‘ count. who has been so.
the First Distflct post-
use of the death a! his
resume his duties in the
lag. dyein'g and tailoring
and gentlemen ‘8) dons
pry manner and conser-
as charged. : called for
vex-ed. Twin City Valet, 67
- Main St. Phone dim—Adv.
sorting of the‘Norwalk Hos-
board will be held tonight.
.0 to,
large. res Coal. Harris a
in went duck-shooting
s- Nrwvalk harbor yesterday.
0
Buy y6ur Victrois on Easy
at Donnelly s—Adv.
C
Mi Fred Lewis, Sr.. of Syracuse.
'Y..' is visiting her son, Fred Lew-
ct Strawberry Hill.
e—let‘ Cost. as rn; &.Gsnsv—Adv
’ ' U U . ‘
Richard -Bamrd.,. formerly ot
' L avenue, 'Norwalk. but more
'ntly of'New York‘city, has
. for the west coast with the
gene Marie dramatic company by
lush he is employed.
0.. .I . ..
.—Ilohigh Coal. name a Bans.-
“ s o e
serge Raymond. who is employ-
'New Haven. spent the week-
st'his home in Byington place.
' o , o .
VYour electrical troubleswill be
_ ifnptly'taken care of here. House
‘Vd factory wirolng a specialty. Ell-c-
l equipment and lighting fixtures
regionable prices. Morller' s Elec-
op. 28 Washington St. —Adv.
{Royal A. Mills of Clay street was
7‘ pod and tell on tho- snow c wered
, while on his way to worl: -at the
V srd Oil company.
Mills struck his shoulder. ' He
taken to hi shome where he will
‘ confined for a. week or more.
. —‘Wdrs. smarter-Kent... and Garod
Eadie Sets sold on easy terms at
manure—Adv. .
o s 8
Mrs. E. Ambler of Southbury.
In!» is spending a few days with
,.. parent‘s.’ Dr. and Mrs.
~ least an annual inspect-ion; clean:
rs impor-l
- why it should =bo‘ done. This
pertinent at The Jackson Store is
your service and ion cxn'ert- in
large for every .feature of this
7 k. 58 Wall Street—Adv.
Mrs. Joseph Malkin of Chestnut
‘ t is confined to her home with
O .4!
_YOU MAY SAY THAT
ere are a great mapy Pipe-
Beaters. so- called. on the mar-
Thst is true. but there is only
stemtlonal One-Pipe Heat-
Thsss othsr‘heaters all work on
same general principle, but
V rV'is all the difference in the
"ridiin actual construction. Henry
:.fi:egelin. local agent, 56 Water Sr.
One 473- 3. —Adv.
' . Grace Lowndes will entertain
members or the H. C. Club at
gimme in Seaview avenue this
3: e. o o I
a-Our. one-third off sale will con-
until Saturday, January lith;
y’o .sfF'AdV:
O _O O.
. Isabelle Wargo of Connecti-
venue is still confined to her
" suffering with burns received
when she tipped and fell
carrying a pail of hot water.
0 O
lve months to pay for -sn
W’ssher at Donnelly' s.—-—Adv.
VDorothy Frey of Seavlew
is confined to her home with
O 0 O . ',
and Mrs. Mathew Gaibo of
.mstVientel-tsined. .at their
lindey,’ R. Ginio .95 Bridge-
. .V e o e .
‘ (3 Mrs. Nicholas Garfield of
street had as their week-end
Petricelli- of Harrison.
. O ' t O ,
and. Mrs. William Richards
oft'
relybrulsed yesterday when he
In tam :1;
Fred
,hepairing. Every iimarpiece no s
» quartters in Van Zant
" in Dnnt-ury. .
ted tow their home
Mr.
Chestnut street. «
MriA. Joseph 0! Bridgeport.
I The regular monthly meeting of
the N orwalk chapter of the .D. A. R.
- will be held Thursday alternoon at
' 3 o'clock in the old Town House,
Mill Hill. .
o o o;
spend the rest of the winter
Miami, Fls.
use
were recent
of the Strand theatre.
' s o s
daughter Sunday;
' I
ford.
visitors in New York city.
0 o
street.
o It 0
Fi-ederick Malcolm of Woltp
avenue has resigned his positio
with the J. and .1. Cash company.
Recent guests at the Boys.
Inn include:
'phia: H. F.
and Mr. and Mrs. J. _.W Whitehead
New York city.
REMEN PLAN
7M v-—-..:;V!
:MayfloWer'
Ladder Co. Members
, To Take Part—Get _a
Challenge .
company held in the
street last
night plans were made for a. pin-
bers of the company. It is expected
way next Tuesday evening. A
challenge was received and accepted
from the Old Well Hook and Ladder
company to met them in a tourna-
ment. The committee which. will ar-
range the games will hold a. meet-
ing Thursday evening.
floWer Hook and Ladder dompunyl
has purchased and had installed a
radio. The next regular meeting of
the company [will be held on the
second Monday in February.
0 O 0
Mrs. Sarah. Lockwood of East
avenue has returned from a. visit
with relatives in Peekskill, N. Y.
' ' ‘ o 0
Harold Doland. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Doland of Ssaview ave-
line has been enrolled as a student
in Merrill s business collegg.
ow o
' Mrs. Wallace Bell of Cove avenue
is getting along nicely at her home
“here she has been confined by ill-
ness.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Taylor
were the recent guests at their son
. ) I
Tyler Wood of Elliot street has
returned to his studies in Union
college. after a visit at his home.
0 O O
In an endeavor to set at rest ru-
more current in East Norwalk re-
garding the injuries sustained by
Henry Hart, the Pastime Athletic
, -and social club this morning an-
nounced that its members were in
no way responsible for the accident.
1
in New Haven ,
alter spending the woelt'oend with
and Mrs. Benjamin Kelley of
En. Freda-told Force and daugh- "
tors. Muriel and lime or Concord.
street wire visiting with her sister.
Mrs. George Waters of hickory
Blunt left New Canaan today with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Com-took Ito
n
- P. E. me of Pitubui-g‘h. Pa... was
the guest yesterday of Jerry ba-
EstherfI Foris of Lexington avenue
Visitors in Stamford.
where they attended a performance
' Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kenney oi
Sheehan avenue are recelvmg con-
gratulations upon the birth or a
*George Gordon and Jerome Don-
ahue wore recent visitors in 8M~
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Scire and
son of Ely avenue were week-end.
Miss Claire. Agnese of Lexington
av.ue has taken a position with
the dress factory in Washington
Mrs. George Fax-sham ot Sara-
toga is visiting with Mrs. D. W.
Raymond. West Washington street.
amen
W. P. Mackenzie of
Philadelphia: John Beard. Philadel-
Kuhfeldt, New York
Ciu; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grumman.
Nev York. city: A. E. Connor, New
York: NV. M. Landsman. New York.
IW
...~_——— CONTEST
Hook and
_At the regular monthly meeting
of the Mayflower Hook and Ladder
company s
ochle tournament between the mem-
that the tournament will get under
The May-
‘V.fi'e;tloiis on the program.j:11°kets are
.“now in circuistio ” 1-
Rehearsal or the comedy. "Bil-
ly’s Bungalow” which E to be given
by themmnb’e‘x‘s oz Err. T. Baxter's
sunday school clam indicate that
ametfoatis insulator thou
who attend. The play is 5 mt mov-
cidents. The production which is in
three sets will be presented under
3301' who has charge of the reheat-
‘ 'j .s o A I
of of. om.
"a,“ or the Electric Service com- The regwuu- use
pam- eron circle of the VvAvenoe
. o s _o , Methodist church was geld lost .0th-
Miss Irene Mangles and Miss ding. Members of the circle: will
have charge of the snow dinner
of the officers and teachers of the
church school which will be served
in the church Friday evening“ at
7: so .o‘cioch. Hrs. Benjamin Thom.
as is chairmen of the general dom-
mittes making arrangements. She
will be assistedby Mrs. Clyde
Broadwell. Mrs. Harry Cooley.
Miss Martha Morgan.‘ Miss Ruth
(lax-others and Miss Minnie Brower.‘
who are on the table committee.
Mrs. Leslie Gotham. Mn. Finch and
Mrs. Harry Conley will have charge
of the dining rooms. Mrs. Thomas
Mrs. Howard Gal-ham Mrs. J. Wes-
ley Blsuson and Mrs. Arthur J.
Pennell will be in the kitchen. Pre-
parations are being made to serve
over «to guests. unicor- ol' the Fair-
field County school association will
he present and address the gather-
118-
. O O
The annual parish meeting of the
Christ church will be held in the
church tonight at o 'colck.
O O I
The Junior Boys‘ and Trangls
clubs 01 Christ ch son will meet to-
night in Community hall. The
members of the Triangle club are
busy arranging for the play which
the Trinity Dramatic Guild is to pro-
sent under the auspices and for the
benefit or the club in Community
hall, next week.
0 ““0 O
A cordial invitation to all the mn-
siclans in the city to become stills.-
ted with the omheetrs of the East
Avenue Methodmt church will hold
a rehearsal in the church tonight at
8 o 'clock.
0 O O
The third in the series of even-
gelisti‘c meetings being conducted by
the Rev. N.
Mass. in the Adunt Christian
church will be given .tonight.
The ”monthly :meeting of the
Woman ’s Foreign Missionary’ so-
ciety of the East Avenue Methodist
church will be held tonight at the
home of Mrs. Willis Been. 30 Van
Zant street.
o to 0
Mrs. Franklin Bron of Fort Point
street has had a telephone installed
in her home.
William H. Donovan is attending
a conference in New Haven.
U C 0
Miss Dorothy Frey is ill at her
home in Seavkw avenue.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. William Nichols
spent the week end with relatives in
New Jersey.
Peter Foley or the Crofut and
Knapp company was a business
visitor in New York city yesterday.-
» ROWAYTOI‘T
APPEAL FOR .
NEEDY'FAMAY
Ever R e a d y Circle
A s k s A fd— Mrs.
Beckius to in
Wilton:0ther News
An appeal has“ been received by
.the Ever Ready circle of King’s
Daughters from a family which at
the present time is in‘ need of food.
Members who would like to conuéi-
family are asked to leave -it at the
home of Mrs. Lillian Lassen. Row~
syton avenue, beto‘e Thursday.
0 O ’ ‘ O .
The regularimeeting ot the Com-
munity Brotherhood wit he held to-
night at 8 w: 'clock in the Ron'syton
llapiult church.
, O O I
The entertunment whirh will be
given in the Rowsywn Methodist
crunch; Friday evening. January 18.
under the auspices ot the I'ntsrpri-s
committee. gives promise of being
one or the most interesting and en-
joysbls giVoa‘ in the village. A five
reel motion picture with a popular
star has been obtained. The” will
Also be instrumental and vocal ss.
~ mm or. the Hawaii Simulations
” Wow-“Wham“
in the East Avenue seam.
church, may evening. January pg, .
ing comedy repets with amusing in- i
the direction of Mrs. Arthur .1. Pen- '
lF‘oriet.‘ Mrs. Sidney E. Bell. Mrs. lrs
. Kiggins. Mrs. George m. Hrs.“
1.. Burn 01 Chemiflsven railroad which plies around
‘ week-end at his home in McKinley
y’ , the next largest share of ’he total
buts food which will be given to the
dagsorsoflnsisarvmsiongm
dstion should notify. Airs. Harold N.
WM“. -
. t I. C C 0
Final plans were made for the so-
rlr's. Alfred J. C. Becslus of Cud-
upp‘ six-est will address the gathering
.‘ot the Wilton Republican Women's
mower: to be held in Wilton
Thursday afternoon.
0
All members at the Ladies' Aid
society:- oi the Rowena: Baptht
chwlmn‘sreVexpsctedto be present
at the annual meeting which will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock with Mrs. Raymond at her
home in Raymond caret. '
Mr. and Mrs. P. E Noodles and
children of McKinley place spent the
week end with relatives in New York.
0
The Parents and Teacher Inocu-
tion of the Rowsyton Baptist church
school will hold a meeting with Mrs.
E. Howard Every at her home in
Pennoyer street tomorrow evening
at 8 o'clock.
s
0 O 0
Among the local women who at:-
tended the Norwalk Republican We.
wnfin's ssoooistlon cord party at the
Royal James Inn yesterday after-
noon were Mrs. Charles E. Funk.
Mrs. George 8. Monty. Miss Doro-
thy Raymond: Mrs. 'Aifl‘ed .1. .
Beckius. Mrs. FredericszBtsbe .
Mrs. Earle P. Stevens. ‘Mrs. Henry
George S. Hubboll. Mrs. Harry Stacey
Benton. Mrs. Charles White. Mrs.
Percy Barrett and Mrs. Frank Ead-
ley .
r
O O O
_ Mrs. S. Bryan.“ Hertha-treat is
entertaining the membhrs‘ of the
\Vomon's Home M'ssionsry ‘locioty
at her home. this slternoon. Era.
William F. Jennings will lead the
discussion.
0 C 0
Captain Preston Hart. who is in
charge at a tug boat of the New
the New York' harbor spent the
; place.
’V :‘i .§
“—m
BIG SIIMSPENI
ON THE SCII00].S
Nearly Half of ,Tax
Goes to Education,
F i g u r e 5“ Show —-
Coasting Banned
That nearly fifty cents of every
tax dollar in Derien is silent for sting;i
cational purposes was shown by H‘-
rent figures compiled at the Town
Hall. “.8 cents out of every dollar
goes tor this purpose. Roads aim vb
the. dollar. and 21.9 cents of each
dollar goes for this purpose. The
other quarter of the dollar is used
for the other departments oi the
town. The total distribution is as
allows: Schools 40.8: School Bond:
i..o Selectmsn's Departments ..J 1;
Road Bonds 10.7 :Rosds 17.2.11:-
ttrest 5. 8.
'0
O C
The Board of Selectmen. compos-
cd or ClarencspE. Boston. 3mm B.
Taylor. and Andrew J. Show, have
prohibited coasting on the following
strtets of the town: Mansfield ave-
nue, West avenue. Noroton avenue.
Post road. Leroy avenue. Ring‘s End
road and Tokoneks Read. All viola-
tors are open to arrest.
Edward Burropghs of Westport.
and Mary Ryan or Nor-walk were
worried by Judge John H. Selicek
V . ~ o s o
The Dex-ion improvement Associa-
tion 19. holding their meeting this at.
tel-noon in the Boyle school at a: so.
The Noroton improvement Asso-
ciation is holding its regular month.
iy meeting this evening at 8: oo in
the Firemsn’s Hall. '
‘ O s 0
Easy Dal-lea people hoard lube!
messes Blouse sing in: night from
, o.- o '0
Waitsrfistsatroswsrden’igeon-
tinsdtoiiishome. .wlthseold.
p. «r .w
BobortVV-lr of the salmon
Constructionsompsnrhuboenm
mm.
., Apple Swot Finis Cup Cakes 1
. ' mg a
course of popular lectures relative to
of Wu Pei-Flt. since deposed. started
an sggresive war some months ago.
to interment in the French and In~
v tel-national settlements.
was the “hand guests!
E. ”Harris sit his hoino. Lsdgewood
31mm some is“: to; ladder
mks ~s survey or the automate
the Hi there on. W trade situation in this section" of the
M Mr.
Coil'se
amenity 'cl-Roizm
m. wow Brood ind Butter
, Broiled Best Steak
new Vegetable Salad
not... Potatoes Chocolate Pie
Coffee or_ Tee
, TODAY'S RECIPES
new Salad-minus a “layer or let
toes on 0. plots. then star's circle
with a tablespoon of raw chopped
been. well awaited raw ' spinach.
shopped or finely sliced carrots.
finely shredded cabbage. sliced oei~
ery. s little turnip. either sliced
or chopped. Serve with either
French dressing or mayonnaise.
,
W Green: Pier—(ll. cup
sugar. two. tablespoons cocoa or.
q
I
I
i
two squares chocolate grated: two]
teaspoons cornstarch. halt a tea-
spoon salt. yolks ct two eggs. one
cup mills. Mix dry ingredients. add
milk gradually. cook until smooth;
and thick.
add I lump of butter'
Pet Dog Gives Alarm—
' 5 5 0‘,’ 0 00 in
Crowd ed’ Boston
Tenement District
. BOSTON. Jan. 18.—-—-The Miles
Standish pro-vocational school in
the heart or Roxbury crossing dis-
trict tenement section was destroy-
ed by lire only today with losses-
timated at 850. 000. Members of
the streets.
The alarm was given by a
little girl who was awakened by the
barking of her pet dog. She shout-b
ed from a window to s passerby she
turned in an alarm. Four alarms
were sounded and all available lire
apparatus in the oily Wu called out.
0
BAY CITY. Mich. Jon. i!.-—blrs.
Dolly Bill. known to the circus as _
Dora values. who was attacked or
a leopard the was» training here. last
Friday. died cl midnight of hcr in-
mice.
Religious Education .
Committee Meets
A meeting or the Publicity com-l
mittes of the Norwallr Council of '.
Religious Education was held Sun-
day afternoon in the First M. E.
church. A folder was proper-d ‘
which contains the dam of the '
courses. the lectures and s require-
ments to be met to secure credits
for work done.
The 1515 program fro the session
which will begin January 28 and
end March 80. will consist or s
I .
church and religion. The lectures
will be given Monday evening be-.
tween. the hours of 7:10 and 3
o'clock. Classes in Bible study and!
in teachers' training will be held
from 8:10 to 9 o'clock .
The names of the courses along
Kitth the lectures will be announced
er.
Gamma
City of “Shanghai
gateway port of Chirp.
over which the Peking, government
I
pmd basic to the adherents
General Wu today when more than
seven thousand vanquished troops of:
General Chang Yong-Min. s. rival
leader. was dissrmsd and admitted
mt! eggs
withtgovrdcrs
o: pie and brown in 3","
' 3W3
H. 1
- SHANGHAI. Jan. far-Control ofW ,,
a
1!th one is-
hotter in a museum .cup.
cup mam m teaspoons
baking powder. one-hair. teaspoon
salt. one and one-heinous- door in
a mixing bowl. Add one egg. on-
bosten. to the melted butter in the
cup. on the cup‘ with milk. :11:- it
up and- pour into dry ingredients.
Mix thoroughly. flavor With anyde-
sired flavor” and bake in muffin tins.
SUGGESTION
A home owner. sends in the fol-
lowing suggestion: Use tags freely
about your premises. in every home
the owner should mark “shotdh.”
Use red ink or red pencil to anno-
guish. for gas. at strip of adhesive
tape may be put on each meter.
diagram and, printed list tucked
in plain eighth emutifl. 8
and explain it to members of
family or tenants. You will save on
the plumber‘s bill and also possibl-
llty at loss through damage by fire
or water. In an apartment buildins
be sure and include the number of
the apartment as “water shutoff.
Apt.. 1. " Attach tags to shutoff."
with fine wire.
FAS H I
News Notes
LONDON. Jan. 13.—-—’i‘he weather
recently has been particularly adop-
ted to the wearing of fur collar-
ettes and these articles have become
exceptionally popular. They are of
the choirs:- type decorated at one
side with the head. tail and paws of
the animal. Jap mortar: and sable
‘ are the turn usually selected.
.
PARIS. Jan. 13.—-Hats of shared
iclt are rising stove. the shaved
necks ot the boyishly bobbed just
now. These shaved felts are small
of shape. the crowns high and point-
about to families. fearing that that“ with the any brim! rolled up at
lire would ”read to their homes in fthe “We Md down in from.
the congested district. hurried into “had” preferably.
The
are black, dark
Old Ivory Has
} Glamorous S- and
«w
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..
, armors. «awn. MW‘.»- . ..
f
Whesycoseethewordb old
WMNfi-Khmsfeel—
ingofsncieot ”in“!
Tim frock, of deep old ivory
chil'on velvet edged with
“Mammogram“
Indquuisit'e fabric-adenine.
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Milwaukee Man Guest
Jog: v. flmwogdm ‘
cm
brown. dark ‘ green
rods.
(1' 6751'
IN Thou
‘thexour button’
twosome menswear
in.» our. red mo
In! the Warm
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NEW YORK. in. 12.4. climb.
mud the ion of Mien:
without an stimulus m
*mwolt or these hrs or
E
chevlet in the wildest or
orange shades.
mV‘mu-rmse
, W
our, mo o...» top L
a,
, six and eight years of age. A year
, dren had missed her terribly and-o
: sting and I am not the only men to
admire her by any means. The
drtv
glycitupunsmlwilh make
a new start somewhere so that my
wits will not have to Iuflel' the rest
or her life tor a mistake which she
WM regrets. .Itipllo leans
too. ‘ Before
thought the world has grown moi-i
”grills-lotus and people wouldn‘t act:
.so mm but new. I know batten
arm would you. advise his in do!
. V Shell ,1 he a genius”
j also any pm linemen
4: AY, JANUARY 1.?
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giving you the following answers:
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"sthsnor"; Vertical 58 is "bursa".
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Indian squsws ‘
Sociable
Drier
An injury
Obtain
One who slanders
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A denial
A lynx
Symbol of metallic element
Island connected with lite of
Napoleon
To shut in
Land measure (pl.)
To wait
Suffix denoting superlative
'l‘o eat away
To reward
Form
Intentions
To avoid
American Journalist
Tail-like pull of hair
"That is to say" (two words)
Name of either boy'or girl
Vehicles on runners
Stop
Nouleman of lowest grade
Part or the eye
Anglo-French (abhr. )
importation of knowledge
Greek letter *
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A country
A prettv denoting through
Willows
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Religious order
Canvas con-rod
material
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Fungus used in cooking
Edge of a rnoi
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(Greek)
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Furnace used by aicucmllu
Location
Proportional share
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Mouths (merr-
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Heart and Home Proble
. By nuts. “Wills"!!! 'lflUMi’SUN
ms WIFE RAN AWAY
Dear Mrs . Thompson I am e.
married man with two daughters.
ago my wife ran away with anoth-
er man, but after living with him
one month returned to us. The chil-
hsd l. and I found it very hard to
get along in her absence although
her mother stayed with us and took
care of the children, My wife was
very sorry for What she did and said
she could see what a mistake it was
and that she knew the other man
better she realized she loved me. Of
course I can never tool the some to-
ward her but I have always loved
her as I live regardless of what she
does. She is very pretty and fascin-
nelghbors are making it very hard
for us because they will not forget
what happened. The trouble was
that the man in the case was a
neighbor and so the whole thing
got out and was talked over and
magnified by every one. The man
bassiso returned to his wife and
people seem to forget his part in the
case. but they don’t speak to my
wife and when she is on the street
they ‘sre talking about her. “The
children‘i‘slso have to suflcr Mouse
other children in the neighbor-
hood aren't allowed to play with
them. I hate to be a quitter more
than anything in the world. and i
would like to stick it out to show
eighbore that they have not
us out. but sometimes i won-
do:- if it is worth while. i have a
mflposition and would hate to
vary
to mains the children sure:-
this mos-sod 1
1 lists mm
Mounties. but it you think
Dub.
. pleasant
Bldg. Detroit. Mich.
Mot W solid-bye to dieting“.
in such cases as yours. It pm
would be made thl‘l‘!‘ for!“
you moved to enuzl‘wr neigh
hood. 0! coursc. whv story mil
low you. but if m: [we quietly
in: 8318111101] in wi'y your own
fairs. and making no advance:
probably will he hit MoneT
no chance of loux puma! Mill
ever being more clnrlulhlc to
you, because poopiw Hist aren't
way. If'you do nnu and KM
nation is not relivw'w .l, I will“
Only thing left to (in is m pow
other town. A dnin» your
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OBEY YOI'R PARENTS
Dear Mrs. Thompson 1 have
with a very nicv 211'! M‘ a W
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Mimi;
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.4). Should]
A person has bu]
about her and h.
forced to giwe inn
3‘0? I am scvcntcn ,u us old
also forbidden to on or :0
to my boy rrlcm. Want;
do? .
Obey l’cur portal.
have stated yom 5] ix oi the ,.
abide by their d: C‘S‘ on If? they
"must they will «Hm. comeio
'4
After
realization and in _wou haw
freedom you dcsin. 1m It You
back and secretly .iu the!
they forbid um mu hold t.
rein on 3011 and i w ill boa
time befoxe they \\ ll ccmsid!r
old enough to be in nu d.
Fat That Shows
Soon Disap
Prominent fat which can:'
all! where it is not neede it
burden to cal-r}. a hindrance
“Vince curb upon pleasure.
“I! renew the [at \\ mm 11
”V “Sins after each meal
bedtime, one Marmola Ire”
“Tablet. These little tablets
and eflecttxc as the
’mflption from which UM
the" Mine. Buy and in 3 Id
fly. All drugglsts the wor‘
“11 them. at one dollar for
“r ”'3 can order them dlr"c
General
the Harmon Co . Yo u a!
exam].
got-«‘31.
Norwalk Chronicler