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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 9, 1915 · page 5

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‘ smial vuues h . . I flamed. lie was “opened to 8’” l OWL ,
c IN llodny, and had not put in appunnce ~
‘ I at recent.
TABLE DAMASK . l _ .
4 : it looked. yesterday noon, as if n . ’
35c. 40c., sue. 75o. $100 . 14- a * - , . A Entrance on Main St Fairfield A d c ‘4 ii
“6- LiNEN TOWELINGS l , firmness would be issued for Fallon. B 'd Co w V9» an Ill-Hon 8!. it. ‘2
- 5 ;Judge Lockwood desires to question COAL ‘L" G S 11 839011. “1" , ."'

”a; 12 12c., 13c. and 20¢. a yard . —-—-——-— t . . I on A Saturda Oct I I .. t.

. ' TOWELS Ooat' 0d F him about certain taXl bills and mat- Y. ' 9'. 9 5; 7,
BATH ,_ 3 d 50 ' ( inn ram Hr“ Page.) tiers in connection therewith, Store open until 9 0 C106]: Saturday Evening 1.: i'

so, 1°C.. 12 12c..A;3c.. a... an e. v-he colonel “Ia m d . e: Judge Downs attempted to use some Ranges I i

L .. . J S on e stun 50m ‘ of the petitioner's evidence against her. i l!-
E K B A NKS “ ‘e time yesterday morning. He ha“ when Walter D Daskam treasurer of MEET EVERY ore S Y e u
I :24 it receiving treatment in Stamford" ' . ' . , .
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. 5 I‘ it Sanatarlum since August 30. he ‘he 5‘8”?” T'ls‘cmmny' was “a“ COOMNG “ED ' ,i
South Norwatk l ving gone there on what is knownI ed to the “and Just before noon, and SUI S a i
:2?“ ——-—-+ as voluntary commitment. He teisti-ipmduced a “919 written to mm by O 1'
. 'COlDllel Hendrie. under date of July II It one range rc-
NEW Flrglgfl fled mat he was paymg $3750 per 10 i915 from the house of his daugh- “A uircd for either or ll- -. »
as A‘ Week for the treatment. Its beneficial “ M I' I l . . ‘V . Pl . .- . q II ,' tre is what a \\'OlllIall may hc sure of finding: '
GO“ M 5 results “were evident in the more com'. tel“: ‘ rs. Bige on. all \ hite flImfl- ‘3 bOth 0f the two “1915‘ (mini fabric, IhOFOUgh tailoring. 135111111 "ltltlt‘lr‘ Ctil'l‘et‘t ‘
1' M liottard $1 40; plete control he showed over himself,‘ which the Colonel stated that is was styles, pr0pcr fit. fillt‘ ”1th ’ ll
FELI-Vii O'DAY’ iin the clearness of his eyes and his agreeable to him that his “Vite should T] h
.‘ .. v! ' > v z. . . . t-rrcar‘~ '. r5; ;- t
by IiODlx'lllMi” .‘iiiilllt R1 .‘0 general sprightliness. He was more. Tee??? 0m 133}! the Tent 0f lb: place A Combination of 11]er 8r: lilgil‘iogllllr 1:114- Irrflh \I‘ [MIL . ..
.SMICHAEL’ O’HALLORAN tlike the «Colonel Hendrie of Fourthtttt lairfield avenue each inont . ...—~25: CONVENIENCE suits l . .. ilttt U >llllx. lttl ti‘tmilictl
. J. Strntttii. Z wi'tt‘l‘. $1.35 l Connecticut infantrv day's than he wasI 1 nder the terms 0‘ an agreement 8.x- COMFORT d ‘ ‘ ‘ i“
. 0 h ‘ . . . . ‘ ‘ _ ecutcd by Colonel Hendrie and his an 1;_ I! IIIk . . I . II . .
I And Many t “5- lust before his illness delayed the bear . .. . - .dt 1 “(t nus M)lllt suit t()lllt‘ forward th'tt is l f—
: l“ . ‘wite in February, 1913. th\ Colonel ECONOMY l . l III I . ‘. (l
" "" " "" ii": ”1 AUBUSt- “9 “'85 Judge LOCK" set aside one half of the homestead . crtInt. t in: some lt‘dllll‘t' that appeals t‘Spt’t‘lilllV It 5
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D 0 N N L l- I: Y S: “00d; I“:n'e:fl:::tzlt;:l::nd ‘Iand other property for use of his wife, FOR SALE BY 5‘ ( a ”6“ note' 1
.. o o e - . . n - . I . . ,.
It“ STATIONERY STORE ‘i When Judge Keating opened the site to receive two-thirds the income. HORACE R. NASH . I I] lititIisI itotIuIlilc lot of suits tor “which of tiiot‘c than
is So. Main St. So. Norwalk. (hearing zit n a. m.. Judge Charles 1). 851d “9 ”WI other ‘Ihtid ii admit“: if . Cor. North Main and West Sts. Stiff”? 51151136- 1‘3t‘i'Iarli‘I8u it! Itlngt um- latest St)’lt‘5*' t
. . ' . t e entire. income row is own a l, , - -__, _--._._ ..-... . ——e I’t‘ a arc a a) Ct n u nun IQ , ,t g
=——__~—___' :lelrIiIckuood, 00:22:?dizzlliiiingappgslloyiijl' The property so set aside for his u'lfe'si BOY RUNS INTO AUTOMOBH-E- some with lust the rlight touch Uf (1:.(-,r,:-;1iml on” Ndm'
WAVO was J . . . . I ‘t . l - .' .. .' . -. '
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I _ . . V or. . lss . art it. '. » I . , I, . . . , t t ‘r ( lit‘t‘s 0 ye a
; immediately called tIlt(I:IIE‘IIoIIloriIII:lIII5t‘JIIg‘IIl’II Mm Hendrle pre‘deceflse the Colonel,i $19.50 jfIfItIlIliIloItiII:IiI<I>IIlIt;)IIIIIILIaiiIIII<IIiItItI 3:23;; 80:: Its - $25
. L flinch" Ellinuha‘i‘? he showed the‘ to Mrs. lligelOWII who iiia daugIhter boy; a of John H. Buck ‘and grandson oi tor-l L d l ,
. ‘ I z -‘ : . ‘ge. was aso pr 't h . ‘ . . ‘ . ‘ ots an ots of - '
vtnegsI from the Stamford Shoe Com ‘ pre‘mu" marr d . I N F H S t iiier Longressuidn John R. Buck. tan! _ . Warm] Comfort b l
iitittv amounting to $35.30, :10 being "“kdI ”5;“ I”? 55’9I22‘01‘31Ilfriytg 2:? Lw a l“ S into the: automobile driven by Dr. A.iI l“l bronIIIIe 5““ ISItOCklngs Athenii underwzai-e
. W ." iniievtiir 0 ll 0 ie p" ' . . ' . d‘ ‘1’“. 5‘ \' Slt’\‘\'”1"'5 0‘- tlial. ‘\1l ' ' * '
aid upon the same. ; . . . . IR. touch, on Farmtngton avenue, an t I I h , . ltlld \thls dlld i. .
WEATHER FIORIECAST. P "h thi: hill (Correct.(‘010nt‘l?" Judge astde, frotn uhiclt he. vtaIs to receive l $14 98 “5mm“, afracture of the skull, from nth Hashing goldcti bronze hm, womcn at §UC and _I IIlgiits IIfor
It For Norwalk and Vicinity: Fair and l r-liwood asked ltncome. should go outright to hlfiI 0 which he died just before 3 “lock ‘f—soc. liven sonic \vitlt boot (it to size ll'l\"t’ fc'ttti in: “0‘“ mg {I
“ma" tonight With "05" probably Xi.“ “Maia“, is. “mu the witness l...tIdttughtcr, Mrs. Bigclow. j Hilicr silk and top of cotton—A other iiiidcrtticar “3 0m“! m no
': indéltlned " ' ~ . , tin ‘ l ’y. ' ‘
Ezgyiitoigfaiizynzithwgt wiiiiiii milea- ”up“ sharply. .ctv'idlfifgeIhittiitsleiili: fggi'htillil? gzlonoli l35§ienuiiic silk with it lu t lulieehtslt :i‘e Shaped ‘0 give room
' ,. ‘ ,- . . . ‘ ‘. i I . « . s S er: ' re s required—b .-
ther conditions: A small secondary Qtlestlonsuere than asltIettItitiIiIinibtgéInmdm was 30 mm“! m prevent JACOBY S igtvmg grcatcr life to the broilzclnoyiitg {nine-SS. ut With no an-
disturbance central over Ontario is What was wrong I“ imtlicaheil‘l1 for $5 l‘Vflsle of his real estate that he ”039‘. l’“75(‘. $1 and $1.50. Pants have a patent scat which
causing unsettled will" With snow said that one item it chased on De: outed trespassers. This was ruled out.t r ‘ NlE\V—-Italian silk stockiiigz‘si gives protection and freedom too
and ”in in the Lake region. PleaI-Itor a pair of shoes pur t i 1 wrong l“ “0t prop" cross-examination. butt 30f splendid “Tight iii black-and- Nice soft fine cotton- itailored‘llke
ant Weather prevails in all other our; camber 21- 19H. “’8“ i" in); 311098“ the Judge said he would put it in flsv jwltitc checks! $1.50. one’s outer clothes. in right 'st ice for
tricts “St of the Rocky Mountainti‘dfi hp had paid cash or id he did direct when he called the. Colonel. t. Fine black silk with cmhroitl- cool weather ’ y . ,
The “stem area 0' high‘ WNW" 0m" mugs m we bm' he 38 Captain “Ohm? ”SM?“ “‘3' “9 hm; Icred patterns in white and white Children; ' ' it”
1‘“ moved southeastward and is ”0" “0‘ remember. “I” known Colonel Hettdrle about 35 years. Swith black Patterns—$1 and; . ]~ , 5 union. suits 9‘
central over Tennessee. It has cauc- licaving the mall" °t the “lilting? and was well acqunlnled with him.I . I. 50. IIiItIgIcIi neclimlclmg £2:ng Eitci'kilgiIti
‘ I ckwood united the witneSB 9 " , othetical I l. r_ : r IN I .- I ’I ' an e en
ed low temperatures for the religion 40 “I it half interest which h e) Judge Donna asked him it hyp h III . a SIILI\ II I lelIED stockliigsinhite or Silver gray and smoothly 501'! c
of the year in the 09‘1"“ “d aouth- “9 m 5? 0 ‘m d l! Bch' questtom the substance of wine wn , of nice ltslc. in deep black, lmcn ‘and warm—81 and $1 25 i
an: districts. ‘Frosta Were reported 3! 0"“ l“ ”‘9' ho “mm m Soutt 8 ‘whether. he thought tht' Comm “9‘ W” F. “chem ihccl and too to give longer scr- ' Good staunch union shits of cotton
1” south as Georgia. in in hisdfngfiter as Trustee. .abk" and 1;: Sign“ [incighiii‘iiiiiiiic 25 WEBT'WASHINGTON IT. 5"“?7’135“ 5 3 pairs $1- for boys. and blrls. sizes 2 told—75¢.
t ' Judge :oc w p“ ,. . . ‘ . .
» ’ , . .. Land Phone 100-2. I I. f _ l .
WEATHER A YEAR AGO, it t: not infeyrggie (isrlizetitle in "mm“ a long crosBIemm‘nmionIIu: PROMPT DELIVERY c t aisle, rear. . Left aisle, recr. , I_
- * t , " was i - ' ' tatemen s in '
TODAY. .Rec," “1 t which he brought out a . V
; Iremperaturc: Low. 65: lliifllvl‘“ the 383183“; 33:3,!“ ”“93 .iewitnemevmaw ootogftuengfig I _. _ Blg snappy '
82 ' neat ‘ ,Galen ' If er I ’ so under the influence of quor a — II . 7 I I . I,
' ' l Judge Lockwood naked I how thll fie could riot manage bimnelf. and won , warm neW'stYIe - “
t a testified , Incl. 3 ' ,
Mrs. Ann Dietzko, of Seminarvcame about. and Col. Hendrie not possessed of his mental tacit , _ . . .
' Elma: New Canaan, entertained “”1'113' (mortgage 0' $10,500:" mat-m Reference was made to happenings in Ill “l9 Brigh‘ LCXlCOlI overcoats for ‘ I
randchildren from Norwalk, Sunday.l from the Stamford Trult out”!!! the Colonel's life, m an ego" to u. . I .
8 ——’*—r the hémesmad- 3““ thou M" “nulbortain whether or no the witneal wt. 0' Youth , , ' I gtiercoats strongIIm their appeal to youttgnmcn, t
_ ' l - ran the title in trust. He laid ~ m of them, when he onswered I ' I eIt. overcoats t at any man with a- young - heart l'
”to“ Ema Del-M". OW”. iii: Iiliiii does not ntlect the title to JmtiiigerDowns in thq Immatlve. Ho' Good Style—the highest clothes . 'TFOR THE'. w‘“ 5111) into with satisfaction. , t ' l

_ - ‘ ‘ ' , consisting oftlfi I}??? " ow nothing ubout the recommendation. i . ~ ‘ _ .

“If"? ".3.“ .3”? fitendmmt "’9 “19 (“@8323 a “a {old tint ” said that he lImI except “m be had , I . . . . . ,. Genuine imported woolcns of fine surface and ram- : . r
ladies night of the hot-walk Lodge or which is n 8W . the inter matters in non. t dt lick or Slylo—the~ unpardonablo A , , . ”001‘ch ~ . ‘ .
Elks, last evening. Cteexninller's or- pttyd one-half of the taxes of t f rd" heard. and did not have them in in nI, clothes sin. . , . I I I . I .'
chestn provided'mustc, and oil had I eat on the mortgage to the 8 am 0 when he answered tho ”90mm“ t . ' . I . 0t distinct new model—and clever. ; '
good time . “I , . Trust Company. question. 39mm“ 00m“ 010th“ "9 Fall days'wdl soon be With us, ~ Medium length. boxy and hanging loosclvimm the: ‘

. - ' ...... “l "' ‘ “Did the Stamford Trust Comb“! ' ......__.__. I xood atylel. backfid up by the P181“ and th u 111 eed d‘ shoulders, with broad lapels and rich velvct ’collar, big . ‘

The committee in charge of the say that it would loan Mr. Carter “Ilia 'ADVERTIGED LETTERS. l fabrics, right tailoring. right prices. en Yo W n 30° roomy patch pockets with warm lining. satin slccvc lin— [
rally-day exerclfiéfi 0! the 3°!“ N” $10,506. and not YO“. “‘1 l: “52:; '3 South Norwalk. Conn. $13 to ‘28- light, and plenty of it. Why not ingIs andd sgtmeoker-thesc are the essential points of 3
w hr in tlst Church met but eveninx Mr. Carter belns N8 - . . ' ‘ s. e an his 1, _ . ,-
ata the gunman, on West strut'vrefinggusg Company never told me i" if. filaéi‘irrier. Others from :12:p.d f m have the home ‘plped for gas , y R' h I I d‘ I p l

. A .. . , he -- - ~ Sweaters an or egans. ro . . . tc norm or a mix ttr ‘ . .
Plans were discussed for the pleasant any such flung. In tooth! never 3:0 t Mrs. James McLaughlin, 503 Main 1‘ng Eli), terms for the piping ricll greenish heatliei‘rr )I’IIIIII It cs an plan 9 and tqttally l
event which will be held on November with anybody connected with the “III street. 52,50 up, .md fixtur . . y l res. I .
,2nd- ‘ ‘ “It'd: :company about this matter. the W M“ Pauline podmuoI . ea. , Each coat madc with a double—cult slccvcz~a twin 3
. iness “MI . III t John P. Ramsey. Q l back cufi',’bcneath that regulation cuff. ' “l
——‘Latest style Soft 'Hnts. O'Brien. 4 “DO you owe the Stamford rusII B. ‘1‘. Stevens. , rI'll um I , II I .

Company any taxes- 0" any interest? Robert Torrens. ' i » Each may have a collar of same material as coat in- ‘ l

I The ‘ftDutch" supp'fl. um at the "l cot-taint! do not.” r II Chas. 0. Treat. ,r' tr" . I stead of the velvet collar, if you WishlI I t
NorwalkIM. E. Church last night by‘ ”By that do you mean that 0:0 H. 34, Turner. ‘c. .; I flecmc [j Ill ‘ Rain or shine coats, Autumn or Winter coats, coats .

' V ’iiieuibers oi the MIMI .3 Class was would be surprised it the Trust is, ' ANDREW LEARY. P- M- J " “AVIS ' that men are buy in" eagerly ;. that ' ' ""
ahuge'nuccesstout one hundred and puny said that you owed anythinsII.” ____,I_. . » "SE1! ._ ..., r I men \vtll wear wttlt satisfaction—, I $16.50
‘tuienty-tlve being served. The Iatfati'I "1 certainly would be surprise . N orwalk. 85 Washington St. \ISo. Norwulk & w Main floor,Irear. - t‘r 1". - Iii}?!
was most enjoyable. The young lady Colonel Hendrie said. , Clark, Frank . _ 8 er 0. ,

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waitresses were dmsedIin the Dutch Judge Lockwood asked the “thigh meld.IMrs. Chanlr . i A new. I glove Wlth
gait), lif he drew up the 19““ under w Henderson; Mr. J- L .—._-— _ , . _ ————-———-————-—-- ‘ ‘
3- . ...—...... I ipartles are now occupyingthe hum;- Hyde,‘0eo. M. . . , . j Kant.Rip seam
‘ i‘rtie Hospital Whtat Club wtti hold: stead. He. said that. he did not email nydairmnk E." I I , II III . . . II , I
ité first regular meeting with Mrs.'ihe ‘easeI. _ ,.' Hornem-‘M‘T‘i: .I- Be- . Fa I lyFl a 85 b g I Bacmo folks make a glove for men that is a dandy .5
{Howard Crampton, 12 Belden avenue.l “W958 .39“ '.:d$ln‘:::;:£; 353:1 L ILandne, Emma; V ‘ " ' " - St . ml . j . our ‘ c a e—Just can't rip. I“. ...» J . » ‘:

7 ’ ' ' Frida . October 15.'wife's estate?" I“ 3° .- " Merritt. Mranelen . . _- II I' -, .. ii. ‘” . “ . »- ~_ ., . ' . . I ‘ ‘I .
airtirfsibzsol‘iiiendmgyto be present “I didn’t? know Ithat‘fihe'h‘d “1 35‘ Mimmmnflfi. . . I I f‘ . 7 I 1.; . .. I : . . ' Gray mochansplendid weight, nice quality. g .1
will please notify the hostess. Annual ministration" V” “‘9 m‘t- 1 - Miller, Mid-Aim“ '. - . » ; GOId Medal \Flour 900 bag . IEvei‘y seam is sewed With a locked stitchz—cach . I!

. — . . . .. it When did ‘your {timeout-IV: p ltt I”: D (2) , I . I .. I I II I I I, StltLll locked separately so when one breaks another ‘..
bucineas meeting at 2.80. 881116 day. we . . , . ~ ., .1 . mm 6. - H . . - ~ .. . _' . ~ , ~ 4 , -
you, mist witc's'fo‘ttier. die? '> Result,DnnndyMl'I-Onl‘l/ , .. . _ .I II . .. .. I. > doesnt follow its bad‘ exantple,‘$l.5q« !

>§John -H. Datiin. piano tuner, tromI Witncsasaid he'could nzitdzttezollect Sakoloualm “on,” a : ;., . I .' I 'I I Mighty—good washable cape gloves, rich tam—$1.5m i
’nNéw York,'Iwill be in town next weekf the diIiIte 91‘ Itllfztzgzgfig‘ ”MI“? any I. " . M- 5- HOWAFDII'P' M3; . - I; I : .- I F. .ng ~ Smart reindeer [gloves of the new rich » butternut '.

" -‘ ‘ . 'ill‘ “Di - .ur .- ‘ ' ____...._._..—— ..~ ~ . ,;~ .3: T - . - t. . .
Jogging: gotetgtgoiliflord Hotel it insuranz: which was Patti to ’0‘“; Civil. suPERlOBiOIKSESlASNGNED- E ast Ind la e a CO shade are embrOidered in black. Great class! $2v l
i . wife?" ‘ ; . , ft . . I . ——.--I- - . .?‘-.II : , _ I 9 Gray silk-lined mocha ‘gloves of smooth finish and I?! ’ '
~ VLHOW‘ AN ENGINEER KEEPS , "I don‘tlmow anything Ibo“ “13' Court‘Wlll-Qp'en. at 19._0'¢l°°,kf‘m¥‘ I I. . I A; I "v . fine turf-$1.50; grayI reindeer of heavy weight and best "
’ WELL ’ taint. or whathelettmy firmlfiifin‘gi ruemy tutti oontIInuo‘UntII Thin-u _ . TELEPHONE 311 ' ‘ 125 WASHINGTON STREET. tor driving or inotoring—-$l.50. .' '
~ ‘ .. ‘ ' “0““ Vii-ombuzt. .p a '

‘ Rnilrond engineers are more exposed WEILdld 7911 979”“ . . , I it. , . .. . . II . II .
~ scratching com um other workers.’from your first wtte’ ‘5 ””33“.“ mm Assignment of cum to M “will“ , R‘ght °f Mam Street d°°" ...; ...
.‘ -.; i ~“ . * " . ‘ i . . " me..“._ ‘ tnext woek‘waiipt . '

;. .Duna. hnntnt Monette,«Mo. had our tatherinIlMgB 93 _ .W civil superior CO“! ,I .
fines Frictio- duct“ 25 yam suit all y Witne‘éa said M’Juggetipmi’iitl‘n: made yesterday when iIiIiItIt ’i’°a'§e°”°{i \ I ._ . Let warn underwear I
, .I . ' 1 no n u ', . . ‘ ' '
1n; medicine ho ho: taken in Foley's paIld-hlm 334,9,Ibtit he all 110 an: acanion you , one , . _ . . II I
Honey and Tat-JHijrites: ‘1 firm; that it was insurance from “54"”?9r‘ltom is. (3389. .PmsldlanIcg“”"d; ' ‘ . ' ' .- ' ’ ' get ineXt to You— ' ‘ 5

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keep it in my house and recommend iii-law. I .. , journed until 10.15 0'30“ n I . I . - I II

in‘ to all Who have: “a ”“3“ 0' It was brought out. “‘9'" "me years Tuesday mom!!! when “19 101mm! - Qumk change, With the changing weather, may save '
‘ ”cold."‘° ‘ . . 2 38000101161 Inendtla' acquired gm 12“?" cases are listed. I , ' ti]? b< . ‘t - a lot of later trouble. . . (Ir

‘. ‘ i ‘ .~ = - . mysticism Mrs. Lucy ennnsa . . “b versus The Pos 1 ti " ,. ‘ ‘ - . ‘ . . ,
l'isold- ,vemhm V ’ 323$". Linds’iflood, in the hotne- “811:3; 30:33”; and Bit-tiara rm, .l 60.9“ Part'woo1 “mon'suitSI—$I-25 and $2- * ‘ 3 i

_, I . “a“ prelim y and ndjoin'lng “mm,” versusI'IFriu 6581495 For-‘Wfidu’ma . I, I " III’IlziiIIn andI flIeeced qutoIn shirts and dgitversE-sgc, .. . I .I_
'hé‘ii'ttlrttltitd'lk'fllfi’fil‘ irrteillluW’tmomtns it ‘10:- °'°‘°°¥f “l“ Wm ' i * dottbliiirgogeds lliiitém’l arngv—‘iiifiiic'm 0 an “50’. . - l.
ofIa value of $15,090; :It tIlIusIdttIiiIie. :lfiomhklu 'SonaI Company 35am: . . I I , _ 1 II . . . I 5 Rs III ,IgCI y . cndI .5 . I . II
loan,“ 310.500.!“ m,.,..°v°’i 0‘9 ‘11th” ' Rotten-ct 1!.1-~;W 01' - ‘ "v - -- ‘ “‘ - . - _ . , lg to _; ain‘ street oor. ‘ ‘ '~ ‘;‘; u.
mum”, gum!“ , an,” (M7: . , I . II Int-cyan ldIolnnIgfor finely Ifintahed, correctly design ./ _ . I I ,
. Ind; well made “furniturI._:-for every room in the house? FOOtbauEXtra""$3 II I _ I.
'If soyou will findiheré ,3. l'argeauortmentof-juat the ‘ ‘t ' . . , -' ' . ‘ - I . . ‘
v l v' . "Glut II .. . I, '. ~ . I Rugby Assocratton or Socer stylegn - , . , l
up,“ lindlfl-iml’kmojnfimt ~ kn“ ‘0‘ merchandise WWW kainE {91' at “10‘1““? 'I h Called imperfect by’ the makers—abut it’s hard to see ‘.
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the .Ciiiiiiecttctit. comm: m ‘ _ PM??? ;.’ it I -, ., y - ‘ ' . » ‘- ' :-
puiipchlk vet-Iti- Moi-rig Rain.» “I he! ’ ‘ ‘ ”I" —— t Best grade of leather, With dandy bladder. of pure 3 5
with. sum! Wendi” rubber—yet rejected because not quite up to official high : 4,
‘ H .Istandard~, . . m . , I _ I 11th."; -‘
_ a, , ‘I - I , - , Front basement," 7 .‘H'Vn “all“
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