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salon . ................. sol: l
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(reptilian How‘s THEATRE)
“NW”...
disallowed. July l 1,12. l3
,_ adows ‘ in thé
, Moonlight” .
“tilg' Musical sci
uculshauculsh
Comedians
Mac Howard
‘ Comedy Juggler
u—u—a
ALSO NEW MOTION PICTURES
”aw. .m yaw»
MATINEE ONLY AT 2 P. M.
IVflillhlG. 2 complete shows. AT 1
AND 9 O'OLOCK.
5' p
. a
Cl'l‘NGE OF VAUDEVILLE MON-
DAY AND THURODAY. MOTION
'PiO‘l’UHII DAILY
PRICIB:
Malinda . .................. 5 and Ice
[veiling .................. lo and 15°
imam. ....... . ......... ..25c
lam—mm um
Jewell Piano. by steinsrl 4 Bans A
Go, Used [hellish/sly
nus-4‘s . mas—mm...
gash 5m.
‘ simmer rant
arsenals arsssr.
Game. Sunday. Jul! 16
rs tonsil, all his tamlly
. a damp In Gdlflflllil
,m Mal. '
e lumberwhosep a first!
chruitcl'.‘ He will tumult:
snityou think you can apart: it. return it. for the trial planes no
obligation to=buy. This Is yonroilaucs to learnth the pm a: ‘
ey and time saver you can Install in your kitchen. Callioday.
8 O’CLOOK
,, NOTED HUNTER’ANUAUTHoh ‘ .
in an Illustrated lecture, “WltIqun arid «Bible In African Wilda."
DAVID BISPHAM
AMERICA’S GREATEST SINGER
in a Program of Choice Songs
*'s.pl. Norwalit Meihodilst Episcopal “Church
Benefit of Protestant Missions In Africa
Tickets at Nelson H. Hoyt’a and Church a Miller's
Eilliilli} [liltillli
Nothing doingllllruulc Utilities
‘ lent meeting last night was very inter-
. graduate
litiltly soup durum to the
" ‘?”f§s‘i‘lll"5r“‘ioi"°
. deluded... ”‘
beinlvand ask to sec the
U" “:0th
e oneltbmclo-tr’yl
Street, South tumult, Conn.
nun...» ~
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lNo. JULY 12m
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RESERVED SEATS .......... ".00
n hill-Alli lull
Agitation lint Ended
Considerable stir has been caused by
a published Interview. with Director
A. Heutou Robertson or the New Hu-
ven Railroad. in which he was quoted
as saying that the new ӣ00,000 de-
potter New tiavun and the 810,000,000
extension of the electrical lone east of
Standout will practically no abandon-
ed until agitation regarding the pro
posed Public Utilities Bill has been
disposed of by the next Legislature.
The crux or the interview reads this
way:
"I do not think the depot will be
inliit while this agitation In on."
"And what agitation do you refer to1
"Oh. this talk about the public ntil
lites bill and other things.
Continuing. Judge Robertson said
the road had planned to erect In New
“own a depot costing 81,500,000. but
he said he could not tool like sanction-
lng it while the agitation which he had
explained generally was on.
"What about the continuance of
the electrlnCutlou of the system?" was
naked.
“That is the same thing." replied
the Judge. "it is estimated that would
entail all rltpendlture of 8ill,tltlii.ii00. I
should not think the road would so
into such an expenditure at the pres-
cut tnulllont.”
Robertson Enigmatiosl.
.ludsc Robertson. when asked re.
gardlnx the Interview last night. said:
“i may have said it and i may not.
don't know what the circumstances
may have been which soverued my
utterance." in other words. he said. it
people not conversant with the conduc-
tin; of a great railroad corporation
were got» to run that corporation in-
slead or i s directors. that would
make some difference. And he asked
llw reporter It It wouldn‘t. That was
all he would say.
President Mellon was out of the
oily last nisht and could not he reach
ed
Vino-I'rusldenl. Iii. II. llicilenry. oi
the road. who has charm- oi the titahr
ford electrillcstion and much at the
new work on the road. said regarding
Judge obsttaou‘s utterance:
“A lrcctor is a director. and is heir
tor tilted to know what he in tailtinu
about than i am. I have no reason to
doubt the correctness of his views of
this matter. but wouldn't say whether
it would be so or not."
M. K. lineup. President Iilsilsu's
executive secretary. said: “i cannot
say as to what Judge Robertson
said. i don’t know snythinsshollt the
durations. They are above hill. i could
at give an opinion. i doubt ll be said
ll. out directors slay malts stats
molds. and say what they ass iii.
couldn't say anything. liscauee i don‘t
know anything about the ease."
smear s'rsss'r rsur sasvrcsa
The Knight littlest A. M. It. abolish
eating: and full of tire and Holy illicit
power. There was quite a lam at
leadsuue present for Monday ”bulbs.
this tiny. ileum ii. harm a
varyProwmul and eloquant sermon lulu
on union. the lunar. its very
beautifully. Mundane bed.
dearest of y. comps ' it w
; gs“ this serious was a minimises; attire
m ,,
a. an?“
samba“. lira. ass.
ere. were at their is slut
last steal. the tier. u. n. comm
tille‘l’fy. Corps; villi’h .
_. night. taléomplete: arrangements for
j comp. . » .
1 l The organisations of the Coast an?
.. army are located. The moving of the
I ordiiréd will be under the direction or
. the regular army
1 at the last session.
It!
miles this avails. all are waia
t o
i
i
'a martini! to«
tillery corps. C. N. (3.. have receiyod
the complete orders for their ten days'
tour or duty attire various torts where
the coast artillery ootnrnsnds oi the
various oomtnundalrom their home
dislions to the torts where they are
odlcers and not by
the slate. “heretofore. This is an
innovation. and it isailotller step show-
In: that the war department,“ not.
line closer control or the, state militia.
A letter i the company commendable
truth has charters. urtillerydlstriet of
New tendon. reedsiaslioltowss, '
"sir: Referring truths movement of
your company to this station from
July ill to. July ill). I the Joint army
and militia coast do ease exercises. I
have the honor to inform you that
arrangements have been consum-
mated for your company to leave its
home station by special train at 7:00
a. In. due to arrive in New London
at 9:40 arm.
"Baggage cars will be placed and
ready for loading at ii a. m.. July 18.
and released by the railroad company,
by noon July iii.
“it In requested as heretofore that
you will please attend to the ll‘lltliiptirr
tnilon of baggage from your armory
hull the unlradlns of such impedi-
ments, forwarding bills In duplicate to
Iiilbi unit-e tor proper settlement. it
is desired that you invite Competition
by personal inquiry. Upon receipt of“
your report all to the strength of your
command transportation request will
be forwarded to cover the movement.
This request wru be exchanged for
tickets. and should any remain un-
used. they will be returned to this
other for disposal.“
Go to Fort Wright.
Under the general order from Col.
Fitch there will be six companies at
Fort Wright. Including the Fourth and
Eleventh of Bridgeport. and this fort
will be the headquarters of Col. Fitch
and his stall.
The Sixth Company has been assign»
ed to Fort ll. 6. Wright. at Fisher's ls-
Iand. N. Y.
The olIVe drab service uniform is
in tile hill of dress. with the usual ace
coulrements. The company corn-
manders are warned to see that the
men have the proper cords and elas-
ties attached to them. and hate on
serviceable are replaced.
The order states that the Rev
l-lcury (‘. Meserve, of Danhnry. has.
been appointed chaplain of the corps.
In place of Rev. Davenport. relished.
To Assemble Karly.
The commandant: of the various or-
ganisations have issued their orders
in compliance with the general order.
directing when the men will assembli-
at their armcrtes.
One of the paragraphs says that
the initial of photographs or othel
views of the permanent works of the
defense Ia strictly prohibited. Neither
a written or pictorial description oi
those works will be made for publica-
tion, or will any information concern
In; them be given by any olilcer or
enlisted man of the slate shard.
All won absent from drill will be
lined ti» a day.
a...
HDW TH! IILI. DIPFIRO.
Allows for ngulalitm or Rates and is
Broadsr in Bonus.
The public utilities bill which, has
been adopted by the State Business
Men's Association. diners In some res.
poets from the bill reported by the
commission to the general assembly
it will not contain
a t'wt‘odtfll‘aillin or the laws already
on the statute book. for the regulation
or public service corporations. The
imwm which are new vested in the
railroad commissioners and in the in-
spector at us meters are transterrsd
to the public utilities connotation. The
bill allows the commission to resolute
rates. This provision, it will be recall-r
ed. was one of the principal bones of
controlled at the last HINDI). The son»
lions in rsisiloitto the service of cor-
poralions are much broader than they
were in the orlainsi bill. There was
nothing In that bill to compel the cor-
lmlions to tarnish service to indi-
viduals. The new bill clothes the
commissioners with sufficient author.
by to colonel the mrporallona to slim
all dltanllve our to the demands of
individuals. It will be remembered
that tbsi experience which air. Garey.
ot houthlnmn. hall. bronshl this plat-
lrr sharply to the attention or the pub-
lic at the last session. The new bill
toiiowa more closely the New Work
state. law in regard to napiuliisatlon
than the old law did. In resard to
capitalisation It is almost a loopy oft-
the New Yet-ll law. it will make the
ilpa of the many chroulcvetlemckm
smack wildll‘tt Is stated that the new
bill provides for a commission of live
Will, bushel whom shall have a
salary ofj'lim a rear. The salary
was listed at this sum in o to make
lusmlmhlp in the comm listen as
financially attractive as a indsssbl or
the merrier spurtw'rhe Hart rd
litres.
l
lit or! ”it.“ our our.
lilies ildrad Hayes, of It Summit
align. Displayed hi {the manulsotory
..
lien . _ an , . .
agar of her left hand out
or the astronauts opera-
u a, our machine ester-
y ' a. gunman h:
at .b‘elaeil sit! the and u the
vts use limit ttlttll this more-
‘ cllm' sen
. ‘fi-uiut .a
“ would her at:
Matti Ohms-emu North tors
' A at?!“ had the still imam
their face. Fourt. ' days
”initiation her. '.
and without a spot or, am sh.
upon ltasznomlil #9
it is the sreeteut.
ever tound either
on and Vluhwp, rt
lailsts, all aorta in
patent .retnodiendi .
made by Mr. ‘A. Gardner; of Brittany
pout. Court; is lit ions of the theory.
ads or similar. tut reunions resardins
he actual accomul ailments otposlaln
In the eradication at every form of
shindisease. recommends. letter. har-
her's itch. psorlssla tinnitus; etc. but
sides the mine; skin iterations (such
as pimples. lemlshos. red noses.
hives. fever blisters). In which results
are seen so rapidly. .
Poslsln Is on sale in lid-cent boxes
and iii Jars at sli.drusslsts.psrtlc’uiat-
y The Cilitord Phatulusysaad Eds. .W.
elley. Jr.'s. A free. samplemay be
obtained by mallhin‘ plan wrapper. by
writiii to the momenny‘lahorawr-
lot scaly ”WW-5%? ‘
“hm.
, , Weiooit
manual: 9.
. , cm s.
poor, man
retrial-Wm-
euros and mm
This summer.
lea. Ill West 26th street. New York
city. . (
Wm ‘
Ill Ill Will” it it’ll]
‘aAsa‘aALL.
. ..-Hs*-"- .
The Fast Colonials Will Moat the Da-
lhansy's of Stamford on Next Sun. ‘
day. Everything Promises a
Fills Gama.
A popular Colonial player is to be
hurried In the near future says rumor.
Evoryone is wondering who could be
contemplating such a step. but all are
hoping tor cigars. it not an invitation
to the reception. .
"Dud" Cullen. the genial manager of
the Colonials..was' In New Ypritlyos~
tel-day to take In the same batman
New York and (intense Anlercans.
Dudley expects to have some points
for his men When he gets back. and it
he has any to spare hsmlli umbahly
have the hindnossto give-the represen-
tatives or ill a few.
Isil Player Traded. "
CINCINNATI, 0hlo.‘.luly 12.—-Per-
traps the biggest trails or the year in
baseball is to be announced—here to
day. when the Boston National team
comes to play Ci nus a series of
four games. it Ill ta e from Cin~
oinnali Third Baumao Loom, who is
considered b many one of the beat
lnlieldera or a mound will bring
to Cincinnati Pl or Cilif'Curtls and
Shortstop Sweenby of Boston This
plan has received the oilicial records
lueuldstiou ot President Herman. who
is now in Detfoltf
Cs ”noun”. Mandi
nn
MN“! . L. “no.
Bridgeport ......... till 24 .619
Waterbury ........ .69 27 .591
New Haven ....88 till .1354
Hartford ........... 29 all .500
Sprlustield ......... :lv :iii .«i‘l‘ti
Northampton ....... it? all still)
New llritatn ........ 2': all .435
lioiyoke ............ till 38 .377
Yesterday's Results.
Bridgeport 4. Waterbury it (iii In-
ninssl.
lisrtford 4. New Haven ii (iii in-
ninui.
New Britain 5. Northampton 4.
Springfield 9, Ilolyolts i.
National Leaps: Stinging.
. . PC.
Chicago ............ it 26 .838
New York ....... . . .02 27 .800
Pillsburg .......... lib till .522
Cincinnati .......... it? 35 .5 ll
Philadelphia ........8:l 38 .078
'llrooklyu ........... till till .457
Bi. Louis ........... Bl ll Jill
lioslnn ............. 28 ii .373
w
Yesterday's Results.
illllcazo it. New York ll.
Ilrooltlyn ll. t‘lnclnnull 1.
Philadelphia lit. l'ItlIburl 0.
Boston a. tit, taunts ll.
. American {sagas Claudine.
W L.
. EC.
.i’hiladelnnia ........ til :3 .678
New York .........42 till .592
Iloston .. .......... .40 32 .666
”Detroit ............. it at .w.
Cleveland ........ . .31 ill. .470
Chicago ............ ill «iii .44!
Washinllon ....... .29 N .391
tit. Louis ........... 22 Ill .3“
Yesterday's Results.
Cleveland ii. tumor: 4 [first naval;
Cleveland :l, "Hilton l tsecmid‘ssnd'i.
Washington ii, iii. Minis !.
New York it, Chicago 4.
Philadelphia ii. Detroit ll.
Manager Dunlap ill.
low ,vonu. ppy than or
Do Ier. nleho llrooli a club. is es-
lliz horn an brute a tool: of Indium»
lion in (linolmmlifl'a dispatch from
that city today says that D illsrl will
be conducdlo his bad for as oral days.
sm Wfl-w ,
To PROMOTE Mllhlcim luous
. wills
WAIHING’I‘UN. mil. July lira-Iv
new policy of ille’An'lerican govern
meal will be put. into full operation
today when James ll. Dunning. amn-
osn consul at Ila .‘Mrylll open,
headquarters at ”until in (lilies? to
mast .iasssrsclur ‘ and also of that
bills within blew lutlrestlu theta in
filtrate. 'l‘las, new a as part
nsrat plus or human Kilns
to ma a the «mm a more
i
pawwgfidlsgtulmgm oi
em l, . m, l“. , .
lug ill menu as; . ' into all
antenatal will. ' _ one
hm MING-ll“! ‘ “mutual!
eats! is sslliss r ‘ . null- in tor-j
stall markets. Later r. ‘Dunullis will
in halyalei-d‘éyhlhuipatlns and select-
, in; year: . -
' llam‘l-i. lows. William ll‘. Mather.
. tor.
fl'l‘ho am modulate. worked all
maths names that. had been sub.
mitted from the till different towns of
the county. . The tollewinz' have been
selected as eligible tor Jury work from
Norwslk‘a‘ndulearby towns tor the corn‘
_ Not-walk.
Walter 0, Alison, Charles N. Arnold.
Could F. Austin. Addison A; Bette.
John H. premiumwuliam ll. Bying~
ton, Frederick 8. Byxbee. Frank I".
Clark, Williamiti. Crockett, William
A. Cllshmsn. Wallace Deon. Hemsn
C. Drake. Alphonso L. titration. Daniel
Dunlap. ll. Leger Edmond. Jeremiah
Egan. Clark hi. lilly. Edwtn w. Fox.
George H. Gedney. lildwin W. (iod-
frey. dnard iii..(lorham. Thaddeus
(layer. 0 n J. Haitian. Frank Hollies.
Stephen H. Holmes. .1. it. Plymert
Hoyt, Willlanl G. Jellies. William ll.
Kirby. Edward J. lisdrigan. Charles
w. Les. ‘William D. Lockwood. Wil-
James H. :Moxlemsn. George w.
Mills. Oscar W. Mills. Samuel Mott,
Johnuw. Pennell. David Pollard, l‘).
Fenian l’omeroy. George I". Raymond.
Oscar W. Raymond. Harry Rider.
Floyd 1‘. Roscoe, William M. Scudder,
Franklin liscll, Charles 1. 8eileck,
hldwln it. with, Edward F. Smith
Warren P. Smith, Aaron Stevens,
Charles E. St. John. Edsou K. St.
1 .Lewls W. St. John. Eugene hi.
li‘o' as. Thomas Village. Bamuel .l.
Wilcox. F‘idwin Wilcox. George R.
Wilkins. James A. Will-on.
Wilton.
Archer t3. Abbott. George I). Ab-
bott. Herbert A. Barrett. Everett H.
Bennett. Victor 8. liens. Wooster l1.
Iirotherion. acorns F. Brown. James
Cometocll. Charles ll. Dishmw. John
J. Farley, Frederick Urey. Charles F.
Goeppler. Thomas F. Uilgert, William
ll. Godfrey. Gershom Hill. David C.
lioyi. William Ilurlbult, Jr.. Harry
It. Jackson. Abner Ii. Kosher, Arthur
Lillie. Samuel (l. Lockwood Timothy
Merwln. Arthur C. MI dlehroolt,
George W. Ogden. Edward W. Olm-
atead. Ilszeklah ii. Osborn. llarry C.
Rays. Ill. Boyd Smith, Truman Smith.
hilflnund Solomon. David II. Van
lioosear.
Wastporl.
Joseph Adams, w. E. Albln. Lair
don Allen. Stalinist it. Dunks. Stephen
ll. Banks. Ill. (,3. Dirge. William B.
Brodie}. William H. Bradley, William
ll. Burr. ' R. H. Coley. M. II. Cooley,
'l‘houlas Courtney. John H. Elwood.
trilliord P. Elwood, .lsme‘s Loren Fli-
low. John K. tlanit. Nathaniel K.
tlsult. Prank Godfrey. George 1).
Haiti. Fred ii. Hubbell. Austin .len
pings. Sylvester It. Keeler. John A.
Runner. John J. Marvin, Charles Ii.
Meeker. George It. Mills. Robert R.
Mills, Joseph Morton. "Edward A.
Nash. J. Frank Osborn. Henry Park.
increase Parnell. it. w. Post. Frank
M. Raymond. William H. Saalon. E.
L‘. Smith. Oscar Smith, Thomas C.
Btearus. Rollin Stoddard. William ll.
Taylor. Austin Walteman. Samuel B.
Wheeler, William J. Wood.
Wanton.
Orlando Andrews, Frederick Banks.
Oscar Budd; Frederick E. Burrilt. 8.
B. Carver. Frank C. l-‘ltch. Stephen
w. Godfrey. Clinton Hull. Horace
Hurlbutt. (lllvla Kellen. Irvin; J.
Lockwood. Ilnrton P. Merwln. Wil-
liam Morahouee. Charles 0. Perry.
George I-‘. BherwoOd. II. M. 'l‘mw~
fridge. Ell Waltemsu. Harry Water
illry. ~
New Canaan.
Miles E. Adams. Francis ll. Adri-
anne. Charles L. Barlow. Harry I.
liardsil, Vi‘inileid B. liaxlcr, Henry C.
Bedoll. Henry 1.. Dell. Frederick it.
Bell. Arthur l.. Benedict. Charles Ben-
nett, Charles l.. illsholi. Noodlah ll.
”onion. William L. Brant, lavi Iirush.
Judson E. liulkley. Michael J. Built
Icy. James W. Burtls. Alonso Buttery.
William w. Carluao. James Clark.
Hulls Crabb. Myron ill. Crawford.
‘rederlck Crosby. William ll. Daniels.
llllatn A. Davenport. John l3. Davis.
Cyrus Iiel‘oresl. Theodore L. Dibble.
James A. Fairly. (loom N. l‘iuoh.
3W Ii. Gale. Charles W. Gordon.
William Ilenry. il‘rank iii. Horton.
Gardner Hoyt. tieorse ll. Jelllif. Rob-
ert ll. Morse. Howard B. Northrop,
Arthgr B. Ogden. Robert l. limit.
The ll C, Rockwell. Cornelius ti. 'l‘ay~
”litany Ills come from lmpure blood.
Dln'l have pure blood with .family dir
gallon. laa liver and danish-bowels.
til-dock loud Bitters smallness
biomsoh. vein and liver. and port
lies the blood.
s W . oi ,
PNGLiIH POITAL IAWNQI ‘IANKu
boner»- llsts information How They
‘ Ans Conducted Thai-s. ,
wasltlutrrou; July lowdown-s
having enacted a bill for a postal sav-
qus hank system In the United Blslesfi
ennui-General John l... ‘ilriifiihs. of“
kill“. has submitted in this sovsrm
ant reports of the postal savings op-
mlglonah "5 mm United Kingdom.
rs s ‘ amount to ear
asllllosuou’lrs ’
. Deposits tulle-tat savlnss banks in
the United Kinsdom in Will asst-snat-
ad “innit“ end the withdrawals
“thshl'sa‘msrvuh mid mal‘f
m insatiable. the a . a will»
trays W resume use
by neurosis.» 'i‘hs lamest number
t withdr . a
in draw is in its
blade on «user , ,
’ rs- tdtsi aunt halite credit of this
llflllrldl a lat-ml . rm.
discounts oil a United fighlll N!
t. Malia.
user
it!» null. William Wilmer dressed
t llfim bit it till be several weeks
More flares can use it ants.
.3
Will 01W titties.
v WM! fifllfll‘l Milton .
is any .mrltar. was
“‘d?‘l’.‘l.i3lil“‘hll.
hotbed he:
.. alwlildaiilh s“
The Store Closes at 5 p. m. Mop: Saturdays. ”l.”
Cotton “files for Summer Gowns _
.No summer cotton In more daillt than Voile, for it is
so sheer and hangs so gracefully. ‘he colors are lovely
shades that are correct made up over white or linings of the
same shades. _
Chilton Veiled. in cream, champagne, navy blue. gray. amc«
thyat, and black, . ' alas: a yard
Princess Veiled, in’ pink, lotus blue, navy blue, champagne.
lilac and black, at 39¢ a yard.
' Wash Goods Section. lower floor.
‘Sensation” Silk Hose, 500
Still another lot of these desirable Silk Stockings. Lisle
soles. heels, and garter tops. hill all the rest is pure silk. All
sizes. 50c. '
Hot Weather Toilet Needs
“Eversweet” is a cream which counteracts the odors
that come from perspiration and overwarm clothing or
dress shields.
Rikcr's Deodorizer has the some virtues, l9 and 25c. .
Sigma Violet is :1 new powder, dcodorizillg. and very
agreeable and cooling to the body. 25c.
Headache Cologne is ionic and refreshing, and much of
a relief topersous suffering from hay fever.
Hudnut's, . V ' SOC.
Riker‘s. small bottles, 25c.
Amolin is a powder which destroys all odors from per-
Spiration. tsc. At the Toilet Section.
Against Vermin and Other Pests
Roach Salllt.
\ IO, 25 and 50c.
{:clerlnan's Roach Food,
lo. 18 and 35c.
Norman’s Bcdhug Killer, I0 and 20c.
Rat Poison. “Utlt-thcy-go." 10C. .
Cyrus‘ Presto Killer. 25c. i
Instant 'Death, t9c.
Ant Killer, 18c.
Basement Furnishing Store.
The D. M. Read Co.
This is a strong stock with us.
Stockings is the beat proof.
LADIIS' HOSE AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTB
This Is a popular price and we have a large variety of Blacks. Tans.
White and Janey Colors. '
\' LADIES' HOSEAT FIFTY 6""!
in addition to our usual assortment we have added an All Silk Ctoclc
in. for Fifty Cents.
, CHlLDREN’s H088
“Cadel"—-Blacll. white and tans.
"Buster Brown"-~Li¢bt, medium and heavy weight.
lNFAN'n' HOOE AT TWENTY-PW! CENTS
Worsted and cotton, long and short. plain and fancy.
Our continually increasing sales of .'
Infants’ Shoes
i am
. ’AT Twsu'rvms. guys ‘ j
Bis styles. Excellent value
A. Dicker—man dz Sou
84 Washington St. So. 1%an
Telephone 446
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