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W ivory common In mu aroma this
In‘ltlr. Would It not be well to call
I) onrthou'pbone and pmtocliyonr
the and valuables against-thin dam.
by placing oi Burglary policy
mm us and let us raimbum you for
‘iun. Telephone 1230.
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[MO Washington detect. f V 7 ,1."
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All kind: of Insurance.
Public Stenograpnor,
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“Wilt-ion W. Pray, manager of Ar-
"monr 8: Company, who has been con-
fined to his bed for. several days is
reported much improved. lie will be
‘nble it? be about again in a few days.
A special communication of Old'
Well Lodge. .’0. IDS. F. and 1, M.,
will be held at the lodge room on
South Main St‘.', on Friday evening,
October illst, at 8 o’clock. The M. M.
degree will be worked.
——Jeddo Chat. The Ferris Coal Co.
Sayre M. Younizs, of Livingston
street, has bee‘ii ill ’nt his home for
the past. live days and was able to be
out a little. time yesterday for the
first. Ilia friends welcome his return
to health. 5.
i I‘ p tr!
Tonight at tile rooms on West ave-
nue there will he held the annual in-
stallation of officers of the Catholic
Union Council, No. 46. Knights of
Columbus. by District Deputy .inhn li‘.
Mchlailon. It is expected that there
will he a large number present for
the work
A five. tow truck of Bishop & Lynne.
coal dealers, swerved off to the side oi’ ' ‘
t East IndiaTea Co.
the Wilson Point road yentrrday, and
went over into the ditch. The lllil‘l‘iiillt,‘
did not tiiin over, but it stuck fast in
the mud, Another truck and two teams
were doaputchcd to the scene of the
mishap and dragged the ditched truck
onto the. road. There was no damage
done.
Detective Si'l'iimlllt 'l‘hoinzu Imnht‘r»
land in looking afer
which require he skill of n doctor-lite.
He is on the trail of the parties: who
stole it carburetor from the place oi"
business, ottlmpber Ii. erebt. lust
Week, and also is searching for the
thief who tool; ton (‘lllz'lt’t‘liiu indent,L
ing to .‘drn. Militflilllll of Chapel street.
Ntll‘thik,
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The i-nrdipnrty and (lati‘itl. whirl:
will he held at Court Lulu-cl (‘iub
house on Friday night, promiacs to hi-
ti very enjoyable sprint evi-nt. The
member: will meet at tin, club buns:-
io di‘('iil‘.‘li,t', on Thursday night, A
line iiiualrhi‘I pt‘olil‘uin lint: boom ur-
mum”! i'riuii New York.
Ilridtp‘pori hull lirliicl will be pi'esiul.
A Hlll‘i'iiii our will it‘lti'i‘ Norwnlk at,
7:30, and Roth}. Noruall; at S vi'rlork.
(I up.» i -
'l‘hr piiriv of Iiii l'l'illlin‘Fi and
JACK JOHNSON
NEW YORK, Oct. BEL—Word comes
from Paris that Jack Johnson has not
yet signed articles to meet anybody.
Vienne, the leading French boxing
promoter, says he is ready to put
Johnson lnto‘tiic ring with any oppo
nent Lii’ Arthur may name. Frank
Moran is in Paris clamoring for n
bout with Johnson, who says he is
waiting to hear from Sam Lazigford.
Front all accounts it will not be long
before negro fightcrf are placed under
the ban in the French capital.
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UNSIGNED A8 YET Ml‘rCII-iELflLflAND DOLAN BLAMED
E FOR LOSS OF SERIES.
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playing.
i third baseman.
L 383533590 7. - ..
reaches your table makes it
this week. 34c lb.
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. ‘ . . . fl , .. _ isuch a position. When he read the
Rpgggmmm , 940°00‘35”? article. the Attorney General merely
b . smiled.
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Butter 340 21 lb
The excellent quality and the sanitary way Our butter
worth 40c a lb. Spficial price
125 Washington Street
W9Wear Ever’
Aluminum
Cooking Utensils
A complete stock of C(li‘i‘ue l‘crco‘
lators, Rice iloilcrs, Tea Kettles, Fry
Pans. Sauce Pans. Ten and Coffee
l’ois. Double Roasters, Omelet Pans,
etc.
Albert F. Gehebe
25 West Washington St.
South Norwaik.
Prompt Delivery.
PHONE 1069-2.
i‘i‘ipnii;: u‘m :ierinllivd at tin: h-riu. oi
Mr. and tire
zivt‘liiltfi illilil‘it'jJ,
l-iinii iiiiiiivz'l. ill idiiit';
on Saturday pilot 3
noon in M :‘pzi iln- rivvpifon unit.
luncheon ioilowlnu lili' innrriaizp of
William \’. l‘urlta. of “{oi'wnlil, and
Nina Emilia Hziiiivrl. of “unitary, hail
it lii'ii'dililiii lime.
Among the out-nil.
town ”iit‘fiiii wi-rp MN. lv‘rnnrim Purina!
niuilwr of’thr» ili‘itltilii‘iltlill; John S.
l’urhn, Mr nnd lira. iiii
le-r Width“? and lit'ii'n i.il(‘ii\\'tltlli
tutti MIN“ Killer. of Norwiiilx‘. iliirl Mimi
Elizabcih Nit'l‘, of New York city, Mr.
and film. I'ili‘iil-t Iirl'i by
Butllrdny i-vviiinp: for up cutivndud wotl~
dint: trip and on their return will re:
lilt‘IcIli IltI‘II‘ nmi‘ly i‘ui‘nitdird hump,
15 t‘icvuiunil Mrroi. lluplilli‘l‘.
WHY UBE L. AND M. 8EMLMIXED
REAL PAINT.
Iteration ii’u omnmiiirnl. llccivimn It
Iii pure Willie Lindy/lion and i.IIttlt"i.‘tl
I)“. l’im'tiitut‘ it‘ll the hilgitiéiit grade
quality point that non be. made. he
dunno when the user dill/(Id ti quarts of
Oil to ouch I gallon of the L. niid M.
Emmi-Mixed llen‘l Paint, it innhen I 1M
uniform of pure paint at it cont of
about “.40 per gallon. Thin duvet;
the deer uncut 60 cents a gallon on
all the paint used. The L. and M.
In and lifts always been the tugboat
crude unit most perfect paint prodiic- ,
ed.
field by ('lltlfi. IF}. flow, South Nor-
wnllt; Ilubhell and Stanton Howe (30..
Norwulk; w. in. (layer and Son, Wow
the
Li‘i'lthlt ii.
uiitt Illtliiili'i
llonu‘ Reading to be
Thoroughly Enjoyed
should not tire the eyes and be
lollowrd by a dull headache.
II when reading your eyes
blur. tire or ache. come to us
for a pair of glances. to cor-
rect your eye tronl.ic-—~gianuca
made after u careful examina-
tion by our OCULIST. who
is at SKILLED EYE SPEC»
TALIS'I‘. and fitted by our Op»
tirinn. who has had YEARS
of EXPERIENCE in fitting
and adjusting glanced.
THAMER
amniot- and Ontloianu.
87 Atlantic square. Stamford. Ct.
Dunn not. Evoningc. Eu. ‘Iil You".
LIFE SAVEHB TO MEET.
There will up on important meet-
ing of the United States Volunteer
Life Saving Corps, Rotou Point Diviu
stun, at the home of Dr. H, B.‘Weat
In south :iinln utroot tine evening at
ll o‘clock sharp.
UNQAfl TO HAVE BOCIAL,
Uncuu Tribe. No, 28, I. 0. 11. M.. will
hold a social evening in connection
with the regular partners coasted this
one ‘ demon“
The New
Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiromactic is the common of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease in cans
ed. by a wrench, twist or sprain In
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbo.
Chiropractors nemove the cause of
disease and pain, health in roatored
through harmonizing the nerve aya-
tonis in your body. Female trouble:
given special attention; also curve
ture of the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
04 Wonbinnton St. 80. Norwalk. Conn
Graduate from Palmer School, the
CIINNWI‘I‘OT.
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I‘HANSACTS A GENERAL. BANKINI
BUSINESH AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITV CONSIBTENT
WITH BOUND
BANKING
Capital Burnluu and Profit.“
$100,900.00 ,0117.0DO.GIJ
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Sate Dcpcull noun ‘3 and Ill par yu:
EBWIN H. MATHEWEON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. in! Vice-Pr“.
FRPEDERICK H. ROWAN. 2d Vice
I'Qfl.
WILI‘V‘RED IODWELL. Gunm-
mama-
DIIIECTORB
a. H. Mamewuon J. Wnliloo Mum:
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Chrlulnn 5mm Fred. H. Rowan
llnmuli Grumman Lowln R. Hurlblm
Henry I. Lockwood
We Represent
First Class and
Prompt Paying
Fire insurance
Companies
J. M. Layton &Co.,lnc.
unlit. norm mu innuendo:
, ,
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’lSupromc Court. It might have ‘bcen'
' s , General. '
,Rt‘l‘nolds who saiil,~“l am unable to
Pittsburgh tans blame Mike Mitchell
and Cozy Dolnn for the loss of the post
season serieswlth the Cleveland Naps.
Chief Wilson also In charged with lazy
The trade which sent Came
nitz and Bobby Byrne to the Phillies
for Dolon was a huge failure front a.
Pirate standpoint and it is freely pre-
dicted that Fred Clarke will have to
supplant illolnn next year with a new.
It Patrick Mockler to Patrick G. Mock-
j War.
With his irresiudbloiuonolorua and
fl,
got
H Offer of Position to Cummlnqa' - .
._ :Part‘nar. . which II guupended Uridor
v'Aei-imoron,‘ Oct. 28.——-Nono of P'°'°‘“'°" °"‘°°'- .
_ Judge John J. Which, of Norwalk,
tico «have any knowledge of the mergprealded at the session of the Crhni~
of the position of‘Auuintcnt Attorney uni Qommon Pleas court. In. Bridge-
the officials of the Department of Jun-l
General of "the United States to W‘- Yeste’d‘ty- M”. Kaie'filumbm‘g.
’ Clinton I). lfilcliwood of Stamford. as who was charged With nhoplittiug,
tnted'in a Stamford paper lust weetLIWMf-dlven a sentence of 180 days in
When Hlli‘witli‘itild clipping, Anulstlmt Jail and sentenced suspended nnd “130
Attorney (.lcnernl Graham, in charge nod $00 on each of the three counts
‘ ot’ the Appointment Division, and the against Ivor. ‘She was charged with
meat of Edwin S. Thomas in; district ,- 0,3“ Company last July.
sjuduc, said that he had never heard" or once was scheduled to come
'0: the tender but on he bud been up In court on several occimlons dup-
awiiv from it’lii otlicc In attendance mg the past few months, but was Wt
rupou the session of the United Staten 1 over each time on account of her her-
i .voun condition. Judge Walsh In pasti-
:Ing sentence gave the woman n lec-
ture. Shawna placed In charge of
,Attorney Clitus lI. King on a. special
probatimi ofllcet‘.
1.. 8. Patterson. a young man who
is working his way through college,
3,“, anv light on the source or au- was before the court on the charge
mm,” for *1, .. I, . 1of over-speeding an automobile last
it in thought down here 'thnt the summer. and Judge WMSh fined him
utor' hal ‘ fr. ti 1 .
0,, Sim"; filfiiifigigglfl 2:152: SECRET: ,terson, it was learned, was the sole
{who thought to put “him In the mn_,snpliort my his mother, his father be—
t i his dead. Last summer he was eni-
ni ' n .
i m” B a candidate for the position ployed as chauffeur In this city.
‘of United States District Attorney for
Connecticut, with whatever prestige
the tender of the oiiice of Assistant
Attorney of the United States might“, marriage this morning at nix
gihecclhiifgin t tli artitle whit s O'CIOCR' at St' Mary's church, Miss
i g 0 9 ' ‘ "’ “'““'ances Kent on Michael n~ n. Miss
published In the Stamford paper nho 5 d w
a we ,. w , i “t ,Ethel Booth was bridemald and Thom-
‘ ‘e‘ “”0 former “”150 0f Promte as Rntchtord acted as best man.
Charles D. Lockwood would not con-‘
illltltil: in his absence, he. udyiucd that
,i the Questions he asked of the Attorney
Clipping Shown McRcynoids.
Tile clipping wnu shown to Mr, lilo-i
RYAN-KENT..
or, ALI. conn‘nttéh‘av‘ Fallen. '
Bhoplifter Alon Given Jail dementia 7m
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luau that recommended the uppoiut- stealing 30MB from the HowlnndDry..fi1muld be turned out of [“5 liicscnt r
i V, ‘ , V r ‘ I ‘. i o ..
floor he would retire
$50 and then suspended the fine. Pat-'
Rev, Father Thomas J. Finn united B
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«aw-«v. lumen—A m. ,
AL LEAGUE.
The, Federal League I‘lromotern. ,huv.
g corrailed Georgoyfiltovall to man-
age the Kansas City club, are saying
that If Thomas J. Lynch itin't re-elecb
ed president, of the National League
they will place him at. the head of the
sci-culled outlaw circuit. It is evident
that the Federals haven’t connnltcd
Lynch on this matter. Lynch’s closest
friends said yesterday that he wouldn't I
accept such doubtful honors. that he
owed hin prominence in organized
bail to the National League and would
remain loyal totlie end. If Lynch
trout hnuebull.
When the Brotherhood was organized
to make war on the National League In
1890. Lynch, then an umpire, was of-
fered a $2,000 increase in salary to mm
the plityero’ movement, but be firmly
declined. lie explained that he owed
the National League a debt of grntI-i
tude for appointing him to the umpire.
staff and that he couldn't. In justice to!
himself and friends. desert the old‘
ship. ‘80 the Federals will have to look
elsewhere for a chief executive.
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--lit‘hl ltcll.’ Itch! —— Scratch!
Scratch! Scratch! The more you I
scratch the worse the itch. Try Dunn's
remedy i
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HAP MYERS RELEASED BECAUSE
OF WEAK HITTING.
George Stalllngs, manager of the
raves. says he released Hap Myers.
the giraffe first baseman. to Roches‘
tor, for only one redeem—Hap couldn‘t
hit. Stallings also released Ziiin to
the Rochesters because he wasn‘t a
quick thinker.
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5th Anniversary
SALE
B E G I N S
uiiiiuuiu
REX THEATRE.
Today's feature is iiUt)ti-l“0l‘-.\'Otlllng
Jack, an extremely iulcreetinu two.
metal “.101” feature, the kind that In
unequalled tliemworlil over for stir.
ring scenes, excitement. photograph,
nplcdid acting, etc. The “101" Bison
has done away with so much nhoot-.
int; and killing and has settled down to
features that are thrilling and excit—
ing. but also brim full of interest even
for the most cultured person.
TomorroW's feature is (I three-reel
"till" animal drama with Win. Clifford
playing the part of Lieutenant. It is
called The Girl and the Tiger. The
, Lieutenant: is invited to participate in
a liner hunt. During the. hunt he is
deserted by the heaters and is chased
by three tigers into a cabin made of
jungle grass. He gets inside and
looks around to face a huge cobra.
Come to the Rex tomorrow and see
how he escapes.
sider the offer as he did not care to .
reside in Washington. The story went 5 ‘
on to state that when a reporter for
the Stamford paper questioned Mr.
Lockwood in regards to the allpoiut‘
ment, be modestly declined to discuss
it.
I The paper also stated the possibili-
Eties ot‘ a cabinet olilce that went with
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Louis S. Nyary to Andrew Kecskos.
,bnilding lot, Knight street. War.
‘ Wilkendn Land Company to Bridget
Young, building lot, Ii‘nirfield Park.
ngar.
l Heirs of Alfred H. Camp to Hannah
,A. Cronin, lot rind buildings, North ove-
,:iue. War.
Also three others.
,ler, building lot. Harbor View Park.
Vincent '1‘. The to Joseph lienczoi
and wife. building lot. Lexington ave-
nuc. War.
Sarah li‘. Bennett to William J.
'I‘ydc. building lot, Fitch street. War.
Natures Win. Clifford.
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(The one house In Norwalk with the best l‘niversal pictures with a good feature every day.)
II“ YOU ARE. NOT A PATiit N OF THE REX THEATRE YOU ”A! E
WORTH AND YOU DON‘T KNOW WHAT YOU ARE MISSIXG IN THE WAY OF GOOD HIGH CLASS
FEATURES AND COMEDIIES THAT PLEASE.
TODAY “Good for Nothing Jack”,
An extremely Interesting two rccl “101" Western feature. “PEARL WHITE" comedy.
SOUTH NORWALK
TomorrOW---“The Girl and the Tiger”
A three reel "IOI" animal feature never before equalled. Read about it in the amusement c
' VAII Matinee; Except Saturdays and Holidays, 5 Cents.
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TELEPHONE THIEF FINED $50.
MERIDEN, Oct. 2i.~SemucI down,
of Eliot Hartford, was fined $50 and BH|B.NG OFFIGIALS
posla In the ~Gilly court today for rob-
bing telephone pny stations. Within Bi‘liiili.’ 00,- 28.~—-’I‘hu
the past two or three days similar ’
penalties have been imposed on him ,disclonurcs "f ”‘0 methods adopted by
at Bridgeport and New Haven for,“l0 Krill’l) Armnmnntd COMPMY W
,likc offences. He will now be tnkon:ohtnin tin Insight into the German
ito Hartford to face another charge of‘
ithc some character.
outlaw hint
partly developed today at the resuinp~
tion of the “trial of Otto Eccius and
Maximilian Brandt; a‘fornier director
and l‘lcrlln representative, respective-
ly. of the Krupp concern, on the
church of bribing officials.
Von Molten. formerly the chief
representative in Berlin of Kriippe.
look the ‘wiinonu ntnnd today and trnt~
tiled that his einploycru were aware
An all new, all their galaxy of most. (,f the mum. of lll'nudt'a activities
iiil‘liiiiijiliilfoaming“ ”is: iii: 1:233, ,fféil'or auroral yiinrn. Upon taking over
,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,y,,,,,,,,,.' ‘ ‘lihi [Mint in Ilvritn to limit, von Metzou
’ mid. ilt’ culled the attention of the
drill to tho dangern or Ilrnndt'n rub—
\'i'hi«ro i‘:\’i“l‘}“il(lii,\‘ titli‘bi.
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AMUSEMENTS"
,Im'l‘tllltiflll work, the nature of which
had been explained to him by ICcclua
and von Hi‘liuctne, the pi'tidncoauor of
von Alumni. Von Scliuotuc appeared
to bo nuiitiiat the retention of IIl‘iIllIIt
In llrrlin in lhlu capacity.
Von fiirtzcn'a II‘HIIIIltrlly wnu ilaill'
contradictory of that given by vnrlouu
dirt-rtoru ol‘ Krilllllfl unit the produc-
tion by hint of tho Iii-pt or a carton of
unbalantiuiliut lotions which had poun-
i‘HlltlIfll'lilt'iii i‘xil‘lilll‘iiillili‘l' of tho,
i‘iiiropriin musical lillII dunrlng 1er
iltilliil.
THE. TYROLEAN TROUBAOORB,
it‘lvh (‘lluriniuu Iriwiiui headline and it
lniii‘viltoiiu tiioipiinliionr oil'or It pic-
turmnuu vorn mid tori tlocliorouii
“Wm“..p. ‘ 1 rd between him and the firm was it
' “homo“... . ulirpriuu to tho proucoution. which had
Extra Extra conducted tho preliminary oxnintiiw
lion» or the Krupp dirhrtora in inner.
once of thin correspondence.
'i’hu court afterward adjourned tho
hearing and directed «on 'luiiiicdliito
uenrrh of you Motzcn'n house in order
to diucomr what further nurprlticu he
might have in reserve.
The world» humor of lnuldctiifu niltl
lull lroiia doth-ti the police of both
continuum.
fllGNtJR ANGELLO REGO,
[Lieutenant or the i’lrot lilrhrudu or
the Ituiitin Arum). whom zpnrt‘ornp
illlt‘ti ltttn literally uturtictt not] but.
that tho illiildn Ililfl poweru of un-
llnnn. Illii exhibition will make you
ponder, and marvel at the super»
human strength of bin handu and
'l‘lio changeable weather of early
body. full brings on cougliu and colds that
* have u weakening client on the im-
.... tom. dint may become chronic. lbw
The é3£:,£|3,oaimm. Foley‘s Honey and TM Compound. It
w... . has a. very nootbiug and healing effect
”may Waggon AND qfiAcE on the Irritated and inflamed nlr pas»
GELLKGTE. tinged, and will help Very quickly. It
in a well known: family medicine that
give: results. For cuts by all drug
sloth."
Noted harbours. in their comedy pluy‘
let. “Wilma WHO."
special Added Feature.
The Mayor of the Buttery,
Hts Honor HARRY THOMPSON,
John Rush, arrested for drunketp
, _ _ Keogh t it morning.
Governmoi‘il's pending contractu were
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promlseil'
neon, was siren thirty dummy Judas .
NOT GETTING YOUR MONEY'S
Name not reported.
oliinin. It
. It’s the tough Para Rubber of m
‘Hub—Mark Warrior’ Boots That
Makes Them Wear so Long
“Hub-Mark Warrior” rubber boots are tough. strong, cure
and durable. Remember, you do
nary Rubber Boot when you get “IIub~Mark Warrior."
You go! a rubber boot reinforced at. every point.
[mill upon "Hub-Mari: Wurlor" Brand Rubber Boot:
.@
11"! get just a plain, ordi- 9“
RUBBER BOOTS
Mode at the Best
6min of Plan 'Pnrn Rubber-Md. of
Extra Strong Duck—Reinforced at Enry Point.
Millie but donlmi carry "Iluiidiiiirli Warrior" Rubber Boon
md you can depot
id on them to carry the but of everything
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. MALDEN, MASS.
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styling in nllored and honey
aivoly ntylluii module.
t‘oinpictc li‘uil Showing of Woudc
,ir’;‘;."f'f'i-f-;
wonderful atock trougiit with the
era of intuition.
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An iiiiitriiiilly t-oniprehcnnii-n collection of tho
‘ finite for women who denlro cltt‘ltt-
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many iiiiporicd modelu cltnrncterlzod by doch‘ledly new lines.
This grout conurcgniioii of floats from the simple
"Sport.“ (lent to tho luxuriouu Fur Coat, oil have the graceful of-
forth on much desired. and no matter whether $0.98 Or any pride
between that and $132.50, nil prurient splendid uuvhige.
Don‘t forget our Corset Departmuniwnll tho lending makes and
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NG’I‘ON 3T.
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Norwalk Chronicler