice Windsor Knuckle
great assortment 'of glassware and
other goods too numeral» to dietitian.
- All Good: will positively be sold to
“the highest bidder, and don't miss this
Sale; " 7 7
. Remember .the day and date, Fri-
day, September 13:. Salt rain or shine.
" Lunch iii-dinner can be had at tlié
”Parker House at a reasonable price.
. .2 HARBXTEEGKS’ ’
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Per Roll
Pointmg’ . Paper-Hanging at
Rates—411% Us a. Trial} *
CHAIN WALL 'P
13 Wall St. , "
Phone £0
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