Rolled .
' liars
Yellow
COrn
i'.
Taylor 8. Golden;
, was it iisilor in New York yesterday.
» ’the Rt 21d
'r‘iiuipotoiit twist hands,
PYRENE
like ExtinguiSher
fleet» repelled tor Extinguishers by
”UTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING.
7~ Ills *3 lbs
25.0" 100 '.
~ Kirkin‘an '
4c 3 cake
, kidney: -
_ ; Beans;
' ‘ 2' lbs
150 t
Borax
Soup
Scotch Whole Paris.
2 Continue; for‘13e
Tel 871
‘ TEIEPHONE 1230.
' r 1' V‘KSHINGTON STREET.
Ea8t" IndiaTea Co
WE. GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS.
125 Washington Street
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'lteud In.) special notices in the
iMlutr. I'IIV,
rooting pictures at
Sen nrlv,
ltlxt'ollout. the
Illex 'i‘iientre.
'l‘liryl‘aiutors‘ ifnion will hold its
l‘egulnr' plaguing torilttlit:
Llinrolrl 11‘. Clark, oi“ South Norwuik,
Road the prions on mt'n‘s pajamas
and plight shirts III TI‘IIiII‘Itlll & Ilyatt’s
Miss N. I), Ryan, of South Norwalk.
was in New York on business roaster-
dny ‘
15 per rout, reduction on suits and
ororooals :ii The 'I‘oggci'y Shop. Soc
adv,
I'tltinlzot s and quilts arc eiitoi'od in
‘wale III discount. Other
tspociais in the adv
Lolniid Close of lr‘ruukiiii avenue,
has taken a position as cit-rk in lire)"
frins‘ cigar store
A ponderiul hill in IN‘IIII,’ advertised
at l-“lolts Theatre. The 11111. “in film
you i'uli‘pai'ticuiars. ‘
Mi"; and Mrs. Clifford ll. Ilunt'ord,
oi" South Noi'wnlk. are titlelltlliiu, tho
automobile show in New York today.
'I‘ho“ American ’I‘cxliio ("oiiipau‘y or
l‘nu'liiclir'l. It. I., are ndt'ortisiui: for
Sun adv, on
page .‘I.
I)r1po..it.~1 niiide het’oi'o Saturday noon
in the South Noru'ulk Stiiings' Bank
will draw IIIII'I‘t“4I. from 1h.- liréil of
January
i1‘rul'k Ii. I"t‘i‘i'l.‘i, 01‘ Detroit, .\Iia'h..
son of Mr. and Mrs, Frank N, i1‘orris.
(11' West. sire-rt, spent the holldni‘n at.
'liotne here. Mr. Ferris i8 workInL: for
tho. Irol‘uy company In Detroit,
llrinoiiiu school will he opoiwrl in
Lllreniuluiiri tonight, tuidoi‘ tho lnsiruv-
lion oi 'Snuiuoi Punk-y, and all tho old:
time iii» well as tho IIIOIIt‘I‘iI dance->5
Nil 111- taught. All l'oi'mcr pupils a.»
troll nu. Igggluuvrs arr invitod to at»
Loud, Hiiiiill tuition It?“ charged.
2...-.. WW2W.-,.
MAY CHANGE SIGNALS
AT HOUSATONIC BRIDGE
It. mm statod today IIIIII. the, H) Htt'lll
oi signals IIHNI by tho. Now ilaron
road ii; crowing (li‘l'l' ihu Ilotisutotilr'
rlvvi' III. Noumuu \1'iu1 Iikrly to ho
(3Iliili!.'.t"I ll_1' tho I'iIIlIIl‘ l'tllitlon (Toiw
1111'1 Jim :it‘ttr Iliiiilllt', iu-nii looked lilo
by (‘liir-l' I1 iliiiit‘i‘ t‘. L‘» l-Z'.l\1t1ll oi ilu.
ooiuiul nit-u 1n that tun uzirniiii; sit:
Viiirln will in (limi‘iiIiuI .‘tiIiillIIjilItiiiIlbit'.
tillt' 1111111: tliv ti'uli‘i l'r1ui'li1'14 tho [1111“1'
.January
Women' a $14.98 and $15.98 SL1
inlxtuion diapcd or plain skirts,
inertia, all sizes ~
Young women 5 $11. 98 and $1
pouclrs and ziiiclliioa, all sizes
Another lot of Young Women’
Children s Dresses at Greatly
l‘ui aseortincnt of school dresses
in plain white and fancy stiipes,
blurk serges and plaids.
or; and sizes, $2. 75.
Furs, Scarfs, Mutts and Sets
Greatly Reduced Prices
13,1 M. Mollas
Clearance
AT MOI; TASCII’S
Wamen's $19 98 and $2198 Coats at $15. 98 —-— Mixtures and
Womens and Misses' $5. 98 and $6.98 All Wool Serge Dresses
$4. 98-illack, blue, gi'ny, brown and garnet.
Women‘,a $1.00 Blouses, I9c~—'l‘nlloi'ed, soft collar and cults,
Women'o and Misses’ $2 98 Separate Skirts, $1. 98-Blue and
Women’s All Messalino and Silk Jersey Top Petticoats, all coi-
rzo WASHINGTON ST.
E MAIN STORE—210 Atlantic Street. Stamford.
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its at $9 98~—«Nowost stylt1s,protl1' LI
rill 81/.(18 woiidoi'iul uiltico. 51;
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393 coats at $10.49mCiiinchiilnu.
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Reduced Prices, 790 umeonder
all sizes.
while they last will)» sold at
ch 8r Son
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EDISON’S
COME IN ANY TIME
134-136 Washington Street.
IF YOU HAVE NOT HEARD
NEW DISK
PHONOGRAPH , .
YOU HAVE MISSED A MUSICAL TREAT.
The A. J. Angevine 81 Son Co
AND HEAR A RECORD.
south NOrWIIR.
recur ANp euvoen AND 8111.11.13.
1» iNG SKATES.
All Pattornu.
SKATES SHARPENED
George W. Wardwe‘ll,
52 South. Main Street
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DiVidend Notice
123TH
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
The Norwalk Savings
Society ‘
ANorwallr. Conn,
"December 18 1913.
Kt a meeting of the directors of this
society. held thin day, a dividend. at
the rate of FOUR t4) per cent. per
anuum Was declared to depositors,
from the earnings of the six months,
ending Doconiberflti, 1913.
Thosamo will be entered on puss
liooksnnd paid on and alter January
10th,1914.
Money Deposited on
(or Before January 10, I
1914. will Draw Inter-3
est from January lst,,
1914. . I
WILLIAM A. CURTIS. President.
FREDERICK A. TELLS, Treasurer.
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Try One of Our
Delicious
Dinners
Tripp’ sRestaurant
(FORMERLY LANE'S)
Breakfast 25c. Dinner 85c.
Supper 25o.
I '
Friday Dinner
Clam Chowder
li‘rlt'd Halibut Steak
linked liluo a In Spannlv
Roast Bert
lloilrd l’olutooe
(II‘t‘L‘Il I’cun
Rice Pudding
liomvauado Bread and Pics
Mansion House
C. HASSAN, Prop.
Bel/294 WaSh. St... 80. Nor-walk.
TELEPHONE 307.
NOTICE
(,ln
11111.
and ultoi' Monday.
tit-IIHAI' uII li'oluht.
Jul) 12.
1111' Not-Willi and South Nui'wnlk,
{HE NORWALK STEAMOAT
GEORGE F, FDOTE. G, F.
A.
Pier 27 East River
Foot of Catherine St?
LINE.
The Reed 81 Yolk
Electrical (.0.
The Only Fully EqulpMd
ELECTQICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone Silo—~50 Bo. Main 81.
So. Norwalir. Mumc Hall Block.
Ash Cans
{Iiirtingo (Inns. .11in Sifters,
«IIOIIS. Tin, Agate. -(‘.op,poi' and Altitiil-
uuni Ware.
Albert F. Gehebe
"r.
25 West Washington St.,
South Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery.
PHONE 1069-2.
South Norwaik. Conn.
Dual
Does Your Plumb-
'ing Need.Artention-
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it to always treat to catch a
it first sum. because ltri 1911- "I
' iii to grow worse with
:“J'w
neglect.
‘ You will save much annoy-
nnoe. as well as time and stron-
' “DIG by 'phouing or sending for
run whenever any part of your
'onnitory equipment appears to t
be out of order in the least.
I "Home-made" rennin
make-shim at boot. and are the
' in the
place your plumbing problems
on our shoulders, and we will
solve thom‘promptly and utte-
City National Rank
We Give JW Green
. Trading Stamps
Iii Hlilliiiln with tilt. oi" I’olritiit-u 20c
whom lilo I114-il‘411l signal I»: It)(,‘ilItl'I.
'mm 11111 iiIIli'l ninnimi moo rt-nt,
ol‘ u. an m
Ill tumult“ IIII'i'lIItilill
iii'hoii ‘t 'Ioii l't-i-i IIIIIII'I.
’I‘liv 21km Inn:
by il..'~ (itlIIIIIIIHSIt‘III,’I‘1~.
uri- aliriiullwi
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL
11' 8 LYON
W GOOD 222......
10b Printing
BEST WORK,
BEST PRICES.
88 North Main St
, BOWH uonwnm.
'PHONE .90”
ahead,
1438111111 Il'll’I‘lH roiuliur'
.1111, _1'H| hm-n uppi'ovvtl,
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Now I11 the limo i‘oi'.
you to IR)" III that lino
pootwiiioolr giiul.
Everythin} in
Stationery.
l ml 111' . g
| (If) . ,.
, f, outta: g3.
, .2 SUPPLIES >
I We carry it ('utu. E
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I S IIi‘ut‘ willm IlIIttIitip’yDIl: é
O m
RIGGE R MAN
R03, 64 North Main St.
Ill Sliii'iipu with 11 “III. Rollo-(I ()iltu Boo
til Stanton with llottln Vuulllu .. we
in titlinipp with iilriz. t‘oru Start-ii 106
ill Slainpu with iiri‘tiv illlroii ., 15c
I Royal Grocery
Gracere and Fruitororo.
Tel. 126443. 22 80. Main St.
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HER B'GHTIETH ANNIVERSARY.
I hirn. (I it. (‘orlroth or South Non
,wuik. cololirutod hor elgiitlolti niiiii~
ivorum'y on Saturday hint and a family
lpiirty wrui enjoyotl Iii commemoration
ior tho event. Among tlin DIILOI-IOWII
.guoats were Mrs. Samuel Morgan «and
dunglitor'cntherlno. oi Cotolientor.
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and :iioxpenslve means or
nation,
communi-
wil‘ be tire most interested.
Adventist: ihi rue naturism.
”Sentinel Wants are it quick notion
They afford it drrocl way'ot articiean
carrying a message to the ones who '
Fludordwntoh Sentinel Want Aria.
tor tidings from losers oi valuable
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Household helpers union Sentinel
Want Atari. for: citation. to mm more
ammoluttye employer! ‘
Hammer 3 A GENERAL BANKING
, nonmeoo no OFFERS EVERY
' FACILI v noueisrr-zm
WITH oouuo
, BANKING
I Capital
' 1100.000 on or 171100.00
Taro Dopom Boxes 35- and 35 rm you
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON.‘P1~QI
i_ JUHII ii. KNAPP. lot Vino-Pin
i F'RPEDERIGK H. ROWAN. 2d Vloo
i fol.
WILFIIED EODWELL. Gunter
DIRECTOR.
E. H. Matnomon J. Walloon Mum
term it. Knapp John H. Linn!
ohriitian ewm: Fred. H. Row-n
tnmuel Grumman Lowln R. Hurlout
Henry 0. Lockwood
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Roofing
Lot. tie roprdr and paint your root
oil for one 'pi'tcc, lgiiltt‘lwtotfd; one
cent rtvnqruirt; Errol.
E.R.Bradley ac...
oeuznindriooremb MMON' .
CONTRADTORDI ' -
11 Wilmington it. no Wit. dorm;
» __ Plinth: Til: » '
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Norwalk Bong. Church. fiel
Iurpiuu and From. .
iiiiiiiinr. '
it start Siltiitt
Woman‘s Association at the South
Inlormaliun on lili‘stiuns‘
M2...
The meeting of tho Womun'nnnuuo ,
clutlou of the South Noiwalk Congro i
gallonul tiliui'ch hold your 'diiv utter '
noon In the church partlm'o 1wrpi Iar~ur1
Iy irttcndod.
Tho program war: Ill ohrtrgo ot‘ the
committee (in Home MIh-lIOIl workI
him had selrctod loi' Iii. topic, two-i
clul Sui'vIr-o MIB Charles 'Fiiyzlot otl
m
tlrconwit'li, (nun; who has been on
turned in nociui service work in.
,ilrookiyii.‘ N Y.; ilurkinwu, .'. Y. ; i
Wentport (min. and in mill :ILI'IH1, Ill
(troonwioli was tho spoitkor oi’ tho
afternoon. .
A hriui report of him :itlili'11.~'8 l’ol
Iowa:
A8 in the Illitor' 01 all untlous
grout critics or I‘CHIIIIIIUIIS have come:
so. at the present time, no me con
frontod 111 n I'L‘VUIIIIWIUII hill one to beI
carried on without WOIIIIOIH and with-
out IIJIOOUSIIQ'II. Old Idols are dis
t'rowiie or shuttered. old Ideals have.
passed away. There are different duo-t
trlucis, no It' were; theology seeiiiu
now and strange; there In it rot'aluu.
tioii of tuition. Thoughtful prople w'lll
89,11 In this but. the 111' plicutloii otI
't'iIIitllILV to tire problems of tod 1y I
sohiiig them as (,hilst did when on!
(’Ill‘IIl- Orr 1111 clipping of n st orig; so- I
rial ounnctenre ‘
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The :‘e are six 111m; of. holpiuu .iloiuzt
this social SIIIICB 11"oiir:
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s‘plc to do npoclllc things. according to
their ability. in 1on8, power, even their
ballots: fourth, by being thoroughly
sympathetic with all types and condi-
tions of nioii;_ titty, by giving ouc‘.
own tuloiilu to the work; sixth. by
lit-c; lug one's self encouraged.
oi‘ (Ireoiiwlch is: “What shall he done
with dependent children? Place them
In families 0.1 an institution?" The
‘solution has not yet. been reached.
Two other subjects tiring studied 'by
those progressive women are sanita—
mny lend to the passage of proper
housing laws, which the state of Con
' iiccticut lacks. “
As examples or irhnt women IIIl\'t
itccoiiiplishod, Mrs. Taylor cited tin
lows which now horn phased in Cali-
fornin, sinco women have had the
franchise; tho niothors' pension Iiili,
the raising of tiir1 ago of eminent; the
Irrini'riuge ccrlttioato law, the milk iii-
induction bill and the not Weight corif
EIIIIIICI‘S' hill. in Australia have been
passed the nuitcrnilx grant hill value
”oily pounds sterling. the uoiuaus
:‘Iproporti not and the equal dirnrce
great rrvolution» the individual 11.11
Ilig up his selfish aims and aiding to
t
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. uplift tho mans ol‘ Iiuuianlti. to make
,thio vaitii hotter and mo 0 bountiful.
IIIN‘ [ore old New .Iorusuloiii
, trlnlui: \Dit,‘ of tliruikn was “IV.“
Elihu. Taylor for I“! most interesting
.IIIIII Itoli'ful address.
MANY NAUGHTY acrs CHARGED
I AGAINST HUBBV
Mrs. Helen Hlil Weed Complaint
1 About Misconduct~Wantn
Divorce and AIimuny.
Divorce. nullu rooms in 1-1qu to tho
,llill family. of Norxnllt. l‘iipi'rn t\'t‘l'I'
‘roturnod todny to tho. biupr-rlor court
in u null hi'ouuhl l.,1' HI'II‘IIII ilill Wood
ugnhint \l'ulti'r \l'm-d, oi
; 'IIOIIKIIIOII, Mich.
Hilliw'y
it
Mr Ward lino Iliii‘tl utility ui‘ IIIIIIII
Iii liiltliy Iliurru
rill \iiiltiiuuii to tho piululll‘t, uutl III
many plum-u.
’l‘lir‘.1 I‘DIIIIIIIIIIIM l.ituiuim lluliu.
hionth’ornuplnm Ontario: tlw Hotel;
1 nioatplii in Now \‘iii'lt;
,ut Atlantlr t'ity. and
In ililtliirpui'l.
IIIt'II on two iii, lulu:
Mi'n. Wood in tho (laughter of Ior’
tilt-.1 <Utlllili'l’iitllliiiil Shout/.191 I. lilii ot
Norwnlh. than In wuil omittcclmt rui-
clully and financially.
Mi‘. Wood In it rrniuuilliia minim:
hnglnoor rind 111 o-dlior III Htovnun‘
Copper iiiurtdhook.
’I’Ito ,wlfe tutor for u divorro. tho
cuntody of her IIII‘HBJ‘IIIIIII‘IYII. Elna.
nor Hill Wood. Iii; Writtor Harvey
IWeod. .112, 13. unit Mary Hill Wood,
110, unit alimony. claimingr that her
husband has it. his: Incoino an on out
ginoor. ’
tho lit, i‘iiiirlrui
thi- Stt‘iiillrilrl
“WM—um ,
flare money—49211.net oils. will sell
property, set onwloymeiit or rent Va;
omit property unholy iiiitl tummy. f.
A court my. run bent in too; but
Ono problem confronting the women
lion and housing. ti‘hls consideration,
in t'hni‘tml tliul.1
uith mum pI-i. 'onsq
'i‘liu portion iiI‘I'I‘ iuurg
inn-r. » .
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Wivnwuvuu Ar
Read This‘fl
«Paper,
Tomorrow
Special Notice
This Store will Close
at 1:30 p. iii. Tomorrow;
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in order to give us a chance to arrange stocks for our Great
earancc Sale
uvhicli BEGINS
Saturday, Doors Open 93. m.
Extra Salespeople wanted fur all departments
mmaaaaaaeaaemaaaan
5'.
,luisiiiess, the officials hold, which the
,two wire companies are _
Although a. final decision in the
matter nia1 not. be renrhod for many
SIPAIIIIII III IIIIIHIIIII _
““31 ”IBM $29 "I“ “I“ 211:..21'135111'12'11'. ‘3..I.‘.‘:f.‘.°.ii’”;iii-
' Icy of allowing the, American Company
as much time as Is necessaiy to dis—
pose of the Western Union stock with-
our loss to its. own stockholders
western Union Telegraph Stock
Under Consideration by Gov-
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1 i‘iist, by becoming iiitelllgtut enru- , emmem OIIICIBIS CARNEGIE GIVES $10,000,000 MORE
iost' agitators: ‘10( out] by iocouiiui:1 __ I
leducutoru 11,-1arlilng 'iotlio no to see It 1 I NFW YO
- - . . . ,,,,, _ _- - , . IIK Jan. 8——Andrew Car-
8 inlui': third, iv, getting specific poo-I, \\ Ablllv. 1‘“ Jim I" Pr'hmm
on plans of the (1151105111011 bv the so negie recently reduced his fortune by
called telephone trust of Its $‘».lil.0(i0-I’$10000'000 1" became known today.
000 north 0, Western stock in making a gift of that amount to
the Carnegie United Kingdom Trust
iDumferiirie, Scotland. ‘ o
_ , At a recent meeting of the trustees I
Molteynolds, In charge 0f DW' 1 or this district the fact was disclosed
under the Sherman anti- that Mr. Cnrnegle’ts gift of $10,000 000
1' Todd listened rester- iin bonds of the United States Steel
day to toritatiie proposals from N C ,(orporatlon designer] for the fund.
hurl been registered in the name of
ngsmny' Hoe-president 0f the the Carnegie Dumierllne 'i‘r,ust which
American Telephone and Telegraph is distributing Mr Carnegie’o gener»
(onipnm, relating to the. disposal to 1 ous benefactions, in his old home town.
he made of the Western Union stock. Steps were taken to “We the bonds
Although the present negotiations transferred to the United Kingdom
time not reached theatage where a trust. This means that Mr Carnegie
Union
stock 11 cie under consideration todoyii
by G. C. Todd. Assistant to Attorne) i
", lcnoral I
sectitioiie
Trust not.
“0“” can be outlined. "'48 kn(“mlcurtuiled his perSOnal fortune to the
‘thrit the attorney general and Mr.' extent of $100.,00000 instead of call-
'lodd nould oppose a pm rnta distrlhu lug upon the Carnegie Corporation 0:
tion of the Western Iiiiion1 shares New York in whim he has not am",
among stockholders of the American.mime“s to supply benevolent funds.
“1“" "Y“ 3““ Telegraph 00mm“ Mr Carnegie last night said he felt
They take the position that this case the glit uouid be appreciated more if ,
is g'ivntii different from that presentw
.od by 4hr) Union Pacific and the Baltl
mom & Ohio, and that theie is no paroi ,
allot tr. be round to the Union Pacific's,
it came from his 011' n pocket than from
the \'e11 York corporation
Your vacant property is costing
plan to Olt‘iI‘IDlltO the Baltimore and money every day. A Sentinel want
()Iilt) smelt in IIS shureholdors. '1 Ill" adv, will change your 1033 into n
two railroads are not competitors for prom, Try one and see.
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t “’ 1
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The Boot
i That Stands the Wear
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How: in North and South \‘I alos, the
hinqunllly oi page In“.
I So throughout all countries iiiitl.,
IIIIIIOII'A‘ all peoples has spread this
This. ”Top Notch" Boot Icoks differentwand it is
i different. It's patented too-but the makers don’t
1 charge you anything extra for that.
The price represents only the superior quality of
material and workmanship which enters into its con—
struction. .
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1 At heel at toe at ankle. at sides; inside outside,
I tight 8‘ ,le wrong side—wyou’ll find honest worth worked
into the very rubber and linings.
IIIMOh iAlIS
, Tho double thick
I SOIQ.'~3 .
pure gum
padiiig shank, extra heavy
i. enforcement and lastly the pat.
ranted ribbed knew-«tough and
aliong .18 wlinleboncmrnake this
i hoot .i tiger to; wear.
', If you want a hoot which will
not crack or split (tutu-which will 1
i stand up and wear surprisingly
long under hard stress and strain
don't overlook this; ”Top Notch”
.5 . Boot. 2.»
'Short and Hip Lengths
It’ 8' the ideal boot for wet.
snowy weather. It insures foot
comfort under allw condi-
tions. Short longtii and
hip length bootiiwto sat-
isfy everybody.
CONNEALLY 8i BRACKEN .
=1" iii Wuhluuton Street ' . ‘
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