01:“ “Sr up"?
MUSICALE 1s]
ENJOYED AT
THOMAS SCHOOL
111 enthusisstlc audience oi
triends. parents and relatives st-
tended the musicals and toe given
at the Themes school on the Wilson
Point road Sunder otter-noon. '
MONDAjr, MARCH 8, 1926,
FOR THE WOMEN OF VNORWALK
CLOSE DANCING
CLASS FRIDAY
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o
HundredExpected at Scout
_ g ‘ People’s Chorus to Elect
or and Daughter Supper
Officers at Tuesday Meeting
Mrs. Charles Wronn of Wilson
Point and New York will hold the
closing cx-chlsus or her dancing
school in the ltoyul Juiut-H luu. Fri-
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
TODAY'S BIBLE Vliltdlii
The Bible Memorlsing Crussde
Verse tor today is: "Let them
be put to Ibsme sod confounded
together Thst seelt site: my soul
'LOCAL WOMEN
ATTEND OPENING
Plans To Be Made For
Future Musical and
to destroy" it: Let them be turn-
od backward sud brought to dis-“
Mrs. Frederick Leno. violinist who
was scheduled on the progrsm. un-
Tho ul‘i’ulr will be a. Collilllnn
OF NEW LODGE
Social Prosrrams at ‘
honor that do lit in hurt." There will be all sorts of favors, . , ,.
“‘“f’ it; my tortunetely was celled out or town. blue. green. pink and yellow. {\‘L‘l‘y- Daughters of Scour). .lrom sevcr- Annual “1001“
Miller sod nought» sup. “ ““mmuns “'7” ““3” l“ a" thing to he in ii... pastel alludes. ul Mules attended the institution of
Among the girl scout! plum: nests .nd cocoons. A program. ' r . ice cream and Clilh}, will be iii'l'Hltl. u. now lodge in Greenwich, on But- Tl‘ht: annual moon”: of .1... Pro»
email: has not hcsrd point was givento tho patrol tind- bymllviigmdl‘l‘n‘iil; °§322hg123 V3: 1;“ "Bill’llllll'l' WHY :11! l: “:hhl'tl 1‘“: many. About 500 persons were pic's chorus will hi. li' l~i tomorrow
a. hymn: (llnt‘u w c I: In 1 ,'.|_ . , w ., ,l , ‘
Th". 1' much “am” mghihou‘lgtgtdelxhgxerglfia "3‘2: Thomas school ‘honével‘. the pro- l‘cuturo. Those who :er inking hurt ““3”” “l' the «mummy. Lady ""‘mng ”l ‘l 0 l l‘“ 1‘ A”. ”1' 3”‘""”“~'-
”I” “ plsnning 3° come. end about fifteen cocoons. That is (ram 0! which included: . in this dance. include: Cluudlil “Cl-MW“ L0G“: 507“” “"33 50’1“)" “‘3“ ‘ii’l'OUl- 1'th “wring I
3“” “Blunt! the Chlll- agood "I," “mu-d. a“ contest 5.. ClilokHMr.‘ Munseil. Aimu Hartman. Mary represented by Mrs. George Tucker. promises to be one cl tumour} in-
the Committee tor tns sup; tween the troops. All brought 3““- Pm'm “‘1 FM“ 1“ 9 Louise Btu“? llurbm'n 1M- Guide“ Mrs. Willium Russell. Mrs. William West to the mvmbw'r as u..- mmml
received cards :30th to their lunches and were accompanied Minor. , 1 “’ced. Mny i-‘orubo: und Ellli'l Young. Mrs.rLocltwood. Mrs. John ”with" (’1 '0llli‘t‘l‘filv-‘lll mp. Mum:
“Milt 200 mothers and by Ml” Donna and Mrs. Guernsey Chopin. “comm” in F‘ v \\'i‘ii,'l-:.\‘, ."unltvbvil. and Mrs. William .\lc- and “l”. ”NW“ “"“V'H'” “' ”1' h"
All wm tether at th. 8- lieutenant tron: one or the West- Waltz 1” 0' Flat. ”SB-V “’W‘l‘V‘U‘d ““1 ”my ””“j l Lillillltlll. till", M.” I": ”mmngml' ‘1'"“1 ”'l'l'
me tomorrow evening st port troops Hot dogs were roust- Mazurkm- - “m" “"‘l ”hedmc" to d” “' l’“l‘l Halls “I,” M mm 1‘" ”l" “”W"
M room will be decorated ed over the tire and though many Rachmaninoff. Politiobimcllo. room dnncc as a second icnturc. l my‘lblffll "iii! “of”! lWWImnw :11le
~ sud plants rumisbcu Drotlclcd that it would be hard to WWW» ““59“!“- Th. closing uffnir of Mrs. Wrenu':- l CLUB NEWS tiger? .m",m".‘T will on l”.'"’." Hui in
.‘uth Nor-wall: Florist anon start a tire with the wood and ‘Mcmw’u- *Etudo P°l°"‘““- dulu‘ins (‘ 1'3 *5 100““ ("T“‘flr‘l ‘0 I, 0 ll.l?yl.f“’l;f .0! "h.“ l‘mk “im‘ l'
in“ be at the entrance 0:. ground 30 damp. one woe started Grieg, Spring Music. with u gr 1 dual of oxpmnnilmi us lilillcinrfllllc: :(jmtfilélillsrlo \HHl'llul-a
Th. Good Luck Club will meet ut
llufllmum of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Thompson, Fort Point. atroct to.
night.
such allulru in the putt lune pi‘UH‘il
most tlt‘llglill‘ul.
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Next Sunday cttcrnoon. Mrs..Lsue
will give the concert scheduled t r
yesterday. In connection it.
planned also to hove on exhibition
wtth but one match and no paper.
may roblns and woodpnokers were
seen along with o. countless lot ct
other things tbst csn be interesting
to show and direct
to the cloak room and to
porter. Other will be
e! kitchen “helping servo
'l'lit‘: l‘lll'l‘i‘llt yl'ur hits \rlll'lr‘uwl .1
t'ul'ir'iy Ol‘ activity l-_v lilti sovltiy ill‘l'
has been particularly plvniung to th-
members.
there is no news
inflected. s
they could not possibl
casted
pleased by the league
‘the Old State House.
. voters the proper
ballot.
to. the election sud
' V'bysote. ct which t
”let Consisted of
- 0" I‘ll tollowed
worm
l.
Word League or Wanted
. , "scoop” not so
4. I000) tbst brought out
and women to s meet~
on ws's s mock election
we. held in order to touch
m had been plsnned
thirdsct [complete com
" were mode tor vsrious
to‘the vacation in the schools
from
bike with their Coptsin
Benton and gathered
ii The Scouts in Waco 5
bike on Thursdsy st 10
They took s hike through
to find tent ester-
e of Women VOters
Holds a Mock Election
Ybe
and
The
way
was
here
the
sod
-—Scribo Agnes Foley.
try on Mondsy afternoon for s short
lunches were taken but the hike
wu very much enjoyed by the girls
end by Miss Donne who accom-
panied them pert wsy.
~8cribe Muriel Dibble.
one“.
Mrs. Alice P. Merritt woe nomi—
nated tor perm-ht chairmen by
Anne Grummsn. and was then
elected. site: which Mrs. Wiedman.
who is president of the issue.
moved thst the chair appoint s
plstiorm committee. All imaginary
plotter-m committee consisting or
Aunt Eppie Jones and Miss Cherry
Cobler was appointed.
Nomination of a mayor wss then
made by Barbara Lincoln. .sud's
committee consisting or Mrs. Jsmes
sud Mrs. Wiodmsn wss sprouted
to notify thomsycr or his nomine-
A number o! comic odious were
corninsted. They comprised the
nominated by Gisdys Gllnsok:
treasurer. Tristsm Trustee. nomi-
nated by Mrs. Edward Baldwin:
comptroller, Ssmuel maidenhead-
stated by list-s Miler; met-shah
Marion Taller. nominated by Re-
gins Martin. and Rec Grants.
nominated by Miss ‘Grsbsm: town
clerk. Reginald Recorder. nomb'
men. Andy Gossip. Dinicr Moore.
sud Otto Grow. contested, by lilo»
no:- at. John: board or eduostiou.
school committee. Elie Cinders and
Petey Dinh. .nontinsted ‘ by Mrs.
”his" is Mini-s s ts I
strong.
resented-t
‘ ;.; H? l AW ‘3] m DOWN
I Hdsy. Did your cspltsl 3“
secs s d: 's inure-ti fish you swings. in-
vestment". or property nmisgindmtoe‘mt
less people beneath” proud first.
port D. A. 5.. has planned so un-
Cim'r. Mrs. Arthur oeuntrymm '
follow: Collector. C. O. D. Bil“. '
noted by Ruth lung-bury: select- ‘
will be held in the bacon t‘ mom
evening March. :7. .
New York city will ,be smokers.
menses-tents is composed
George Woodworddohn Keogh and
Mrs. Clara Glover
' A surprise party was given um
About titty guests were present
and s dslnty bullet luncheon we:
served. Vsast's aercusders supplied
the music for danci and one of
the'gnests delighted th an exhibi-
tion or the Charleston. .
Irma Chase On
I D. A. R. Program
usual. program for the sonnet meet-
ing ott‘h'e DJA. .3. to be held in
the sinusoid hotel today.
The entertainment twill! start at
1:15 and is to be preceded by s
luncheon. :lt witl‘cousist. or trees!
selections by Miss Helen O'Shes. cc;
lorsturs ”Dum- 9?. 5!“)‘9'41 WI!
lrms Chose. Bridgeport dsncer..who
is well known in Norwsllt: 1nd Rob-
ert Docllner. \doiinist. of Manchester.
who will be assisted by Robert Bru-
dot to Kowlcy, pianist. _
cuuucuss
actions! Church. ‘
I C .0
The Omicron circle of the Best.
Avenue M. E. church will meet to-
night at the church.
Boy Scout Banquet'
At Mabackemo Mar. 27
The bouquet gluon by the «Boy
Scout Council to the Scout, Mum-
or the Hotel Mobscltemo ~ turday.
\ The demmlttee in choice ot .tns
ct
Funk W. Roberts.
lion. «mediums slso.
work at to.
worked out for
Flo Fairbanks. niece of the famous Doug. is trying to become a
Rev. E. B. Llobler. editor of the
Catholic Churchman. preached at
St. Paul’s Church yesterday morning
in the third series of sermons he is
giving on "The City of God".
In the first of the series he drew
a. picture of the Old Testament idea
The second sermon ihowod the
attitude or our Lord toward the idea
of Empire. how strongly rebellious
He was: how the Blessed Virgin
Mary. had been in close contact with
those three great figures or the New
Testament. St. John Baptist. James
“the Lord's brother.” and St. John
the Evsngciist. t6 whose cure the
Virgin was given.
Yesterday the topic was "The
Church and the Empire." and the
text was trom Ephesians 5. "For
this know ye, that no whet-amongst
nor unclean person. nor oovetoul
men. who is an idolstcr. hath any
inheritance in the kingdom of Chris
and ct God."
s nice motor car might thins him~
sell covetous. thOugh looking at s
rich neighbor who had only to draw
his cheque to have a car. he would
not thing the‘ neighbor eovctous. We‘
would hsrdly piscc the little boy
who wanted s bicycle in the class
with white slavers and such. No.
the reason ccvetousness is smong
the seven deadly sins. end the rea-
«son the New Testament is so strong
on the sin or covotousneu is because
o! the economic situation or time
day. The Roman empire. which the
Jew and the Christian listed so. rest-
ed on covetousness. The love of ease.
. Third ‘City of GOd’ Sermon
lhr. idea. of Empire. Tho blood lust
“'hlt‘l‘i pormcstcd the idea of empire
“:in covctouencsh. i
Alter the Ascension. the Apostles
preached the Kingdom or God. The
Pharisees not! others who lived on
ill-t labor of others. the privileged
acted like trying to put out a gross
tire with s. broom. There ware two
tires where before there was only
one. Where one martyr was put to
death illU‘o were two workers to
carry nu. Tho persecution became
the problem at the empire. which
was the ilorco enemy of Christianity.
The. reason was not. however. theo-
logical. It is said that. the Christians
were: put to death because they re-
fused in worship the emperor; but
this was not required of the Jews.
‘nor would it have been of the
Christiuns. if they had "minded
their own business." But they
wouldn't. so tho iron heel of the
empire tried to grind them down.
of God. showing the origin of the cursors. persecuted the Church. The
, « . . fl , theocratic ides and the beginning of iiouluu empire persecuted tbs -
Missaeesierbibbri OIW'BPMIO- the Rowen imperial ides.“ ‘ Church. But persecution sometimes N 0 C H A R G F
bed to resort to any measures possi-
ble to keep the people plscsted. The
Roman rmmcs..circusos. amphithea-
tricnl holistiullties were. to keep the
people occupied: but there wss ul-
were danger. because the poorer
people of Rome know that. in the
Christians they ind friends. Fr.
Lloblor reed whst St. John had to
say ill the Revolution. 1
The preacher closed with n strik-
ing picture or the dark ages. with
no great figure. on age full of cruel-
ty. oppression. and hatred: an age
illiterate and without culture.
Next Sunday Fr. Liebler will take
the Girl Scout Council held at the
scout hesdqusrtors on North Main
street‘li'ridsy morning. .
Those present were: Miss Doris
Bench. the acting regionsl director
when“. to the council at. 10:10
o'clock: Mrs. Munro. choir-mun ct
Anmhamlli‘unssneeetbe
Court'- ot Aw‘srds as
a.
i
9.
.5
Rib Itetber
Girl aScout Spring [Plans
Discussed; Caterpillar Contest
" - l l". l v toourrooms.
. . Plans for the Spring were 'dis. ripen oi the state meeting at 38
. cumsd at the executive meeting 0! Bridgeport saying that a simple SALE THURSDAY MAR. 11th AND
group or by-lsws hsd been adopted
tionol. spoke to the group. Mrs
Chsndlcr made a. report on the Bot.
tor Films Committee to the Council
and then the meeting was odiournod.
A. meeting of the Oiticers' Asso-
ciation was held st. the club rooms
on Main street. on Wednesdsy night...
Those present included: firs. Hum"
re. Miss. Jeunlnu. bliss Simmons.
mes Anderson. was Benton. Kiss
bevy. Mus. Csvsnegh. who rem
canted the councils“ Kiss Done.
The principle business ”of the
‘ * meeting was the disco-ion o!“ the
' “other sud Daughter .1er to be
held tomorrow night. All intertroop‘
murawommmmvm
limits the most number or test-
estsrplilsr on nests. There will be
first. second end thirdulgncrs. The
and that Mrs. Micro from the Ne.- .
guest of luvr cousin. Miss lillih l'ius-
sell, 53 Wilton in't‘lll‘ic.
Hollywood. Cal.
0 U 8
Miss Myrtle Mills, of Lawrence
street, one a Visitor in Bridgeport.
Friday evening.
. O It
Mrs. Irving ll. “("3th was mm of
the guests at u hist party given by
Mrs. Charles Sc meld. at her home.
in Connondoic. Friday afternoon.
Let us testrycur.
' radio tubes
Time Square Radio
5 u p p I y C 0.
Radio Sets and Accessories
64 No. Main 83L. 8o Norwcllt
Phone mt Open l‘lt't'nings
c. n. SMITH. AUCI’IONEER
NOW ON EXHIBITION .
at our Annex, 795 Seventh Ave-
OOK’SZd ST. BRUNSWICK-5w BLDG.
Important to Hotel Men,
Dealers 86 Buyers in General
We have just removed from the were-
houses of one of the largest New York
sod Philadelphia dcpsrtmcct scores .
Ten Caricads of
This lot is beingsscrlficed on sccount of
srsdicslchsngclnthe finniture d ut-
ment of this is e depsrtmem store. so-
ing been rel by s nsdonslly known
msnufscturcr of it hclsmfurnircrcwlth l
instruction to sell or who: it will bring.
to ovoid expense of return. to fscto :chs
d score «min I lasso om
1&5. infrelght sod csrts‘ge, besides de-
Smith’s Knickerbocker ,.
The OPPORTUNITY of the SEASON ‘
”HOMO DAYS AT 11' A. M.
subject oi the talk to be given by
nulk Librury auditorium this after-
llmn she has done so this year.
While still others will be to every Girl Scout. ‘ 0‘ miniatures. - FRATERNALS 'l‘hr. cunuolhudetirlg oi the Day Di‘l’mrman‘v‘ffsmh'tlflly ill“: lggi'mlliyli
uddgmhm. a”... This Troopfl’lboltll'legltl‘llc:riggiflllrzgnthe i ll -—-—-—--- Nursery will be held this afternoon standard, “it “10 800“” activllive "
k “it in $13: lfuxl’moli Poppy Troop was held at the K. oi EXGCUtWe Board “mm“ 0““ "r 5“"5 ”f “”1”" ”L ”w “m" °r “rs' Christi” lllhlth pill-'0 2...... Ml! {OH-nmgm-y
'iilvbe a speaker (tom the C. club house on Monday March 1st. . ‘ "'"' “'m‘m‘m‘o“ mm” M" n' M” sl‘lm" on we“ “cm” “1 3:30 Ill [dittnvul-a ilum im- l.” mmln'
‘aesdquurters. ‘3‘"; 8. 6- Having adopted a. new method we Meetlng Tomorrow int-ctnlouiifllt .t i": :‘rullltlln silt-cl. Oclocll. . . . 2; llmllllllnl‘lleijillninlutliiliilfglzlilisllllhm
ho is the Secretary at the h“ 0‘1“ Scout work “1'“ and thou . ' _ , , The m“ q d \' 1 .. ,1 i \‘ll Among the artists: who have up
Ptrtment. licr topic will Opening exercises. Tcnderfoot work ngwm 1‘ mm“ “I ”W I" I" 1" p-‘L l1 ‘1" . a “Ht ( m." nmrml m ihr‘su mnls :ll'v: Niko".
w "m Mothers can help put was taken by Miss Donne with The Fairilcld League of Women will meet tonlqbl. ill loo “ashlnu- my” M _‘ "i .’?m_0 0‘ ‘llstql'u -\~ mu”, mmmm \N Mmmmz‘ “I“,
' ””0”?" M75 Pollard 0! three new Scouts and the seam“ Voters Executive board will hold 9. '0” sum" “lmlmllm on north Mam ”up! to. leave our of the llllr-sl mills. on llil'tl.~
, "l have 5. 311011 talk on cm” Signalling was in the charge} meeting temcrrow at the ,Wdltport ‘ l I! Might. . . . I [that “as over prr-svnlt‘ll lll Nil:'\‘.’.'lll~.:
Ella“! 11” meant to 1181‘ in ct Ml” ,Simmons. am“ 1”" Msnor House in Westpori, to mske Court fiuchonziv. No. :l:'.. Fun-st- 'l'l , . q .. . . , . _ . and [*‘Iorcucv Slur-mun litrlghs, ll."
e. cm a Girl boom of played and the patrol corners held. 91...”... the '3ng p m. of Ammo... will lumt tonight at w ‘“ ‘:"~ ”ml"? 0? J‘“ ‘4‘”: 8““ cclrrl'nruteil (tulloisl. The work or up...
Willspeck on What Scouting T1“ 3"“ ”‘31“ Circle “1”“ ‘ Multan... M..Fechneimer..u choir. 63 80“”! Mal" ““3"“ ' omens Club “ill me". tonight M “TU-“‘5 ““5 0f ”1“ ”HP-‘1 and WIN
,!or her. Songs Will be "lb“ interesting 1““th . man or pubucity..wiil represent Nor- ‘ ' " lhf’flflrub “mm?” 1°" Mm“ Elm" appearances at the “cwbtoceillvr”
it is hoped that through . --Scrlbe All“ HODDGP- wslk. Mrs. Helena. Hill Weed will Our Brothors Lodge, x040. 0.1.1 5““ or '5 1"“? y’cnrd purl). socinls or tho I‘coplv's chorus worn 0
« there will be more co. At the meeting of troop 8 last also be present ii‘. she is inltcwn. Follows; “ill mu-l (unit'hl. at lb 'l'lu- mu,“ “v”. Community Hub examples (it tho :u'thltics thill mu-
anththle part 0: the “homily afternoon. Bertha. thson Luncheon will he Beneath“ 12 “3"” "“‘°"“ uiii llold'll‘iklo‘lg (lC‘fOl‘l'C‘tl mrd {\mng illmmmkf‘lll {Ml ”W limb”
e cool be it u w o as , o' . _,,,______,_,._...¢_...._.. ‘ ‘ ‘ " l'orwa ' may w. or l'rmn of on
M. I. q srters month wzeigvlség? taggboxgr: clock party at the cllll).rc(:nls tonight. organization that is gm”? the com-
played and the troop duwm' PERSONALS "Visual Education" will be the munity musm or the. ”Hill” n: ma
offered by the l'rvoplo's chorus.
.1. a tiafin ofdlddildbgldlt'smgmbe" 0t tCap; Gi en Party movie actress. On her graduation lrom an eastern finishing school she “m Zlhrlr- 1‘14)"an “1. Jrer Mr. Don Curios Ellis of New york 1d S . 1
. - roop me a V A , . , .. ,1 . ‘ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ ' " city, before the mcctin of ti e B t. I H ~
d. , The Scouts of Troop d the Norwalk Methodist Church ves- went to Los Angcies and is non hi “all. on the lalrbnnks-l lt‘lthi‘tl lot. City. 5pm.. (1... \vpoth-nll us the m Films As t‘laiionglli [th Ndr. 0 O oua
bike. The ‘ .
hosts. The will Silver Mind'cocttterlgcogienzflytliz Clerc Glover at the home or lid! F th L. b] D l. ‘ ‘ " noon. M” Ellie comes to horwnlk Court Laurel, Catholic Dauglnrrs
obtsined wss lit. The)! troop tool: their Observation test reroute. Certain ind Mri- Carl An- 8- er le er 8 lvers Mr. and Mrs. J. Randolph Bray. ”0’" “m “‘3" km“ “my “mm" 0; America. will hair! a social in tho
' I't‘oofif'mfl on the m' ”It! otheri took their Nature worll derson. 28 F 1"" “"“l- 31mm” ‘ H M 805mm l-illls_ uro "”w rcuistertd Russia is going to sell the old :Smerlf; I{llLlllllttm xiislgn‘gtlon :ljrlnllii
n t t . . .. ":2: («1.1 . . w :1. up on pr ’
co as or cut ester for the second class badge. ,No night. “it tho lloilmomi ill/l lltlt‘ it flow" ”was m Amommw First of entertainment has Mm piannr-d
for the occasion.
. I Health of
b! the precinct worker. tion T > There wus a dimculty in the Nero probably sci tire to Rome to . . , ,
‘ cribs seedlid not was be .ppo?;§°§’:“mm‘ 3?:23 The Community" Tritium: school mind! of people. the preacher mid. outline the Ronmn people against an 7th iALBSROOXGTssiNdQ ‘ “and“ ”rim [fr-3“" ”the most 3°C table
‘ isnsgiucry registrar's or. w“ m. by w“ B k. “a popular 1mm. Wm be h.” to. spoutwhst constitutes covstousness; the Christians. The rulers were sl- VENUE SIREBI an popu orm yet devised—~a dc clous
' ' night st the South Norwalk Congre- A poor man who would like to have way: sitting on a volcano. end so PHONE CIRCLE 3619-36” Chcwmg Gum—so sweet, minty and delightful
no constipating reaction!
Cicero Sspp sod Mrs. Glued Chints. in: ~ . '
. u - um the desire to live on the up the rmlutl of the ides ot the bedroom mid nth .
awfihgfmmfii m: c,;"a“ffztl°gig§mfigtz :35: lsbor or others. wss st til. root at City of God in the Middle Ages. nonspecific . i ll . a" The Chewmg Gum Laxative
' ' c1”. 'snd Pierre MacDonald. of m 9'“ For Constipation—After Exposure—After Wearing
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More Precious
:. ,‘ Than Gold is the
in flavor that children love it and parents bless it.
No more kiCking, squealing. gagging. noscholdo
in; when “medicine tim
more coaxing. whecdling. bribing, bullying. Just
pop a halfvnuggct of H. KB. Chewing Gum into
that eager little mouth and let the wonderful
chemistrv‘o the child’s'own body do the rest.
Quick, efficient, mild in action. And there is
‘H. K. 3.
15¢ at all drug stores
~ 4W3
on grow” {00!
your Children
e" comes ’round. No
a trump STREET
For EXPERT LAUNDRY Work
PHONE
1 3. 8:4.- 1 2
ALL WORK WASHED BY HAND AND IRONED BY HAND
YOUR CLOTHES ARE ALL DRIED IN THE OPEN AIR
AND SUNSHINE
., ' ALL BLANKETSWASHED WITH PURE IVORY— SOAP .
Shahhein Home Hand Laundry 4
ALL wosx‘osnnso run, an plum ,_
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