MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1923.
R THE WOMEN OF NORWALK
“Well Baby Conference” Opens
. “mam Park . .I Fall Season In Westport
Putnam Park was the scene of e
Jolly picnic Saturday afternoon held
by the Girls' Friendly Society of
e mint 0
. ‘ Fh'tiism not
Sunshine To Soldiers Win Mics
The Mary Linedl Cebu“. D. 0.
of HM
Girls‘ Friend Holds
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when a Man LoveE a Maid
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here of V. F. W. Camps and Mothers Bring Their Babies For Examination and
at the ClIb House. at
U. A. lit. held a delightful pionio
Home Bey MA 1
, day. a fine program and
' ence combined to nuke
Over. State Attend An—
crotch. - ,.
mans" Park. The members and
rue-tee,th abpttt't o'clock is' the
hour. tired but ban”. after then-
day'e outing.
.noe dogs and hamburger were
very mesh in evidenoe during the
sum and {earned at a late-
Trinity church. The trip was made
in the Norwelk-New Canaan bus
and was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
By 5:80. all were ready to sit down
to tlte bountiful supper served. con-
sisting of potato salad. baked beans,
tomatoes. pickles. sandwiches of
Advice, Meetings Are Well Attended as Many
as Forty Babies Bein Present at One Time
Fat ilLlilii‘S thin i)lii)it"fl well he.
biirs, sick bullies. they bring them
all to the “Well Baby Conference."
ORANGE FILLING.
At Pembroke ‘;
Home D” 0' the Spam Mrs. Jumps IA. Allen, 193 East held once a. month in Westport.
.Geniee of II- Drts wer'e enjoy. Various kinds. cake, cookies. coffee
VW "1‘ Ct the w‘ - $.71 . " ~ m} .m Val pm by and gm". Avenue. ‘ The first fall gathering took place
-I II Newton. 1010"” ’ . All. Tile members and friends “tho 1-: cup sugar. IlrldayI afl‘e‘yloIoa tntfthe lIEedford
meet successful re! ohm ‘ ' 'Amone thou who mede the Mir attended were: Mrs. MabelMcPher- 2 1-3 “we "Our- ‘°“"‘ " '35 W“ '0’“ - '0 ‘
o'clor‘k and a number of matters.
discussed tonsils in particular. wem
discussed.
The conference was founded a
year ago in Westporl. by the Nursrs‘
Grated rind 1'2 orange.
l-i'cup orange juice.
1-2 Tbsp. lemon Juice.
1 egg.
1 tsp. butter.
: to the park .were: Kr. and hire.
camp and auxiliary Howard Richards. Mr. and the. Al
elk were well repreeent. suspend. Mr. and Mrs. Oeeerbank.
e and son. Royal. Mr. and Mrs. David
waleenee. of Get. leeley.ene » aster.
son, .Mrs. 113er. Miss Christine. Miss
Mary honaub. Miss Phlllippine
Scheub. Miss Ruth Hamilton. Miss
Dorothy Cloud. Miss Alice Caldwell,
Mrs. .Dorotlly Shel-wood. lilies Har-
b‘crvlco nt' lledtol'd House, in Conner.
.... . an Mr PM" Me riot Hen _ Cook ten minutes.
wii‘iB.‘ii.'3.§i?‘“"i‘r, ml.“ and gm. IJirtillte Jposlin. "BB. mu hldyabei Jams. lulu Ruth "M" "0“ .. D" "“99 "°" "“0" “'“h ”N “we "”mmm “"
. “t program it C: ..1 A '01 .JaumuWill Gunther. Mi- Herning. Mi" “"5”“ Simone. would like to “hum with “he”? 1m‘lllittiI-lutllre on child care and wrl
3" 0" “an- “4 it . lint-tel JM'lr-Ind Mn. Kerry Isl-a Agnes Holt, Miss Elisabeth 1' ”°« 50"“ “ ‘"- 1 ‘ ' 1 ~
on the hearth front of .
building. the large porch ~ .
iiding ‘being used as a
ere speecee eeby the var-
-~ out o ere. followed
one by an orchestra
town for the occasion.
taro is reel-ii'eli from the state and
lilo conference, ill turn sends in rv-g-
ular reports of each meeting to tho
Connecticut IiHliiil department.
The third Friday of every month.
mothers from Westport and vicinitv
bring their babies to the confereluv.
llcro the. children are weighed and
measured by the nurses lll charge.
A record of each child is carefully
kept, so that any slight change, ci'll-
“ Weingartner.
The council holds its regular
meetings every second end fourth
Tuesday of the month. '
Two Services, One
In English, One In
German at Festival
Rev. Dr. M. Plnkert. of the Sea-
Holt. M're. Addie Weed. Mrs.
Jaynes.
Miss Ellen Redllng. Mrs. Emma
Bailey. Miss Minnie Ferris, Miss
Lucy Baddeley. Miss Elle. Linde-
befg.
. 'Tho next meeting will be held
‘ , .Octobcr 7. at Trinity church. All
members are urged to be present as
important plans will be considered.
Sue
Epworth League
Plans'For Convention
In Mamoreneck
Twenty-five young people of the
East Avenue M. 1;, church gather-
r'd at the stripper of the lipworth
, «s'eoit lions by Bernice Mal-
deserve special com- .
« for their excellence. . .1
, ° ° Lea ue, last evening. "l'llls was the 0“ [01' 3004 0“ bad may 1"? properly
«bers of the comihl ., :MOI'OI Mned' at New York. Was Election Of Officers ””5“” meeting of the year. Tablen' cart-d tor. A doctor is in attendance
'0. M)" an 'd y‘." . m t 0‘ 8“ morning “Hie. Held‘ By Young \velie set in the basement of the at each conference “”d “"95 ”it'll
“'04“ ll d“ “I“. Tub“ unison“ It fit
child a thorough physical examina-
tion.
Among: the little patients, several
have been found \vlth diseased ton-
sils. These cases have been followed
up in the home and the correct care
church where the leaguers sat down
to a delicious spread.
Following :1 social hour. the meet-
ing adjourned to the Sunday School
room of the church. where the de-
votional part of the, evening was
eter,‘ erfvsngelicai Lutheran
church. yeste ey. The occasion was
the annual mission festival of the
church. Ne morning service wu
in German. Miss Louise Banks. ren-
dered a solo. After the meeting, Miss
Banks was presented with a beauti-
.. It Jpresident of the Ile-
xillttry. and Mrs. William
. for the entertainment.
. social meeting of the
n-sillnry will be held Sep-
(II My lncnuc. who begins
studies in Pembroke college,
section bf Brown university.
week.
People’s Society
Miss Velma Bennett was elected
president of the Young People‘s so-
ciety of the First Methodist Episco-
pal c.\1l'ch’ltt a meeting held last
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this
Love leads people into lots of trouble—sometimes it even leads them
..-...... ...--.. . Ti] IP has spent. Miss Roxie Honghton was administered. One child was discov.
00 i ht S i1 ii" DAY,S REC ESe fll‘lli‘vltllokwgiilgttiremIeel-r'ilice \the ladies to ' spanking. Billie l‘ollitz "“d "W“ Miller 0‘ Cleveland, 0M0. decided Nth! in the chapel. the lender. Special music was en- nod to have a congenital dislocated
M “18 a .. .........--._....... -~ .............._ of the church served a ddinty lunch. to slope one day. They hopped on n strccucsr and were taken in tow 89‘" 02:11:; “Sim“? "1‘31““: joyed as part of the program. Roy hip. Another had a slight lllart
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Cauliflower bcouffle eon in the basement of the church. by a cop when they couldn't pay their - fares. Then they were taken p ‘ r u M mm“ "NM” 0’ ”l" Li‘wm‘h ”WM“ 1” “0‘“ ("“9" ”‘9 mmhe”
I duty-(We members and friends Secretary and treasurer. lilies Dor-
Leagues of this district was present
' American Legion and lik-
One 31m" head cauliflower, 2 The afternoon service was in know nothing of the conditions of
home and spanked. They're shown together here. Both are 3.
II II moo "lb '3. ts othy Stevcns. h ll 11* in it til r - the child-m which conditl n 1.
En iieh. This was held a 8 on k. . at t e mee "11- t. on no e l) 0 it . 0 prev
iiohrt ‘b dnCliptain' the: 121:” 103d up tiiilltlifri- stifling? wit; Rey: Martin (if Waliiifk- ' ”'"W ' A--... -—-- ......m It " ““3“ '0 my“ a 50““ 1 1'" eramfor the Enworih League Con- ably would have gone unattended
.etg . a oer - . . . W 10
with refreshments at 6:15 o‘clock,
preceding the Sunday evening serv-
ices. from how on. Thetlcndere are
anxious to have a large number in
vontitfit to be held at hlanlnroncck.
October 9 and urged that as many
as possible be present
fol-42:“ the speaker. Ernest Schols
use“ 'a «10.130111 gatherings were
well attended. t the conclusion of
the sfternon meeting. a social hour
but for the work of the conference.
Another case brought to light. was
that of a child. one side of whom
was much undcr~developed.
t. tho "Ellen J. '° Deep”? e‘tbe
bet the weather"
«» .the sail among the islens
Along the Sound was greatly en-
WHO WILL WAKE THESE WOMEN?
4 e co pepper, l tabletl‘po'on
-Iii'L ”sweat pepper, 3 eggs. .-~
cauliflower stand head down
in salt watebfor one hour. , Cook in
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The announcement that t'lu- new Democratic central com-
, attendance. Th in th ' i r
. f to min- Wu onto it and. rsfreehmen Wer 1‘ - 1‘ V e 0 or was gvcn a progfitm
rd afternoon the auxiliary Big-”wierunlimcdnx .3121: rButter. min eer’v’ed. “ . mitt“ woman J“St elected 1s “1‘5 Ixatilerine 3‘3““. Silverminc ...“... - Bu tsche D a es of exercises for the little one and at
Megan the children of the stir in flour and slowly add milk. The young people of the church, avenue this city, brlngs us to it sharp and conscious realization Audmo-Fusaro A ”my fan wedding .Ook mare the last conference. the nurse r»-
> Home. WeItvol-t sienna. at stirring content”- "Add mix. ”I: £13;gfw°é£1nmzflnlmfl°r¥lcz that there really are Democrats.- women in horwaik. —-—~~-— !Snturday evening at 6 o'clock in 3:13;}:2301‘“ cm” had “M
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,. yolks of eggs until thick and lemon churches. This meet was held at have been sleeping, sleeping, so quietly that they have not dis- Weat “mm 3“,,“de “m mm“, va-“ton “MI ”.me the bride of to six years are received at the colt~
Registration colored Ind I“? ““0 h“ ““09- R°' 3mm" 3“” “m" turbed anyone ill :1 “(log’ s age in marriage at 9:30 o-clock this . George Victor Illll‘lsvhe, also of ”WI“; filo-:0 abgVeI‘hat “86 a“
move from he“ and let COO] Whue .....__...___-..... ~- ' ‘ mornin . at the S cred B ‘t h ' Wilma Road. son of Henry lrlltschw. “in.“ ”71‘ ‘3’ i 10 SC 00 "UP”.
I " ‘1' mm“ White. M 9““ until 5“" and Nominations JuSt recently Ml‘s'. Lliiltlil 8' Abbofi.’ 10, [imon Pad.“ was Stamfofd. to Nitfitoius 15331113) “xiii The bride was dressed in 260”;- Mifi ‘anvs—memg' public health
“m“! 1°?“ 3°“?ng dry; Add cauliflower to sauce. fold _______,, named natlouai coinnlltteewoulall for Connecticut. Quite an of Anthony Audmo ..., L'umn ...... of as]... of rm... and mm,d,1ull-so of \i'estport, is in charge of
. '1' 0‘13 - ‘V in bitch whites and turn into a El h f 'N 'ik A I, ' 1 k df . t' ' u . ' ' ' . . .. . . . .ilhe conferences assisted b the
cotton was held lost evenln gt onor or orun . .t in. tdnle we 00 c 01 a s 11‘ in 11. street. ‘nhiie roses. She was ninn away by . Y
W“ ”W“ WW!“ mm resell-battered baking dish line we '
. These in charge are,
I those who plan to enter
register as early as possible.
‘ -ay and Friday nights have
' = it set aside for enrollment.
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Cake ”Bale
0 sum of 811 were realized by
or Ready Circle at its coke
.held Saturday afternoon at. the
- circle is
. . t-
To hold another sale 5;?“
M ket. 'l'l'te~
TCASS"
“.‘WASHER
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EASY means
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him: 220 volt appliances.
‘44 westerners
I moss 1217
. .in a casserole. Sprinkle
'“ltistoee. 1 green pepper.
ice Appliance Co.
«itmt‘yé-five minutes in a moderate
oven. When firm to the touch the
scoufflc is done. Servo at once.
Stuffed Tomatoes
Four medium sized tomatoes. 3-4
cup cooked macaroni. 1 teaspoon
minced Onion. 4 tablespoons grated
cheese. buttered crumbs.
Wash and cut notice from the
stem end of the tomato. scoop out
seeds and sprinkle inside with salt.
any)“ Mr B plate and let stand on
”)0. hit-.1 hour. The skins will slip
remove the seeds and combine with
macaroni. onion and cheesy Fill to-
matoes with this mixture. and sprin-
kle with buttered crumbs. Place in
a butteeed baking dish. add a few
tablespoons of water and 1 table-
spoon butter and bake thilty min.
nice in a moderate oven. Ser'te from
bolt in: dish. . .
« linked Pork Chops. .
Four good sized lean pork chops.
1—3 cupatnoooked rice. 1 large Span.
idfi onion. 2“ cups hot water. 2 to-
epoons salt. -8 teaspoon pepper.-
Pork, tenderloin "frenched" can
be used in place of the chops if pre-
ferred., One pound of tenderloin is
needed Bear chops quickly on both
sides: in a hot frying pan. Arrange
rice ,ovcr
meet. cover with a. layer of onion
cut in thin slices. Peel tomatoae
and ctit in thin slices. Arrange over
onion. Remove seeds and pith.from
pepper and! cut in thin circles.
aprinkie‘ dyer tomatoes. ‘ Sprinkle
'dff aftir bakin3,. Strain the pulp to .
2 ...tee-‘
rife iterieili nominating: of local
of the ét§ounve committee of the
Not-walk oung People's Council of
the Norwalk Council of Religious
Education. Nominations as its g 1‘
for different offices are as follous't,
President. Francis E. Northrup.
Secretary. Elisabeth Maclech-
inn.
Treasurer. Ruth Uhl.
Vice-president in charge of:
Religion. Elizabeth Longsteff.
Education. May M. Hadley.
Recreation. William Gustafson.
Socials. Russell Wright.
Organisation, Ralph Hartwell.
As yet returns have not been re-
ported from the \‘ottt;. ’ '
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..BingIoI Barty
The Pride of Uncss will hold a
bingo party followln the regular
meeting Thursday at t at the Red
Men's Hall, Washington street.
Member-send their friends are in-
vited.
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Rider-Caney
Mr. and. :Mrs. Arthur '1‘. Csney. 31
Mefiin street. announce the en-
gagement“ of: their daughter. Grace
Mario. to Theodore Rider. son of H.
3.13. Rider. lit Van'Zant. street. No
date has been set for the wedding.
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salt and pepper over the whole and
pour thb hot water in at one side.of
the dish. Cover and bake three
hours .‘in a moderate oven. Remove
youngaeople'e societies for membeu ‘
slumber (if the Democratic women
Mrs. Abbott has alrcndv announced her intention of gather-
ing the women together for the purpose of forming an honest
to goodness Orgiinizatiml. If Mrs. Bisscli would join forces with
her perhaps the dream would Silt)“ results.
Systematic and consistent organization is of course, the first
step toward any political goal. The Democratic men stand ready
and eager to help. They would like to see the Democratic women
of Norwaik blinded together-f" teal force in the community,u
force with opilnons ell eurrcnIt‘I issues, with the voice to speak,—
tho will to do.
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MISS MADELEINE BENJAMIN, BRIDE TO BE
IS GIVEN MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
, ~i:d--' ~~~
mu: Madeleine Benjamin. Nortli' Miss sinrguerite Grumley. Miss Ca-
Wildi- avenue. was Riven «1 Int-«tr therine Monohnn. Mrs. H. Banks.
laiieous shower. Friday evening. in- Mrs. Thomas, Miss Hubbard. Mrs. A.
honor of her weddiiig-ito Royal xJ. llenjalllin. M" Bung-I Mn Bessie
Guy..er. " Prospect avenue. \thit‘h Will Bemamin. Mrs. Andrew Klsh, Mrs.
take place. September 27. Over fifty Scallnrd, Miss Betty Thoma’s.
of Miss Benjamin's friends gathered, Mis Goomaha Mrs. M. Barry
at. her home to wish her much hap~ ,Miss Florence 63"! Mrs. Kosmecki.
Dine" 1U"? “mm“ ""“M‘”: “" Miss Alabelle Golder Miss Elsie
enjoyed —- the guests dcpnlting at “i Golder. \liss Kate .Kufllk, Mrs.
late hour. 1* B Mia Lorett lilord M
Miss Denim“! ”MW“ ‘““""’Mi«i2-e«qltoc1:n a on. m
beautiful and useful gifts. Among _
those present Were; Miss Margaret: M” 0m"! ““53 Annie bewmsn.
Baloff. Miss Margaret Drasky \iise‘ “”5 Alice Webb 3“" Eleanor
Anne OConnor. Mrs. Thomas Web “mm“ M” Kish, M1" L1"?
11,0111. Mill Clara 9188. Misti H32“ Finch, Miss Catherine Giadil. Mrs
”awn, lilies Loretta O'.Connor llatt. Mrs. E. Grumley, Mrs. W.
Miernutn Williamson. Miss Mali ““5“
lie~Kbvism Miss Mary Allen; Ill Miss Elizabeth Glynn. Mrs. Art.
i.e'ta'~‘tt‘l-ncrieks. Miss [)Iot Bale Inomnnln. Mrs.1)onovsn. Miss An'te
Mrs. Hendricks Mrs. Fred Olse'l't. Iin Kot‘i'ln Miss Lilly Schnefer: Miss
Mrs. E. Olson. Miss Mildred Grunt-l \fnrton Henry. Miss Victoria Kos-
cover- for last fifteen minutes if dish
Iis too moist. Serve from casserole.
ley. pimccki Miss A'nnlo Klan. Miss Ma-
Mrs. M. Grumlch Mrs Kennedy, dcleine Benjamin.
" LA-LA! ISENORITA!
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mutton. -..
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. .. .. , 'iifttdkuf Wolfe in South Malnstreet
‘ Put read. in a few days
. penises a eve of property
“'e. to term a the
Father James Kelly. of the Sacred ,
Heart church. said the high mass for
the marriage. The single ring cere- 1
many was used. ,
The bride wore a while zeorgclte
dress with it while Spanish shawl.
The veil was of Spanish lace. with
a cap and wreath also of exclusive
spanish design. Mr. Waldner. of the i
Waldner Dress Shop, made a special '1
trip to New 'l'ork to direct the de-
signing of the wedding nttirc. The
bride carried a beautiful shower
bouquet of white roses.
The attendants were dressed in
pale pink with hats to match and
carried flowers of the same color.
The bridesmaid was Miss Rose Anna
Muro of Greenwich! The flower
girls were Miss Irene Fussro of
Stamford. Miss Rose Mugavero of
this city. Miss Anna Oddo of Flushfi
ing, L. 1.. and Miss Mary Tclesco of
Stamford.
The best man was James Muga-
vero. 116 Woodward avenue. Tho
ushers were Vincent Moravo of
Stamford, James Mugttvero of
Brooklyn. Jerry Mugavero. New
IYork. and Antonio Audino. of this
city.
Feliciilng the wedding, there will
be a reception at the home of the
groom' e parents. 20 Larsen street.
About fifteen cars of friends and
relatives accompanied the couple
back to Norwaik this morning. At
noon, 0. dinner was given for Mr. and
Mrs. Audino nad guests at the Au.
dino home, so Larsen street. Guests
were present from New York.
Brooklyn Boston and Stamford
Many local well-wishcrs were in at-
tendance.
Mrs. Audlno was formerly employ-
ed at the Royal Silk Mills. Mr.
Audino is a hat finisher at the C.
and K. factory. He is also a mem-
ber of the K. of C.. F. of A.. and
Sons of Italy in America.
After an auto trip to parts un-
known Mr. and Mrs. Audino will
be at home at 44 Woodward ave-
nue. after September 27.
LEG? BROKEN
iNACClDBNT
>Albert Wolfwnnnl. d. 5 Burbank
street. is in the Not-walk hospital.
suffering from a broken right leg as
the result of being struck by an an.
tomoblis operated by Frank Feder-
er. Lexington avenue. in - Burbank
street. Saturday afternoon.
. It is claimed by Federer that the
Wolfwanns boy ran mm the side-
walk into the car and was knocked
down. Federer picked him up and
took him to the office of Dr. Rob-
m titers Ito the‘
delta).
Detective sergeant Martin Lengyel
investigated the matter and placed
Mel-er under arrest on the charge
of reckless driving.
Joseph LsRorte Plans
Poet'Road Development . 3“
Joseph 'Larom of the Waysid.
plane'to‘de'veld this pro-
asihontaitee and will build
u‘btingalewe on ‘thi land.
'and carried .1
her brother. Allfrllst Drove-z, Her
attendant “11s Miss Edna llrown of
Westport who wel‘b tan neol'fzette
bouquet of mixed
roses. best man was \"iilis
Draws.
Rev “'enzel. pastor of St. Peter‘s
Evangelical Lutheran church. per-
formed the ceremony. After an ex-
cellent wedding dinner. the bridal
couple left on a journey to parts
unknowu. They will be atfihtime.
Wilton Road. ofter'Svptembrr 26.
A large best of friends and rela-
tives from New York, Snutlipnrt.
Norwalk and “'eclport were. pres-
cut.
The
Country Club
Despite the fact~ that a larce ma-
Jority of the young folk have left
for school. Saturday night saw a.
large crowd in attendance at the
regular dance of the Norwalk Coun-
try f‘luh. Dancing was enjoyed un-
til it late hour.
Sunday was
club.
rt busy day for the
The fine fall Weather lured
a. large number to..the clubhouse. -
Thoaflnals of the tennis tournament
were played off. The baseball game
was a feature of the day.
Reception Bay—
Everyone is intd‘ed to reception
day at the Day Nurserv 54 Webster
‘C‘hlld's Hygiene committee from lll-'
‘\\'. ’i‘. I. A.
month a llrw
is chosen from
i-Iach
(ollllnitlee of four
the association.
The \i'estpolt doctors
offl-led lill‘ll' servills for
are: lll‘. William Manson,
Phillips and Dr. William H'l‘fonnell.
Dr. l‘hillips was ill attendance at
yestl-l‘dar's (‘t)nli‘l‘(‘llt‘t“. At any time
that the town's doctors are unable
to be present. Du. llasklns, child
specialist of the State department.
zlttrllds and cares for the children.
Each lilr‘l'illll: has an average
number of cases of fifteen babies.
On some. occasions, as many as forty
babies have been examined at a
gathering.
who have
the Work
IIl‘. H. F
' BABY’S
CHAFFED SKIN
INSTANTLY nELmvnn 13v
For 30 Years Nothing as Good
street tomorrow 'lhe house will be
open for inspection from 2 until 10
o'clock at ' night. litany improve-
ments and alterations httv. been
made in the quarters of the home
and those who visit. will receive
quite a surprise.
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING .
I’South Norwsik
GEHEBE’S
Phone 52'! frompt Delivery
“It's Here It It's Houseware"
“'INE PRESSES
Kegs. stone crooks, cappers. caps.
glass bottles. root -beer bottles.
corks. wooden tubs, rubber tub-
ing, fruit crushers. etc.
38 Washington Sb, So. Norwallr
lilorwall; "
The french intent raise some"
more money by charging a starting ’1
or landing fee for American girl
channel nimmua—Iuhnepolls
jttew‘
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