at n if.
' don't you? flush this
..lJnIlaponui-amm
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.4 Wearing-n
. smiled 100 in enamimitzlon
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WEDNESDAY, A36. :9, 1914
.»-,-_-.__,.h.
Will-l
l5 lllllllll llfitlllll
South Nomalli Boy Sold Rating
of 100 tor the Denver, Col-
orado, Police Force
William Mueller. son or Mrs. Carri.)
Mrwlior. of West »\\';ishingtnn Sr,
Full-
9.
I.
who hu< liven lot-tiled iii lleiiiet‘.
oradu. for sexual years, is now
lllv'lllllt‘l‘ of the pitliL-e force,
inward his physical exaniiuallvn with
tint lllilll'si rating obtainable. Wil-
li.ini is a twin lirotlior of Joseph'
Mun-llt-r, of math Norivalk. and “ilSi
Mi'lIlrl.lli‘-\\'l hero, 'l‘ln lwnwr lliillel‘h
httl' lJl‘l‘ll writing him in. l‘F‘Ct'llll)‘.
and have printed purtrulos..o{ ‘lliiu
in tho line of physical development.
Vt'ylry, Foam-r. one of tlii- iien'spupri'
moo. has written the {itllowing ro—
uiiiiin.‘ MoellL-r's passing of tho i-ix-‘
ummnfioii [or ii policeman. and his
first tlil)’ of duty:
(‘Oiisider the perfect man and hi<
troubles. t‘onsiiler 11 lore of the open
or the pilgllisilc ring, it the liiff and
the h! nv. ot‘ the smooth. shining. un—
icoiei'ml hodies of the squared circle——
and [him drop it u".'to“the uniform
of thi- Illtlll‘t‘lltitll. ir‘oine men into to
wzir to untirrgo hardships and hi"
L-onw :i horn in the eyes of their
i.~.~iii-tlw;irt>. .\'ut tliP perfect man. lle
Itt‘tli-llllt‘s :i [Hillt‘t'lllzllL and to please
his mother.
Hit itllgllli'ii from a '.r,\‘ Park czir
yontei'driy al'tornoon. twta liluckzo pus!
hix' ilr-stiiialion. and. dragging; a
auetitt‘r behind him, wagging his
limit from side to Sltll‘ as the gelling
bond of a rvgnlur. lionesl-tvO-goodneSS'
whilt- tlllilll' hui'asued :ind reddened
lll:~ iii-ck. lie shrnggiid his enormous
.-lionl:lor:= nervously. He puerpd ahead
“it'll lurmul nilo “It” (‘a-pitol llill po-‘
l
lit-L- station.
"l‘tii llilly
from a height of six feet soven.
"’l‘lii-y Ni) down (it the hall that I5
[Missed tho physical examination \vlthl
n zi'atlt- of 100. I guess maybe l ought
Iii."
“Willizini
ltllsat‘ll,
in;
eli‘f"
"llilli, Sergeant. That's what the:
all CJH mi. 1 don't like that William
Just say Billy. Glad to know
you, soruvnnt.” '
An enormous'paw wont
and t-tonriiml. The sergeant's
\vent suddenly white. --
"Let go!" he pleaded.
“Sum. Hui ain‘t it autul to time
to wont ti collar? Got to do it all the'
lime \ilien \ull’l‘e a policeman, ton.
‘lilng makes
me nervous!" He ran .i baseball liut'
{ingot und-i tho edge I" the
hand than nwung hhi grout arms. The
tor‘
stagnant grasped a bit ,
“Ti-dunk):
.-’. . ~i' l
tutu-mt vou used to wearing a col-
jar?" he askéd.
"‘(‘onur’l' ’ A wondért‘tilly Weary ex-
‘h‘rsslon come into t‘he’ fflco‘ot the
.\l or lltx
.
Mueller." said Svrg‘ount
“I'm glad to know ion. (lo.
' 'iperl’ect man. that is. the man passed
by the civil survive board as physical-
ly perfect. “Oh. Lord. no. You make.
me on this thing dou‘Lyoti? l‘m noj
slouch. or anything of that kindeut
you see how it. iii, L‘m‘ used. to jufit
joispy or a. sweater 0r
nomething like that. I'm not used to
:tIheua. ytmlglit up and down cluthes.‘
I1 W'lHIll: a pollLomén didn't huve' to
Wear a collar. l-—"
And it was then that Joe and: I
Holland into the slalom: also Vlotar
Miller at Pattie-'3 Weekly, come to
make motion pictures at it polleemnn'
so physically perfect that: ho was
MoellerJ
blond. light haired 25 and boyish in
spite of his elaphantine build, grin-
not.
“What” 1 do?" he asked.
The Icamei‘tts were placed.
“Strip to the waist.“ come thtt ord-
or and ti vast light or happiness‘I
' sprang into the (-yes of. the Perfect
Man.
“Thank goodness" the boomed. "I’ll
. get rid or this collar for a. while. and
this underwear. Stun}; and he looked.
down at me from his towering build,
“you’ll help me put this collar and.
tie hack on. won't you? Say, honest
I” worked an hour togot this thinness-
on, 1m no dude believe me. I like
sweaters and terseiy—I‘m till biillod‘.5
up!"
His time was one or almost terror'
His grout timid: wove so‘n'i'iiieo in the-
. tlo than not
climbed on a. an,
having 3
l
r.“ he announvol
to wall; :1 beat 01’ this station. ‘
{ nrwa rd -
face‘
ii hitu ‘
5413!; at 48 W .dmfliavenue. who“; ,
- m the attract!“ «Moi-ion Masher]
Twill )ou‘.’ In) no; lerd to it—l m usd
led to Just light tiiillit-S. lighting 'UgS'
land a jt‘lSt)'. \ou know. Plt'att‘ lielii'
’me out of this thingI wont ion ’ lin
jall bailed up ”321ml ‘ l,
‘ \lan 'louoro Like Hill: of “gunning.
tince more the chair and ‘hen ;
lultl‘e lttfhre us a. being that nuuld
send the ordinary- stay strong man
ibziLk into the wings to: the long. 193;!
lrert. T’iio great shoulders. as broad i'
5and l;\\llillg as the hills uI \\)Ulll-j
ilng. showed high ullfl'e us. Two arms
.vuiii hands like the scoops of a steam .
wrung over our heads. l$efore
ins their showed an abdomen‘fliuilt
like Li. washboard in its. senated mm;
loin. and those muscles new of the
fi-onsistuii'y of armor plots. The per—
ft’ect m‘an danced about lh-h rooin.
taliulr-l.
“Jimminy.” he rented. "that (”eels
5gmid. You know, 1 mad most ot‘ In).
time on [is . ,In ammonium:
Slilllllt‘d. or: . flog or some—
jthinu. like this, ad In: not mod to'
L ‘othi—ii. Not {hat I don’t want to t-lke‘T
uiiiliud) «wise but he lost got fine of
these back to nature constitutions
that’s all. You make me out on that:
.stttit'. duni you? Say, if L wit. rich!
l‘d go nukod! So helu mu." '
'l‘h» pivttzres were taken whlle
Mueller stretehed his arms to an ex?
flint of .seien lee! one inch He show-l
.od liiu immense bloom! and the great
lllllh‘tlt's oi his back "lneii came that
distressing collar and that shirt and
that union suit again. Mueller gioaii~
ed but ill donned them with the a"
SlSl-‘tlltt? oi a man on it chair and
than he turned. '
“l \iouldnt do this lm for my,
motherw oueh— so} horflest do _\oi
th im-d to a Lollar after a WW?
I.\\' oil. in l “as saying— then now
Illllll duggmied underwear. getting all
lizilied up again-— 1 \ got a little mo-
Ether that' s an angel in evenihinu ex—l
'(‘t‘PI hrr namc. .\'L'u makir me. don’t
ion ' ll hoop! Sav 1 wish l was rirli
enough to bu) all the regular i-lothes
in the uorld and Lbuvk ‘om ill the ri—-
01! PM. kiddo. tie that tie up all nice
and sassy, will yuu'.’ i might as wall
lgo the limit. How do you like this,
tout?" 5
110 displayed u «out llg enough for
llll ordinar) man': iilsti-r and Llie.'
attention to the trimmings 0! the
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sIl(ieveg,~.[en ”mums u, the ,.u“__am and Mrs. Stephen IBeynolds, 55 Cedar
other buttons in proportion
IPrIzL-l‘l-it-vi “life, But Quit llliig for.
. Mother. i
l ‘Hutl to in no that intide' 'liv add—I '
’(mtl "\Vi-ll, .is I “as a‘ out to Sit)".
.~:',i,\ is that tie sticking out .it the
bark” Don't get me bailed up now'
lli-nt pitk on me just became I'm
not used to this atufl. Well. uiiihon.
I‘ve got u mother-raid my regular.
_l,\llSlllCSs iii prize lighting. 1 L'oiiiptt-i
ml for the world‘s strong man chain—
iiiomhlp when I w'as' ill \edrs old.
You I did, and I didn‘t want l'lll\ ml-
ilur, either Lifted a 180- -nound numb-
ltll from the gioanaibme iiii head
tilt-ion limos Put llill Lang, tin. Auri-
tuillan. away in six rounds, knot-lull
tout il Benedict. in m and L-liallLiig-
ed Jack Johnson right after be “hip-
tied Jottirles. but Jamison nits mo.
busy going to Europe. So. you see my i
mother, she didn t like this. She “gut-u
ed’ine to get isome Igood _ onumblia
human 30 I says to' unset. l‘ll bg u
I.pollLomnii. and here I am. all dollcd
iup in a union suit undo white eidillor
5 sin t it awful?" i
lielng a German, Mueller fought
5lllldtr the trill) national name of
.Charlle Hut-titty: Most. of his pugilistlc' '
work vuui done in the East He Lame;
to Denver three years a...» and has!
imn noting since then us it tinliior
land athletic instructor (or
:men hole. lliu clothing 19 all male toI ‘
order, l‘ioin size fifteen ahoes on u.)
to his collars. Be 13.5 years old and
asserts that he never
llii leie in his life.
l
' IUTHESOIE noes
' me man aiiov
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ultimo in beaming. motions. fashion-
Ied by loving~ bonito. Seven thousand;
'relatlves and. friends thronged the
grove. watching the work at tho
judges, and tho babies with the keen».
est at lntereat. All. styles of baby
were cunning little bobloii and they
liver-e, tor, the most. out, very well how
haved. taking great interest. in the5
proceedings.
The live Judges, who. were Mrs. L}
ilMlltun- Cohan. Mm 6.. Fuméng Libero and Will shims. obit-5.» Jwicg mph.“ unknown”. wit. 3rd street.
No! It. and Mn. Henry S'DwerI bur manna, 4 Woodhutr “no; Nor-
Mu. Kore from 13:23.»; can»
' M the banding:
illicit okra number or
iéitKin'x bit momma. arid bitumen
. *auers.x,E'llInx.
CCuz'9 asthma: '
Dublin ,3, 5t
has been ill or! '
m sou-m NORWALE m m
--v‘~*-- Tfltemmmt tinnef‘ hellfMe-ofl‘fi‘tm‘lz mgr??? ~r‘ .~ ,‘PW’P?
Gum ol' the Baby Show.
Marion Magnet, daughter of Mr and 1t Waté
Mrs E. F. Magnet. of 9t‘odu strut.
Section A—Under One {car at Age
Most Handsome Boy.
Gooru B. Walling. son of Mr. and Worth). 201
Mrs. Bajamin Walling. 1,; (lieiitiiiitj
stfret.
' moat Handset!» fit.
Gladis l. Holley. daughter of \lr
and Mrs F. C. Holle),10 Platt street.
The Patten Baby Boy.
‘. on: 992mm C Lockwod.
(South; Somali;
Eleanor Garry—gs .l Gormley.
a rim} -'
flagrefI Wong—Mrs. Goorge
Norgulli.
Paul J. Wk;fip1fimmlgy,
2 L‘hestnut' strain, Sou; )lorwalk.
‘ Sheldon P. Wimpriniine'tenn. c
‘ w im‘pttieluier. 5 Coirtlud I place.
South Vorwalk. I
5 Marion lranklin lks W Frank-
Notman Kramer—Mrs.
Kraemer, on Fort street, East Nor-i
walk ,
James he‘d—Era. William Ire-l
told lungefleu l
rGeneviei'e Stanton Mrs. J. J. Scam:
1011.10 Sou“ main BLEECL. South Nor-j
walk.
mm Roberts Harris-Mrs_ ltobert5
E. Harris. 1: South Alain bll‘eel, South,
Sci-walk. ;
Eleanor Julia Hawley- -Mrs William;
Walter J. Arnold, son of Mr and fin 31 Marshall street 350m Noruau; Haiiley, 33 Butler Street, Noroalk.
Mrs. John Arnold LSuminer street.
The Fattest Baby Girl.
Eleanor Goruiley daughter bf Mr.‘
and Mrs. J. Gormley, IPrpspeL-t me
one.
Th0 Smalls“ m
Behind W833§teiu if
[he finalleot
I mklin.
W3 Pin 21 Mutton otreet
. Tho lest Natural Baby.
Carl A. Glm er. son at Mr. and Mrs.’
George Glover,“ 25 First street.
Prinu- for Twin.
30!-
apel strqet.
Lillian and Lena Britta}, humans,
at Hr. Mid Mrs. J. Britta. 9 Unlmue: '
nue.
Suction B—From 1 to 1W3»! at Age.I
_Ttic Mont Handmmi Baby Icy.
Frederick W. Bossier. son of Mrs.
Paul Hauler. West Rocks road,
The Most HanduTno Baby Girl.
Mildred Nickorson. daughmr of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Nickel-son. 252
avenue.
Tho Fattut Baby Gut ,
Robert P. Allen son of Mr. and Mrs.
IFrank Allen. Silver-mine avenue.
The smut Baby Girl.
Madeline M. Zeuler. 15 Marshall
street.
The Smallut. Blby Boy.
Meriiu Robinson. hamburxli. N l.
The amount Baby Girl.
Anna Reynolds. daughter 0! .‘Jr.
street
The But Natured Baby.
Dorothy M. Ryan. daughter of Mrs.
Clara Ryan. 39 Vorth Main street.
Prim (or Twin.
Calilu and Harold Smith. sons of
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Suiltli, or 110
Vt oodviard avenue
Section c—From 2 to 3 Vuro. 5
The Most Handuomo Bab; Boy.
Charles P. Gilchrist. saute! Mr.
Mrs. 1’. C. Gilchrist. 16 Frospect ale-
nue. '
The Mint Handsome Baby Girl.
Marjorie Elsie Cumulus. daughter at;
Mr. and Mrs E B. Conklln;L E'lunIl-I, Walk
pauk . _ ill Gladys M Olson~ Mrs Robert Ol-
Th'e Patten bey Boy. Ion, 20}q Washington atg‘eot‘ South IN. 8 Gmudillew Mamie. swim,
Raymond TulluiodzI't',II son of Mr. and Norwilh. ".4. Marion E Hill—Mrs: Arthur S, Hill
Ali-o. Dertt Tallmodse, 49- Woodwqrd;
avenue. .
m taunt Baby Girl.
3: not
But '
r
{‘5‘
Ella Garfield—Mrs. thrfleln, 3?. Lowe
street, South Not-nulls:
t Lillian and 12:. Ratio—Mrs. J09
epli Britta, 9 Union avébue. Namath.
:5. llglllIam A “llllea—MI'S. Milton
”White, 71 Winfield street East x0:
lamb-Mrs Rose Merrill.
3K0 Merw Idoet. Norfolk.
Ruth Ellwbeth Banjo—Mrs. Frank
E Bgnfltt. Nunalk. .
. whom linden—um r o the
doll. 84 Delaware new. Norwalk.
. Veal Luann. Bates, 88 First street.
Chester G. Godfrey—Mrs.
C. Godfrey. South Wilton.
Gladys irons Holley—Mrs. lirauk C.
Holley. 10 Pratt stréet. but Not-walls.
Frederick Quinturd Weedvllrs. Alr
'bert Wood; 36 Cove avenue. Emit Son
Iwalli. .
Marian. Baylor—Mrs. End Hunter
3 Myrtle street. East Somali.
5: Frederick LicooIa-M . Michael Lu-
233.19 Church street. fimlk 5 l
George V. Hopkins—Mrs. Hopkins,
19 Mainhall street. South Norwalk.
Bernie ML Bennett-Mf's. A H. Ben-
Inett. 15 'oodulde avenus. East Nur-
twalk.
Albert nud Mildred
Chester
S'prague—M rs.
'Henry Sprague. 27 Leonor-d street.
‘ Norwalk.
Mary E. Corcorau. 35 Want Washing-'
ton ~treet.
5 Peter and lolin L'rbnmIS Koallttb
street.
J. «\lden Hamilton. soul of Mr. and.
5 Mrs. J. E. Hamilton. so llaiu unmet. .
Xoman Amundsen. so of Mr. and
Mrs. E. Amundsen, Hen street.
From One to Two: lie of Kg»
‘l; Olivia and Harold [filth-”flaw
Stephen Smith. 116 Woodyurd avenue
IIBoutli Ntfwolk. l
Willliiln S. Mayheiv—v'Mrs. W.. S!
.Mnyllew. 139 South Main Itreet. South
'Norwallt. .
666 1%.. o Knit «trim South :vor.
'.
Doris F. Cow-wigs. inlllnmLJ.
Cue}, 89' Woodward giro-(to. Scum
'Nomllt.
'..\lr and Mrs. Ernest ButIgesii. Platts- Easier. West Bockunpad. 4 ~
Ivllle avenue.
The smallest lint Boy.
Joseph Main, 35 CbaotInut
South Normlk.
The Sin-“cut Baby- Girl.
E 5Holl, daughter of Mr and Mrs
E H. Hamil 28mins Hill.
The lost. Natural M.
street,
Mra. Horold S. Beers, 1 Elm street.
Gould Prize for Only colored My.
" Inland Nimrsoé—Mrm tum“
'Nlckorson. 262 But avenue.
Evelyn IL Kahlil.“ mulla-
shall; 2! wring Hill. Hour-ll . 4
Menus it. zit-mi: 15‘ liar-hair
street. South Norway, : ,
Alice Mr. Rooting-5M. Funk P
Rooney. 4 Chestnut qt t. Norwalk.
Settle Boers, daughter or Mr. and Dorothy '3. Rm— rs. Clara Rm
39 North Milli street. South Not-walk.
Virglnr'il’ir. Bdclii-J-Mro. n J. Bach.
George v.. Hopkins. an! of Mr- and 17 Lowe street. south Norwulk. . l
Mrs. J Bouillon, 1.9 Morabnll meet.
Prize: tor Twin.
1;, Wiiiiiin c. u Pbttlnm—Jln. wu-
llun Put “I". Nomik—R. F. D. 61.
Ethel and Elsie Hall. daughter’s or, I’m“; mwm all"! my, 33
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hal} 32 Sprint Cove auntie, East: Norvmlk
Elli. ,
Prize: for Conny“.
(Section A.);‘- .’ ,
Peter Urban. 1 Kostiutb moot.
(Section 51)
William 3.. Movhow, moot lit. will Em w, Gerhardt—Mrs. Ham-y 'Norwa'lk.
Monti:i wore wall remnant“. There Mrs. W. 8. Mayhem teamnuuwt,wmmm Hafiz: m may” “1,” Van Zant
strait.
~ (WEB .
Danlel I... World. son at . rind Mrs.
IDmlel Wood; of Mom met,
Gum. Piston tor Titans
at 32 Leonard omen
Pater uInd John Cabin.
retreat. _
W and Norton.
. I1:-
"Won on
F ' '4 h
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slrl‘ie judgeal'Ifiu “whim. lit. Emmi”. 5m Ola!
'55xomnI
' 5 notes. 55 com um Nonflk;
‘ I'Iwafk.
‘r Charles ,
Ipycknian. 19 out... im' south, Mora ,
- l Laut'selA-meltu mwklnI—Mrsult. F.
Howklim. 8 Rowland otmIIt, South
Norwiik it » . i
.5 liobortfifiAllon—Mn. Front; InllemI
Sflmlnr md‘. ~ -
.Wlllt
l Shirley Wm [rebuilt—Mn. Walter
..3 Mind. Broad Rim,
l Charles E. Button-Mn. Violin: tantra.t
inlton. ‘
1‘
walk. ' .
4.“. Russell? Wallis. my};
5mm South mm -. ,
Kai-gum humour-unit w
lhdemn. also hit going, Bill: not:
Grover .TyIréll'aMtn.‘ Theron}
Mildred minim WINK—m. H. .l
Pickett. Stgmpfittt menus. .. .5
WWW Matti
‘ ' Tyrrell. 190 Main street, Norwalk.
Albert thatcher».\irs. Marsh'
Thatcher, R0\\a_\'.1011
Earle w. Bloom—Mn. W. H. Bloom,I
23 Ferris avouue, horualk. DI]
Thornton D. IAWTEDLe-Ml‘: S.
Laurence. 82 South Main ~ircei, nouiu
Norwalk.
Katherine Vast-Mrs. P. \‘aust,
Chestnut street, South Noroalk
Henry Gates, son of Mr. and Mm,
1‘1. Gates. Wilson Point road. I‘.
Evelyn Green, daughter of Mr. and,
Mrs. J. A. Greene. 2605 West avenue. l =" '
Charles F. Brown, son of llr. and
Mrs. Walter Brown. 6 Benton street.‘, 5
From Two to Three Year: of Age.
Curtis A. Owens, Jr.—~Mro. CurtlsA.I
Owens, 67 Woodward avenue.
Eowolk. i
Kath-rum T. Brounell~Mrs
Anna May Tynan—Mrs. ’l‘heresn
Daniel Leroy \\ eed Mrs. Daniel
Weed. Main streLt. West Nortolk.
Charles P. Gilchrist-31“ Peter C.-
Gllchrist. 16 ProspeLt avenue.
walk. - g- i
“1111th S. Guile).
menus. South llllorwiilk;
Dorrls'ii}. mhrmuuir—Mrs Willlnm
Gehrmonn. 9 New stroet. East
walk. .
Amy ll. .l. Selnkuechtallrs. Axel b.
Selnlmecbt. 17 Lowe uueet. South Nor-
wulk. -
Hazel L. Allen—~11“ Lloyd Allen. loI
Blakeley street. Nonalk. l
Haul Irene Gordon—Mrs.
Robinson—-
lsucu
Dorothy Stoueliridxo'
Mrs. Ferdinand Robinmn, 21
'Itroot.
Shirley Eltxtgboth llobLunOn—jlrg. .
got-dim Robinson. 21 lanes street.
\larmn L. and Gladys 51. Scott—
).lra. William C..£cott, Stuart aieu‘uo.
Marjorie Elsle Conklln—Mrs. E- .B.
.Conklln‘i .Wlnnluuk. 9
'Lu‘ellii May Bonnétt Mrs. Percival
hearth 6I Woo dslde a euue.
- C
F. C
«Highland “snug whtlylon.
“3160111: U. Goddyélr—Mrs.
Goodlv‘eor, Royal James Inn. Namath, l.
Viola Eleanor Burgess. ammo. .otI_ item W. Hauler-again. PM! to Domini! 8t EllM¢~Mm Daniel .', .
Klstln‘er. 1013031 strait. Norw.alk
‘ Halloween—Mrs. Hui-old s. Beers. I
1 Elm street. Norwalks;
Ethel and Elsie Hall—Mm. E. H. 'I'
Roll. 32 Spring Hill. Norwalk.
Edmond Tnlliundu4—Mrs. Dertt; :,
Tollimdse. 49 Woodward ’uvénuu. :
Marlon Mazntr—Mmi'. E. F. Magneng '
9- Cednr street. South Norwalk.
Vtull. moonin- Engels—Mrs. Emestig
Burgess. 34 Plattsvllle'f. avenue. Non!
wait. ,
Elton W
Meyerholz, 40 Elinwood avenue, South
Norwalk.
I Bullion A. Gavan-Mrs. John Csvall, I '
7 Marshall qtreet. South Norwalk.
Ruth Muster-Mrs. Johh‘ Naggle. 23 t
High street. Not-walk.
Edward Kyle. 251 High street, -\'or- '
Iwalk.
Joe Mola.’ 35 Clinton: street. South
'u't‘tie‘if. limit. Namath.
William J. Lynch. non-oi Mr. and:
Helen5Loulse Godfre}, daughter oi 4 Egg},
m- and Mrs. H. N. Gudtrey, 24 Launch-0
Mrs. Willlgm Lynch. titty.
Gme O. Crosby. lion of Mr. and
Mmfl. 0. Crosby, 27.3‘IEast avenue. '
Dolores R. Clumsy. daughter 0:
Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Gloucey, 11 Ham ‘"
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Alma 5‘
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South‘ -
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ward Browuell, 12 Clay street South:
Narwalk. iI I4
Nor-t '
46 Woodward v, -
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James; .
.Gerdol. liilhtlde avenue, Vuru'alk.
A Stewort—llfi's S. .J. Show :55
Meyerholz~lllra. Gustave 5 .
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Snlfito'ro Tatto. son :36 Mr. and Mro.
PAGE m
Final Clearance"
All remaining Summer Stock to be sold regardlell &
cost. Odds and ends muSt be cleaned up; therefcre pin;
are marked accordingly. An opportunity to get Hot
Weather Footwear at a fraction of its former price. '
Keeler’s
”.3
Rubber No‘Sziiliiig or
Toned MOE)! Fifty
9 8 (3' CW" ‘ ‘9
Without one .of our
Simplex
Vacuum Bottles
Keeps. Liquid Cold 80 Hours
Hot 36 Hours
Manufacturer’s Guarantee with every one of them.
6 Coupons and 980
will make you the possessor of a Rubber foned one.
6 Coupons and $1.13
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