o as a great expression of the worship
‘w Colonel Roosevelt or any member
i
’t
an...” a
'dzas; sets 4:41.
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IlNTINII. TELEPHONE
we Department
' him Courtroom
. nob Office Norwsik
‘ Itor'o Rest nos .
M iv Editor's Residence
. ,fsfibc‘m'rvuo, Ions
MABONIC DIRECTORY
Cd COHVGGIIIOI'I' of Butler
...R A. M., will be Mid at Its
m Itiw.9 H1909 at 9 o'clock p. m.
f ' R. A. Door". Banquet. AII R.
“Igneous cordially and Internally In
I i
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m.
Fraternaliy yours,
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Scc’ y.
:CUNDAY EVENING INSTITUTE.
g'llb‘o Sunday Evening Institution, an
unexpected, opened with great one
‘ V The idea of such nu institute
was popular, it was not) all’dlixtid and
coaxed and a popular man was
brought. in to assist in opening it.
i so diversified an on
line has been gathered within
1: umly‘Nalls in our city for a. long
, of The Jewish Rabbi side by side
ith the Christian pastor on the plat
ions, was reflected in the make up oi
Jiidlence, which consisted of people
of all types of religious fnltli.
.; We can see many advantages In
_h an institute; it brings the poo
Wpi’e ciosa together, It is an educative
course in the needs of our democratic
life, it emphasises the service of men
of God.
It Is a splendid idea and promises
to be well carried out. it will furnish
a, body of people ready to consider all
,popular‘needs and causes.
Fat-President Roosevelt ocean; to
have followed the example of Dewey
when the latter weighed anchor in
Chinese waters and put for Manila——
he has headed Into the African jungle
- and out himself of! from communica
tion temporarily with the world at
large: The Roosevelt party was last
heard from on October 30th. when all
hands were In the best of health, but
every effort Is being made to reach
the party and prove beyond a shadow
out poem. that nothing has happened
of the expedition. Mrs. Roosewli. who
Is in Rome, has been greatly worried
by the tumors of the death and Illness
. of her distinguished husband.
-awunu....~w..._h-
This will be a great wcck for Wes-
leyan University, Miildliitowu. Most
elaborate preparations have been
made for the Inauguration or her iQw
president. Dr. William Arnold Shank
iin. From very small beginnings. Wes
yleyan has grown into a great univcr
ally and is now enjoying the greatest
success In ht'l‘ history.
President ’l‘iift enjoyed the firsi
day‘s rest he has had in wmiks ai
Augusta. Georgia, yi-in-riluy, when lit
didn't. have to 1111mm a single our
men or deliver an address. Instead
the president wont to church in thi
morning and heard soon-one ciui
Mach. .
“WWW...“
Anyone possessing a Yiill'vl’l‘llll‘OIOll
football ticket this week will be ilii
cause of considerable envy. 'I‘Iic tick
(its for the big some wcrc never in
source it seems so thin your.
deuammw.*_.omm*
Knocking of breiirh piiri‘umn, i~
mixture of hour unit..iuwiiriiiiiii chew
in: slim has that animal mum sonxhi
, after for his piilt than his odor. lash
ed to the mast.
W... .. ....._......_......_.....
Neither can you always tell from
the sound. An, 0qu porn can make
711m cums noise on a one lung roiul
louse Iii on a 80.000 touring car.
WW”... .- M--. ,-
RIGHT ‘ro THE POINT.
Chicago men are dying oil much
luster than the wmncn. No wonder.
Illicit It the life the women If'fltI tin-m.
¢Wsierhury Republican.
”4....
It doesn't pay to he philanthropic,
A’ Boston man who announced his hit
tendon of giving away 11,000,000 tor
the promotion of ii public object has
been coiled upon to explain why he iii
119m: taxes on less than a half mil-
lion of propsriy.~«siirlngiieid Union.
~10“
The members *of the New York
mu Club ought to give sir Thomas
cup and send him home. 119 iii an
.rtlsoi- through unit through and
, how to get his money's worth
.. '91 its-“Britt . rt Post.
, , 69110
Connecticut Agricultural college
he limelight. Two of its heaters
million forbidden to play on the
I foam and have been denied
' soccmmodstiuns.—-New Hu-
manhunt,
...
Are you sure you have done
' by you. thpt the 11669!!!”
WWMfi"
.mc‘lfliifiuous minoomest are on hand.-
.ovcr the movement humans of the
that will live as long as the present
‘ finding out every day what it means.
times a week. earn at $5. 000 a lecture?
or Saturday afternoon
Boston Globe.
Because of unfortunate circum-
stances which nobody seemed to be
able to control, Mr. Taft-arrived at
New Orleans even less enthiisisltic
Mississippi a navigable arm of the
deep seas than he was when he left St.
Ionian—Providence Journal.
, ____.__
William A. Gaston coins n phrase
republican trust-tariff when lie tells
of the “deprivation cost" resulting
from it. Thousands of families are
And the heads of them are going to
vote accordingly.—~Worcester Post.
.o...
If three men with two sludges and
twenty dogs can travel 1.200 miles in
ninety days, how many thousands of
dollars can one man. lecturing eight
mNcw York Evening Post.
”W...
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LAMBERTSON PAXTON.
———-.—
South NOrwsIk Girl Notifies Parents
by Telephone of wedding.
Mlss' Martha. Paxton, a popular
vouniz lady of this city. gnvo Iicr pa.
rents. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Paxton. of
59 Spring street. and her many friends
a big surprise Saturday by announcing
her marriage. The first Iutiiiinilou of
the wedding came to the bride‘s moth-
hy ‘iclcphone
from New York city. The bride an~
pounced that she was then about to
be married.
The fortunate young groom is
Chiiiles Ii}. lAiinbeitson. of Matti-iiwan
New Yolk While it was anticipated
that their marriage would occur event
nnllv. in that they had been engaged
for a year, it was not expected that It
would take place so soon.
The bride carried out. Iicr plans cut
lively without. consulting parents and
friends. She had been employed at
the 'l‘rowbrldge box factory. in this
city, and left her work there between
it) and il o‘clock. Saturday morning.
Instcad of going home. she wont ill»
rectly to New York. She was not on-
prepared for the trip. in that it has
been since discovered that slic iiiiil
been planning thc coup and removed
her clothing from her home to take on
the trip for a number of days.
Mrs. Paxton stated today that there
had not been any purcii-tiil objection
to the wedding. l-‘urther word from
the young couplc is now awaited with
Internet.
m
SUPPOBE?
Editor Sentinel: The citizens of
this city, should help cur council in
the matter of the Wriitht building. by
purchasing the corner now owned by
Mr. Wright; also the property of Mrs.
F). A. Woodward. converting the house
If the lultcr Into a city hall and pub»
‘ic ofllcrii, 1111'" building the long look
u! for (‘arncuic Libra... a tow hundred
loci north of the city ball. This would
{lye us a civic center on ii small scale.
inc IIII‘ city could iiiiltII)‘ afford. That
there is great hood of a now lioinc for
lie city officials. and u now library.
no oni- doubts.
lN'l‘lCiilCS'l‘Ell.
HUSKING BEE IN CRANBURY.
Au old-fashioned bushing bcc was
bold iii the residence of John 1‘. KIIIII‘I‘.
‘n Cruuhury. Saturday crcnlniz. Tlii-rc
.vcrc about twenty guests in nliend-
incc. and the owning was very pious.
inlly spout. At the conclusion of the
’un of basking the corn, dancing was
‘ndulueii in and lIlt'l‘t' was vocal and
nslrumcninl music. A uuppcr was
served.
u“...
THE WISDOM OF SILENCE.
The Into Judge i-lilnii iiryiin. the
father of William .I. llrynn. once had
iewriil iiiiniu slolcn from his sinokc-
house. ”1‘ iiiliuioil them at once, liui
inlii nothing about It to any one. A
few days lalcr it neighbor cabin to
aim.
“Say, Judge." he said. ”I III‘III"II yew
'itul sonic hunts stoic t'oilinr night."
"You. roplli-il Iiic jlitlflt‘. vcry coiiil~
lentinily. "but don't icll any one. You
mil 1 urn the only ones who know it."
«From Huccess Menuhin.
u A-mmm—mwul
SOMETHING SERIOUS.
litninmcr of 'l‘ourluu Company.
"More. Iliti‘k up, Miss do \‘t'rii: I'IM‘
we shall Ioiii thii train."
taunting lady. "iiut I've lost
reticulc and my lowiil-ciisii with
my illnmoudu In It."
Munuuur. "Oh. lei ‘cm no.
catch this train."
Lending Lady. "lint my rciicuiiI iiiiil
thirty sliIIIIuits in It." The Sketch.
LOOKID PROMISINO.
Mrs. iiiuhiioniewWhy did you leave
your last place?
Applicant (for position as Dntiklfl'l‘tl
tell its the honest truth, mn'ain, the
menus discharged me.
this. Iiialisome~»-'l‘hcn you didn’t
leave of your own accord. I'll inks
yoiilmtlhicsgo Tribune.
A JOINT DEAL.
"My dear."
"Wliiii Is It. hubby?"
“I wish you would drop around til
the market todiiy and Inspect a steak
that i hold an option on. Then, If you
like it, call at my office and well sign
the transfer papers "wildness (lliy
Journal
in y
all
We mind
CORRECTINO HER.
"I thought i should laugh right out "
said Mrs. Cushion. “when lit the circus
recently Mrs Smith untied on animal
a oomph. Of course. she meant it
shuns; but the fun of it was it wasn't
a giraffe, it was a commonerw'rhe
Christian Register.
giantess“;
, ‘ limit . . ‘
.l0llllIIIlI IIIIEIIII
0101101000011
New Haven Roads wesicheslcr Ex-z
tension Thought to Be Ior That
The acquisition by the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
company of new trolley Inteiests In
Westchestsr county, New York, to.
nether with its plan of extending its
New York and Weatchester line north-
ward In that county. are said In rall-
rosd circles here to forecast an impor-
tant ultimate railroad plan.
By its New York and Westchester
line through the Bronx the New Haven
will ere long acquire it new entrance
Into New York which to some extent
will divert I‘l‘iolilPHfi'fl‘Olil the Grand
Central terminal. 0n the other hand.
‘from the upper end of its Wentchester
Extension only a small gap will remain
to be spanned to connect. with the
New Haven system at or not far from
Brewaters station. With that count-c
tion made. along with its new entrance
into New York. tlic Ncw Haven com-
pany would IIIIVI” an additional line
Into New England \VIIItII can be used
for freight and to ii much less extent
passenger business and. which is of
greater importance, a close connection
with its l’ouglikccpsic bridge system
and its ()ntiirio mid Western line for
western and coal biislncss.
This. it is claimed. is one of the
most significant lectures of the Now
ancn's terminal work at New York
and Its Wcslclicsicr extrusion.
As bearing upon this ultluiuii- pro-
tect. it is recalled that under the cou-
tNrnct iii-anvil sonic time ago by this
New Iluvcu and the New York Cru-
trul companies for the him or the
Grand Central terminal it was pro-
vIdi-d that tho Ni-u‘ Iiavi-n payments
should be linscd upon actual business
entering the terminal property. This
was it point upon which llic negotia-
tions of the Now lIavi-u and ”W New
York (‘cntrul were halted for some
time.
Grace Parish Notes.
Tuesday Meeting. of the (Ilrls'
Friendly Hociciy In tho (,liiild room,
at 7:30.
\‘I'cdnosdny The Woman‘s liiild.
with Mrs. ’i‘lioiuxis Murray. 11 Harriet
sir-cot, in 2:30: the Junior Auxiliary at
21:45. in tho iluild room.
'l‘liursdiiy-~ 'l‘Iii- t‘upinins of TV" at
7:30.
li‘i'iiiay—~'l‘lic Minor “'1“ ho said iii
1; Illl‘I‘IIIlg of III“ Knights of King
Arthur iit it.
liliiiliiiiiillls
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK.
THREE DAYS. STARTING
MONDAY, November 81h
Return of Our Old Friends
THE FOUR MUSICAL KINGS
THE STRAUB 8I8TER8
The Girls With the Big Ha
Special Engagement of
BERT MORTRAM G. CO.
In “Fun on the Boulevard"
CHARLES RILEY
Ireland's Champion Dancer
MARIE BRAND
The Skin Rope Girl
GARDNER-WEST a. SUNSHINE
In a Singing Noveity Sketch
DANCING WEDNESDAY AND FRI-
DAY NIGHTS
MATINEE WEDNEBDAY AND SAT-
URDAY
Adults ........ 101: Children ...... 5c
NIGHTS ................. lo and 200
ATTENTION
In called In tho urnud entertainment
to be held In
MUSIC HALL
TUESDAY EVENING AT 8
For the III‘III'III. of
Olive Branch Lodge
KNIGHTS 0F PYTHIAS ‘
or scorn NORWALK.
'l‘lckciii for this special occasion can
he had or iuruilicrs and iii the harbor
iliop In City ”MN.
DANCING. PRICES A8 URUAL.
, wwWWs‘smmr ~.
.. m. “a... L...
Tu NEW
SI
TILIPHONI 990.
ENTIRE CHANCE OF PROGRAM
TODAY
An All our thew. Hooded Iy
"BILLIE IUIKI’I" THI MODILI
OI? JARDIN DI PARIII ,
With 6er Henry Ind ii Company at to
"PnAT'r'I man 961-1001. ”fitti-
RIIIIW' IIIII his m910.000 Dog
ubomm
The Out Truman?” Act In Vaude-
v o
”HAGUE I. COLLIN!
Champion Roller “stars of the World
MOLLII limo
AND Trill“ Halli FEATURE ACT!
olsltullsicsst
stsslstifi
Aer Pure Food Daily Bulletin
fol: Week Commencing
Monday, November Bib
wednesdsnyov. lSth, Is Red Letter Day' in Our Store
Matches, large box.
Iona Peas, a can,
Herring, fres,
'l‘omai o
80 Stamps wll'li l lurgci i.iii It
l'ouiliu tit ............... . .50c,
READ OUR PRICES
THAT’S ALL
19 lbs. Bedt Granulated Sugar for $1. 00
Very Best A81? Creamery Butter, a lb, 35c
Pure Leaf Lard, a pound,
Condensed Milk, all kinds, a can,
Warranted Eggs, a dozen,
Full Cream Cheese, a pound,
A&P FanCy Pat. Flour, 24 1-2 lb. sack, 85c
A8iP Fancy Patent Flour, if bafrel, $6.75
Laundry Starch, a pound,
Kippcrcil or
Gold Dust, large Package,
' 2.. Stamps with
15c
10c
30c
18c
3c
. . 8c
. 3 l-2c
a can, . 12 1-20
. 19c
I IIIIIIII‘ I’iii‘c
Extracts nt ................ .25c.
Extra Stamps with
20 Stumps with 1 lb. 359 Tea. l
25 Stumps with 1 lb. 40c Ten.
10 Stamps with 1 lb. 500 Tea.
hi) Stumps with 1 lb. 600 Too.
less and Coffees
1 lb.
I lb.
I III.
I lb,
with
with
with
with
10 Stamps
220 Stumps
11:3 Stumps
liii Stumps
20c (‘0fliii‘.
25c (‘ill’ii‘ih
30¢ (YiilYi‘i',
35C (‘ol‘l‘i‘ik
For Extra Stamps With Groceries See Our Circulars
IHE 000100?
Tel. No. 909.
fIlIlIIIII IIIIIIIS
WA"... 4“.
80000000.? l0IOIII
“Italy and Switzerland Through]
My Camera"
3y DR. E. H. GUMDART,
EAST AVENUE M. E. CHURCH:
Benefit New Pipe Organ
Wednesday. Nov. 10, 8 p. m.
BARACA ORCHESTRA
And Mrs. T. R. Bradley. George Hit-It.
in Solo: and Duets.
TICKETS ............. 25 CENTS.
«on»
A Great
Coffee
At a
Popular
Price
Low priced enough to be with-
In the ruoh of all. good enough
for anybody-
Our 25c Blend
counts that sold by doctors ordi-
unity for title or 401:. We Imp
the standard up to the top notch
your after you, boo-m we hon-
dlo it outinly from tho thus it
Iosvu the bush until it II pue-
chsnd by our customers.
You are sure of molt qual-
ity for your money here
The Union Pacific
Tea Co.
120 WASHINGTON OTRIIT
PHONE 5124
FREE DELIVERY
Ileadquvrteni for 3119!?
JUIT 'I‘I-II. THING.
The poet took his silver mounted
pistol from the bureau drown
"to” ALWAYI: .‘ = .
"What: on on will: to do with
cit” asked is timid 11116.“.
124 E. Washington Street. South Norwalli
Deliveries 8:30 A. M. and 2:30 P. M.
Ill BUMPANI
Fm Delivery.
NEW TO THE MAP.
"Say." queried the would-be humor-
ist. ”whore Is that place. Atoms, ihiit
so many pciiplc are blown to?”
"It‘s just IIIi‘ other side of l-Zillur.
IIII' plai‘n in which so limit) poopii- iii-o
haunt-ii." iiioiwcrml IIlP wiwuiu poi-sou,
t‘liiiuigu Nous.
THE REAL TROUBLE.
"Woman‘s ignorance of cooking I<
IIII‘ boui- of married “to "
‘ No: it's \iouiiiii's iniiornuci- «it Iii-r
IIIIIIII‘IIIII‘i‘ of i-iiokiiig,“~ Huston 'I'I'Iilirii
script.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
m
In Emci October 3,1909.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M 1210:“. (Miss. I’iztix. 0.08
I‘i'fo" 7'20 7 1111. 8: 18x 8: bill. 9210K
9117 10:20:.10:521.“:"9.
1‘. lil- -.l2:i3x. '..:'i.iix, lit-’li. futihx.
i’i‘:t.‘ix. Influx. 6:10, Iiti’iilx. 7:1i‘ix. 7:121.
SIJ-Itix. liizltii.
Sundays.
It. lit.~-l‘.i:h:lx. titu'i'x. (MIX, 8:51.
I020.
l'. M. 2:56. 211i, 11:30:. tutti».
lubiix.7:1'.’,7:1'.’x.b:1:..ikltix. ltlrill.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. My 122mm. 1:10, litih,ii:1li.7:1h,
8:003, iizifix. iilztiitx. iiizufi. liziiiix.
11:03.
I'. M.-~1'.!:tl.'lx. 1:011, 2:01“. 2:57,
fittiilx. 0:01». 1:32, 0:02, 0120:, 5:27.
11:01:. iiziiit. 8:011, 9:110. 11:0tlx.
Sundays.
A. M.-l:’.:iiux, 0:00. 7:30. thins.
lilibilx.
I'. M.—~n:il2x. 6:01. nulls. 7:00
9:30;. II 100:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. Mrwliilox. ititix. 11:15.
7:27. 8:08. 10:23:. 11:19:. 11:11.
P. M.-~12:iliix. 1:21. itzlix. 8:2“.
1:26. 5:11.01101, 11:16. 7210:. ilzltix.
11:18. 2:19. and 1:29 to Bridgeport
only.
loudly o.
A M.--1:2 10x. i: 10:, 7:10.
9: ll. 102 2111i. 11:12:.
1’. M.:—~010x, 11:18. 72103:. 8:21.
9:131.
doors NORWALK 'ro nsulusv.
A. M.-—~i:20. 6:90, 8:27. thrill.
1’ Mi—ui: at, 1:1 1111.7:18.
n.
.1 Meat. 20x. 9. it.
P. lib—7:88.
DANIURY TO IDUTH NORWALK.
1A“. lib—viii“. 7:20. It: 20, 10:10:.
i). sip/um. 11111117.“. 11:30.
innocys. ,
Ab‘Mcuqlfih ‘
P. Ids—«II: 90:. 993.1: 2901.
m IOUTH NORWACKM TD MOTOR
~ twiddle :19.
THE GENUINE INSURED
Hole Proof
SOX
The Original Guaranteed Hose
SIflP DARNIIIII SUX-«SI.
WEARING 00 PRflflIS
Remember. if holes appear before the end of
six months, it means new Hose for you.
Sold in boxes of six pairs, light or medium
weights—jblack. tan or grey.
I00. 200 000 3.00 00X
“HOLEPROOF” STOCKINGS, for Women.
Colors. black and tans.
$2.00 000 $3.00 00X
ASK TO SEE THEM. .
9
A.F.Beckmann & Co. Tings:-
“THE BIG STORE."
headquarters for Select Groceries, Fine Wines and
Liquors, Delicious Tess and Coffees
CROWN ASTER BRAND ASPARAGUS. 35c can ................. 30¢
CROWN ASTER BRAND COFFEE. 1 11). Sealed Can ............. 350
Crews Aster Brand Beets. Tomato" or Stringlen Buns, can .160
IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE. per pound ........................ 350
SHEFFORD'S SNAPPY CHEESE per package ................ 100
CAMEMBERT. ROQUEFORT OLD ENGLISH. EDAM, PINEAPPLE
0R MACLAREN' S IMPERIAL OR ROOUEFORT CHEESE.
bu Stamps with 1 lb. \‘ory licst
:Iu Stamps with 1 lb. Special.
Ton ....................... 60c (trade (‘0le .............. 35c
10 Stamps with 1 lb. Special 2.? Stamps with 1 lb. MoKn
'l‘cu ....................... 50¢ (,‘olToe ..................... 32c
:17» Stumps with I Hi. (‘liiiicc 20 Stumps with 1 lb. High
Tea ......... , ............. 40c (li‘iidc (‘ofi’cc ............... 30¢
George Ehret‘s Extra Beer, 24 Bottles. $1.15.
REX BRANDY (imporIEd) ................... 50c. 85c and $125 bot.
OLD CROW. HUNTER WILSON, GREEN RIVER OR OVER-
HOLT WHISKIES. b°ttic . .........................
FINE OLD PORT 0R SHERRY WINE. per when
83 and 85 Washington St.
Phone Call 440. tooth Norwnlk.
- _——~.-..._.. .. “WWW...
New Fruit and Canned Goods Arrived
.1 lbs i‘iiliriiriilii Primes ......... 25c It (,‘iius 'i‘oinntoos . ........ .......25c
2 lbs. Eklllt Largo PI'IIIH‘N ...... 251: 3 runs (:orn ........... . ..... ....25c
:i plum. i‘iirrants ................ 25c II (‘unii l’onu ...... .. ............. 256
2 Mimi. ltiiisius .................. 25c ‘3 Cups Eliot-oiiisli ............... 251:
:1 lbs. Loose itnluiiiu ............. 25' largo (inns Asparagus .......~....25c
ii’lxtru PIIIII‘N Citron. it (thus Sardines 256
Orange and Imuion Perl. ,3 Jam .luni ............. .........250
Phil. “tilt‘lii. Il’otutoi-s, h bu. lot. por bu. . ...... 856
Funny Apples, ilnmc lrown Priory, Spinach, Sweet, Potatoes. (‘auli-
ilowcr, tlrnuucs. (lrupou niiii ilwcci Gilli-r.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
so hoard MAIN STREET PHONE :43
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EXACTLY. .
"llnvlo (Iodine. Wu ore studying
synonyms in school. and 1 want to GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
know the difference botweiin ‘tIIiIi"
I"
and ‘suuniiy
“According to your mother, It. Is the
dim-relics between what you do and
what Mrs. Jones‘ little boy dimmm
Puck. .
m
LOST OPPORTUNITY.
\Vifey—-~l remember the night you
propiiscd to mew-l bout my head and
said nothing. Hub (comfortlhglyiul
know It worries you. door; but never
mind-you‘ve made up for it since.»-
lilxclisnge.
WHERE IT FALL! DOWN.
“Logic" remarked the viionury Iii-
iilvhlunl. ”either proves or disprovuii
all things."
"You." rejoined the practical person.
"but it doesn't accomplish any of
them."~~0hlcngn News.
WW
DIFFERENCE VI. DICTINCTION.
"i would like mightily to enjoy
riches."
"'tg‘hen why don't you try to marry
1m it
“As 1 said. I want. to enloy ’oni.”-
Kansas City Times.
WHEN IN ERROR.
run LEADING surpass or THE
DUSTO
I1000II Illili'll ~ IIIEIIEII
Arc itii Simplicity. ”bumbling“ Light
Weight unit Pris 0.98
FOR 9A ALI IY
so mgr . ,
Norwalk Chronicler