w‘, v ,7 mm
I
face or Caps, Double Price.
. ' 7 F Sal,
_ wantS! ngesslsilal Cards, and
" ’ Miscellaneous .
LAS‘SIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
outs—To ’fietT’
Business and
‘ emclnpsrarsuaa'r‘
WANTED. To LET.
k.--” ..n__,._
IWANTED—SKIFF, OLD 0R NEW..‘ TO LET—THREE ROOMS. FURN-
lteasonable price. Tel. 1139-4. j1~i 3t ished complete for light housekeeping,
every convenience. 815 month or by
W A N T E D — EXPERlENCED the week. 22 Madison street, near sta-
rhauifeur. Apply oiilce Samuel Rood- tion. 314 St
per. j14 Stf
i To LET—Slx ROOMS. UP STAlRS.
WANTED-“REVERSE CLUTCH T0 with all improvements. inquire 159 So.
hold 12 H. P. i cyclinder engine J. F. lMain street. :13 3t
General Delivery. 114 iii; ’
WANTED—GIRL 0N PRESS M A-l TO LET—SIX ROOMS WITH ALL
. _ A 1 t th Crescent Laundr 'imodern improvements 17 Lincoln ave-
chine pp y a e 313 gtl nae. South Norwalk. A. Joselovsay, 52
_ Iater ptrWeet, or 4 Cove avenue, East
'WANTED—AIGOOD GIRL ron “WW“ 1‘2 t'
general housework, one who can cook.
Mrs. Hatchman, 8 Crescent Terrace,
Gall afternoons. :12 8t
WANTED—YOUNG MAN QUICK
and correct at figures. Cluett, Peabody
,& Co., Inc. 112 st
,1
ro liar—21 UNION er. I soon
Hawk and Bailey Co. 1261.!
To LET——FOUR ROOM APART~
me and list, also loft, steam heated
wANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS dud eectric elevator service. For‘fur-
of cattle and poultry. Pay the highest ther particulars enquire of The Old
prices. Special price for live calfs. 12 .Weli Cigar Co. ‘
c :pound. Bob calves to fatten, $8 to:
$9 a piece. Joe Dickman, 19 Raymond TO LET—45 ROOMS, CORNER BUR-
Blrt’el- Phone 356-21- 11- 12‘ bank street. Rent 812. Inquire, a nu:-
" abeth street. Tole. 1249-2. 123 tf
.WANTED—POSITION. HANDY
all around man would like chance at ‘
anything. E. w. Clo tsenllnel. jig 8!. TO LET‘S”! ROOM LOTTAGE
4‘ with all improvements. 12 Lincoln
.,.WANTED-—-A COMPETENT GIRL avenue. 5 rooms wit improvements.
for general housework. Two in family. at 9 Hamilton avenue. 5 rooms with
Phone 513. 110 Bi improvements, 72 North Main street.
'— , Store, 70 North Main street. Inquire
WANTED—A NURSE MAID TO United Grocery Co., North Main'St.
care for two babies. Mrs. J. M. Mason, __
27 Putnam “ewe- 11° 3‘ To LET-45 noon APARTMENT,
”*H“ ’“‘"": East Washington street, that Nor-
FOUND. mm
color, white and green. lhquire James Chapel “’9“. Norwaik.
Bust—nI'E‘SST’N‘O‘Tics:_w
AT Mas. TAYLOR'S, 60 NORTH
{Main street. ISome special prices on
trimmed hats. Toilet powders, Hosiery
aca toners“
and collars and cuffs. _ iii 3t District of Norwalk, 88., Probate,
,Court. July 13th, A. D., 1915.
in said District more than ten years
before the date of said application.
'I
\ cachl of the estate of Pauline Wennrich who
I 0mp0 , died in estate a resident of Norwalk,
NowOpen for the Season.
ALL KINDS OF
SEA FOOD.
and that public notice thereof be given
to all persons interested therein by
W. A, NASH, Prop. publishing‘thls order in a newspaper
. having a circulation in said district a
Phone 88 ‘ ’
___ Weatport 1least five days before said day of hear-
ling.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
LOOK! lab 1t Judge
I share profits with you by giving District of Norwalk;”' as. Probatcl
you the iowestprices on 15 years guar- Court, June 30' A' D" 1915'
antedd' tin ‘madé“‘lnto leaders, hanu- Estate of Mary L. Sullivan, late of
made, painted” inside, tin roofing, Norwalk, in said District, deceased.
plumbing and heating. - ‘ The Court of Probate for the Dis-
HENRY A. HEGEL’EIN. trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
.56 Water St. Phone 1106-12 lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims .for settlement.
Those who "neglect to “present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will be debarred a’ re-
covery. All persons indebtedrdof said
EATRES Estate are requested to matte immem
. w _. ~\.-..../a ~~~\V diate payment to ‘ ’
PLEASANT HOUR-f. ~ ' ., WILLIAM A. sunfiwaiv,
Lockwognvs HALL .330 1117-14 . ' ., Executor.
ioowr Miss ‘ .
Today's installment of the serial WILL SELL DR' SHAW‘S AUTO
. , , FOR TAXES.
beautiful—featuring Anita Stewart and ..
Earle Williams. NEW YORK, July 14.—Dr. Anna
u y ” Howard Shaw, president .of the Na-
. The Goadess tionai. American Woman Suffrage As-
TOMORROW.“ . societion, probably wIll not attemptto
William Fox presents Theda’Bara, SW9 her 'little- yellow automobiiei’
' star of “A Fool There was,» in mlei- from ” salei’st' auction lat, Media, Pa.,
, ,Mllfil‘ Dumas’story, . next Tuesday, to satisfy a tax assess-
‘ ‘ ‘ ,, meat, according to a statement. she is
The Clemenceau/case ' sued here today. ‘ The 'car. named
.l ‘FIRIDAY. Eastern Victdryg'was presented to Dr.
.. Parpmountpresents Hazel Dawn as Shawiby a group :01 her followers.‘ It
, ‘3‘ , “flaflssa” was seized at Monica, Pm. Dr. Shawls
, I " ~ ‘ residence, on Monday, and. is to beg
, ,4,“ , f _. . 1 ‘ . ‘ sold at auction to paypaytfhx‘aasessu
. Dorian House\_ Belt: of. $120 levied upon Dr. Shaw-Tim
; (Gregory Boulevard) The sum-academia: . declined." to
. I‘ East NOW]! _ ' ‘ ‘ make out ‘a list'nf ha ro’jaertyfisuh-
”s. , . . ‘OpeinMtyn ‘28:; incl to thirteenth“?
SHOREDINglEgtsang ALL :tax her Without "It‘IyInnt'iith-rihe, right
« . KIND; .0 parent). to :‘vote.»- ‘ifvvodld'lte alanine-’- injury
_ COOKEDIO ORDER. "5 upon tyranny."
'w . .. " ‘ J . . " ‘ “Inilthe'5aptlrlttiofia317yd." her state-
tread» inclined tuba ‘
‘t.
apartment PossesIon a; once. Thel
FOR SALE.
1' _FOR 8ALE~TWO IiORSES. I‘.\-
,quire William Effron &‘ 00., inc., 3
Rowan street, East Norwalk.
Kind and gentle. Will work anywhere.
=Sold for want of use. Cheap if taken
Iat once. E. Tutter, Connecticut avenue,
xb‘outh Norwaik. P. 0. Box 354. jl3 3t
.. +———-————-—-—-——
celery plants. No seed bed plants han‘.
ldled. Apply Nelson Ii. Hoyt, 70 Wash-
Iington street. j13 3t
FOR SALE—DINING ROOM TABLE,
folding couch. refrigerator. small
stand. Apply 8 High street, before
Wednesday. , 112 3t
FOR SALE-GOOD BARGAIN ON
a live passenger touring car in excel-
lent shape with full equipment will
give any demonstration. Vaast Bros.
MISCELLANEOUS.
i'l'ALIAN MlDWlFE—MRS SANTA
Marco, graduate from the University
at ltaly. Licensed in New York and
Jonnecticut Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
:8 Ely avenue. Telephone 816. is 2m
MLVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
ni contractor. Estimates given on
m kinds of contract work. Be sure
money. Phone 816.3. 26 Wood St. .
» __ Partial improvements. rent;
FOUND—A BOAT, 1, FEET LONG. 812.00; mo 5 room apartment 39:
fl 139».th
improvements thereon, situated in said
eight and twelve Hundredths (8.12)
acres, more or less; bounded ‘Northerly
Smith; Easterly by land of the heirs
of Algernon E. Bald, deceased, in part
and in part ahead of Emma E. IIStev-
ens; Sontherly by highway called Ce-
dar street; and Westerly by lands sev-
erally now or formerly owned by El-
birt'A. Woodward, Moses '3. Pardee
114 It . ‘Executrix; .
grtiuiid" that to . ‘
PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Under and pursuant to an order of 1
inquire 64 theVCourtlkof Igobptggfolr thehDistrictl
. , . South Main street or tele hone 60. ‘0, 190"" au or; "3" l ereunto,j
banal, Yost street. 112 M _ ' p 'the; pubscriher hereby offers for sale‘
all such right, title and intetesg ht Po. 1
ltei-‘Schramm, late of Brooklynvin the
City and State of New York, deceas-'
ed, had at the time of his death in
and to the following described real es~
tale, to wit:
All that certain tract or parcel of
‘l Whereas, writen'appllcation has beenllandv situated “1 Sfild WWII 0l N01“
made to this Court for administration l’waik, known and designated 88 Lots
Nos. 36 and 37 on a map came in the
ofilce. of the Town Clerk of said Nor-
walk, entitled “Map of Building Lots
belonging to Mrs. Emma E; Stevens,
Ordered, That said application be Norwalk, CL- 1887.” said lots together»
SHORE DINNERS AND‘, heard and determined at the Probate being one hundred and “"3“" “20"
Office, in Norwalk, on the 19th day of feet l” ”0’“ and ’9‘“ and one lllm'tdent would return personally. to
July, 1915, studio o'clock afternoon; :dred and twemy'““9" (127) feet morelconfcr with MT. Lansing and the
or less, in depth; bounded Northeriylcabinct. aitcrwhich there would
by land noyv or formerly of Emma E.
‘nated on said map as Pleasant street
how called lvey street; Southeriy by
land now or formerly of Patrick-and
land next hereinafter described.
An undivided one-third interest in
and to all that certain tract or parbel
of land, with the buildings and other
town of Norwalk, being in quantity
by land now or formerly of Leslie
and Theodore Price:
For particular and-terms apply_to
ANNA MARIA SCHRAMM,
/
7' PAWNBROKER’S SALE
Thesuhsc'riber hereby offers and
proposes" toise‘ll' ll“. {the property ‘
> pawned with mini" as» represented
hy-th'e’ folloWlng‘ticliets Now
8197, 810, 8215:9220, 8226,- 8239,
8244, 8248 @249 “2856, 8257,; 8258.
‘8259. 8276, 8278, 8280, 8281, 8286,
8287,8288, 8290. 8292, 8299, 8301,
8310,8341, 48, 8355. 8359.. sets,
8375,9389. 8392 8393. 85903408,
'8409.'8413.<8419 8420 8429 843i,
“8438, 8440,, 8443, 8445 8448,8453,
18464. 8487, 8474, 8476, "am 8481;
'8484, 8485_ 8,486.". 3495 Issued re-
speetiveiy December 1.2, 8. 4, 5,8“,
9, 10 11,1'5, 16,17, 18. 19, 21', at} 88,
24.26p'i28,\"fl9.80.'81.1914.? v 8‘
south INhrwaIk “Conn, stay 14,
1915. ”I w
tron sate~oaavwoax IIORsE.
FOR SALE — TRANSPLANTED
Garage. - 112 3tl
Stevens; Easterly by highway desig-'
Gossip continued here today ~was
«civilian board of ,inventors and ‘ .
technical experts: as proposed by m.--“One of our prInpr
Secretary Daniels, to assist in in the war was ourpowe
working out naval problems; The-the exact truth. from day}
only selection thus far any about the military
nouncedfl' is Thomas 'A. Edison, This asset has been lost.
" who wili'head the boards
' certainthat when the board hadl
been finally selected.‘it would be
. "composedofrmcn of suchpromi-' “
hence as‘ to make the country
fe'el‘lhat what it is possible for
the human mind .todevisc willbe.
devls‘cdnior o‘ur navy.” ‘ ‘
PRESIDENT‘ ILSON’CON:
.smsRINGeEaMMNOTE
H. PETOGRAD
BEELIN. July ftp—The Ger-
man army? headquarters stat? yes-
terday gave out the following -1
statement:
“In the western theater: A
French hand grenade attack at the
sugar refinery of Souchez was
repulsed. In connection w th
the storm attack on the ceme-
tery our positions were pushed
forward across the cemetery,
over a width of 600 yards and the
Caberet Rouge. situated on the
road to Arras, also was captured.
. "The number of prisoners has
Increased to three officers and
250 men. Several attemptedl'ene-
my .counter attacks were subject-
ed to our fire and their execution
thereby was prevented.
“Between the Meuse and the
Mosclle the enemy developed
lively artillery activity. He“ at—
tacked our positions in the forest
of Le Pretre four times in the
course of‘the evening and the
night. The att cks broke down
under our fire with heavy losses
in front of our lines.
“The"situatiorl in the eastern,
and southeastern theaters of the
war remains unchanged."
No NEW DEVELOPMENTS
BETWEEN GERMANY AND
THE UNITED STATES
~—
II'ASH'INGTON, My l4.-- .
Pending the return of President
Wilson from Cornish, N, H., it
was believed here today there
would be no further developments
in the situation that has arisen
between Germany and the United
States over German submarine
warfare. ‘ '
Just w
return to
net the i
not dcfii
nlqthc president would
“ c up with his cabi"
tary Tumtdty said that he would
i be here soon. The supposition is
to an our estimate. We can save you l
that ho will be in Washinhmn the
last of the week, and that the;
.41 subject will be considered». at
Tuesday's cabinet meeting.
German reply.
IS believed to have been called
.forth by statements that he al-
3 ready had made up his mind that ,
he did not view the situation as government "Iiarchcd bcb
’gun carriage while :I (let:
The statement indicated thatwil daemons led the any.
the president was giving the Ger-v
seriously as some of his advisers.
man uotc his closest attention,
keeping constantly in touclrwith
Sccrctary Lansing, and that as
soon as both had maturcly con-
sidered the situation the presi-
be as prompt an announcement as
'1 government.
It originally was President
lVVilson's intention to summon
Mary G. McGuinness, and Westerly by:
Secretary Lansing. to Cornish,
but the plan has been given up.
Secretary Lansing and other
cabinet members continued today
to view the situation as grave.
but gave no hint as to how the; .
problem ‘should be met; \ ‘
CIVILIAN ADVISORY "
BOARD OF INVENTORS
WASHINGTON, ’July 14,-
to the make-up.ofthe proposed
had been received.
on today, afterf .'
This sale needs
our former sales an
Below are listed a it
who. 1
sizes and narrow
Some large sizes.
LOT NO. 2,
Vici kid. patent lest
LOT NO. 3
Tan Pumps, Ta
grey suede pumps. ‘
LOT NO. 4
Patent Leather L:
Button. Vici Kid
W Gun Metal Button
Allthis season’s goo
regular $2.85. Spcci
89
1115 Main St.
BRIDGENR‘I‘
.1 number of Christian Wprker W
, scum Bblle Island, macaw Rev. Vi, ear
diiranossa on T
.MARSEILLAISE‘
st Cerm‘amnotc was ‘. . . church thli_,el".ellll|8r A very interwar,“ NAMA. HATS. excellent
fcly known, but the
president n a dispatch to Secréééj PARIS. ju
With impressive "ccrcmo:
remains of Capt. Claude?
Dougct dc Lislv. compose
Marseillnisc, were Huccc
ly I4, II :30
Thousands stood with ht
The president's telegram was,t‘cvcrcd as the co‘fin, upc
given out; and a White llouscicalr‘agc of the revolution
statcmcntf’aml cndcd rumors con—lied. passed undo.“ the
ccrningr his attitude toward the 'lriomphc down the évc
. iC’tamps Elysccs and acr
It indicated that the [Ircsidgntéfilgxapdcr Bridge ‘
had reached no dccision as twill? made. ~
‘ Iolicy of thc govcrmncnt. and it:
1 members of the cabinet, tl
‘llcnt of the Senate and C
and the highest officials
' . .. .- , , ell . "f
stunted t‘o“ Investigate the host 0 s4,5°o“_°~° “all“t‘m’“ ”‘1’” g...
\Vhilc the cortcgc was
the hospitals in thc liotcl
the Avenue dos Chdmps
every balcony and every
was filled with wounded n
in the dense crowds on it},
mcnt many maimed sold
many bronzed reservists.
leave, saluted the bicr
seat of the presidentof
lpossiblc of the purposes of thclpublic in solemn silcncc.
There were no cheers
fcstations until
the Grand Pala-
the Republican
l’Armec." shouted the cm.
spontaneous burst of cnth
A flotilla of aeroplanes
circled over the
Triomphe at the start and
ed the line of the process.
the Hotel dcs Invalides. .
PRINCIPAL ASSET OI
ENGLAND
l
|
l
l LONDONAJIIly l4, ll
So says the Manchester
The names of a score or more lair today under the heat
of possible new members of-the "The War in Flanders. by
advisory council. many of’them‘dent of the Warf’
recognized experts in specialvadds: ~“The German
lines of, inventive and research'when allowance is made ., ,
Work, are under considerationth-asional exaggerations of .....-
but Secretary Daniels said ("that‘ies and for an intelhgent at
‘he would not announce theselec- tion of events, are quite :,
tions until after their acceptancesableuassiour ownif; It Is th
' necessary to- makeuthIs c
' The secretary said that he Was ' we have several times mad:
of inaccuracies in the Ggrr.
ports of military operation ’
“Impartial "Amencan , t, ‘
ranksthe truthfulness cl C
reports :fo land Operations ’ p .
Ourtowa.‘ To niany..,Epgh . ;
the.:lack..ofx frankness .In 1 4 '
finial reports is themost d
aging thing in"‘the.war."; ‘
_ d n’prious‘ committees.- submitted
‘ ml! Stone...9fv-W&lll“8¥9'dn§l“°(§ddn7rrn CREPE and ”I
at, including a: t
‘1“
Iliflc SH.,‘N§'\H-..Jllly '14'7“.GER
days cthid
situati
'1 {to wit .Cary‘
‘vsdnlrc
Li .. y.
Samuel Mead, of Edlie avenue, ha,
returned from a two days’ visit in Hot
Jillian, N. I.
Ir. and Mrs. Elmer Bracken, wh
have been camping at Calf Pasturt
have returned to their home in Me.
win street, Norwalk. _ .
———-p———q
Daniel Keogh, of Seaview avenur
who is ill with typhoid fever, is r
sorted to have had a bad day yeSie‘
day His many friends are hopeful
tn speedy recovery.
i
inward Beers and Charles A'ndersoil
am down the harbor today after blac'
fish. Much interest is Ibeing‘tahen b‘g
Inn! men in the contest for the bid
seat ital: for the pole offered by Fred
click E‘Lockwood, of Norwalk. i
Ballad Light and family are to rt
more shortly from New Milford to th;
13. Allusworth'house in East aVenut .
”night has taken a position as ei‘
M with the St. George Pulp an . >
Paper Company in Norwaik, and er= ..
“gin alas formerly Miss Ainsworth. .
James, will conduct the service at tr. ,
m avenue Methodist Episcop-fw in Milline
shapes, good quality, .
a; service and a 111186. attendant-‘3 °"° 99‘” “gig“; .
, . . . ,. .. 0 man
attempted. There “m be good 3998:“ straws. white and blaoxi '
3" “Islamic, and allure Invlph 11.60 and more—50c I if
Moltlhat,’ file «“199th win‘be ml“. 191;? varibtyyoi' sor‘gDandw‘
instead .01 tomorrow night, as is Worth double—.- , no and 40"“
my ~' lMM .191) HA picked from},
, och, many rts and mark
. e excellent style and fine In
antiserum mitt are interestvgl‘llqh is characteristic or How:
1n the action taken by the. board 3“” 84.69 m "M_ g {a y ..
Wllmen last night. on the Lat-ole: were 83.60 to 818.—
nt.‘ other disposition 'of garbage d'h m” ”5 l0 320,- no
penal. People here” have become heat 00138“
, . . - , Dmu cons ’ my.“
“it ill“ “4‘" W399“ mm“ nmplendid madam 33.13% ‘
uh ”ye entered'atmnfijQIOLQQLI am Is to “.5th _
.1,” hung a cfidsiittee dish “t Damn consume of typi '
I , , . on or suv ‘ ‘
actual and operating on trees emknom‘ macaw style. {soul ‘
'platit...in,,the city. 'dnd‘flport at It all; "my". 82 “a "33* 1.00,:
. in to be held in it {away regular $1.60 an 32—- /‘
«anal meet 8 , . regular 81 to 81%0— :E i
To nature possession .of the fast 1111‘ regular ”G"
rat bone Paul II,- .Iohnw. Banks an Young FolksflWear
unite 8:. Banks. of'East' Norwalk hay in the Mill End Bale
bro-silt ’replevin proceedings again! row women no “mpg“, M. ‘
11:. Aston 'MtitorCo. of_ Bridgeport. M Winslglld nl lot gum ,
halal ed that the defendant‘compaitmts 'GOATQ, fins“: m ”r .
M'Fw‘ :‘ngfuiiyyretainbd possessionifiggal‘ flnd Myles. regular .g
, ._ «sauna-1.
the mammoth .valued at $2.00!“ mu YOUNG wom.‘
.m‘ “:May“is‘last; amnion to ram” "It m......t., "M” .m
oly 19——
Meful and worthy:—
O. .
. «a
manned to; appear before the supe ‘ “my, ”2__ . M.
finish,“ the routine plaintlllfi “their tI‘2r~
szool'damages. The Aston Co. is "‘l may 15-
, 1..
. . e d. in Septemb ItDIunN's nourams white
WW° first Tu a y .. lore, sizes a to o, re’gular IQ
A largely attended meeting of
wash.» of the East Side was held 1a
mt, atthdmaat Norwaik Yacht cl .1, ,
. .» ESOFGINGHAvale‘"
“'1‘” {Wm was t0 lm’te“t against t id fancy cottons for‘youn: welli'l'gl
ants ll“ cent. inerease of water 1“) numgier 0: styles, I‘m? cougar
a just Dlflmd- After am“ and fl' 8.th to 12.50— .3. 5 ‘0 ”t
m, _ a . DRESSES nor oun
amnion by a. number 01 “19““ .,net and chiffon in yfanc: wp ’
We" it was noted to appoint rsgvegiing or party wear; rgsut
, . m .. .
lttee to wait 0'1”” Public U TS DP “Illa-E and serge
am .mmmluion,v'and see what'eo cape-sizes 2 to 6. regular; 1:0 ti
m.‘ - — » ’ . 3. ‘
”9.9“”? “i“ “099‘ ‘0 “3“ m" °°. numerous in sizes a to“:
Mn come here and make an llaids and checks and of deligh
'ifithfltibnbf‘codditicns, and then tolera- res!!!" 818;: :fllgiiall
man the legality of the “remains: DRESSES of pretty, r'tm
Ad's-1.1“”. The committfie selected cobtgons, sizes 2 to 6. regular
,. .
tumor Ellis 8. Howard» D- ‘3 ~ ' -
M and Winston. Reid. , Tub W313“ ,
._ ~.- -, . . ; IrEn FEMALE with organd .or
:4— _ . , . .: ‘, e collar, regular EOc— 78:0
‘ Witt, men; of the Advent Lhrlsgl ma VOlLE AND LAWN,
db, l ‘r having lost in the lmmetl Wlth Vallaoe, mogul
”whitest-with the ladies served ANDY AND vomla. “nice-
“-485”pr last evening. to a. lay- in:l of embroidery or lace”
.mliei attire? members of the cl! ' ,E WY warren: 'gfflvofl
, , .. ever ,w gen 1’, ongor s or a cave!
mmewzg $$EtF$IDMn2£€lng of-batiste embroidery"
. white with fiounces prettil ,5 "
oldered in color, mular ‘1
gular $1.50— ,.
.. . n of the LOSGANDY AND VOILE of u;
“u‘ masterly pmeeti 5' ‘ ' od styles; sizes run to '60, rash
0 82.504. _/ - 71’1ng
., . . . ‘Silk,Wais g;
lgmt, and showedttthe Soviet! ‘0 than on cams and Japanese
3.2 ,. condition in every way, Rfihite and several good colors
‘lwlo'r feral-I Speiety was held. Hem ..
m ‘5 “‘5 , ~ .1 there‘waa- usi ' e do chine,white black item
"‘d to 8‘ u" also with tasteful trimming o
. . . , ‘ hemotitchinc or clubber-‘t
and MlssMerrism an we ' ._
" “ ‘~‘ BEA!
byall...” -. ‘ .
. » . I. ~ ssyu Willowt taffeta... . or.
1 epe,- meantime, ' and :2:th
ope do chine: finely made an
. hog, a notable lot; regular.
. .5 j— ‘ ‘ ‘ .
.» . . [KS7 With "starlin‘ ,"or
- pa and. pretty I) e
. , , “V400 . ._ .. . ..
Norwalk Chronicler