strumssmnms
Y Winter Under
to clothe the
whoa
in Men’s Women s and childrens‘ gab
ments at 25c, 39c, 50c 75c and $1 00, in
opal and fieeced lined at
EKB
IVY: MAHACKEHO HOTEL BLOCK.
‘ South Norwalk.
CYYY NEWS
was 1'11 r... aoRECAS'l‘.
it"‘or Moi-walk and vicinity; Fair to-
ght with heaiy frost- Sunday, fair
apd slightly partner.
I The flow over the Gulf of St. Law-
Yr nce has deepened “and the great cen-
l hm has strengthened over the
per portion of the Lake region Tens-
. lures from there through the
northeastern portions of the country
we fallen and are ionsiderably be-
lo normal. Clear weather prevail}.
0%))! on the South Atlantic and PIM-
fld coasts, the only sections in which
raln tell: Geneully seasonahle tem-
pekstures are reported this morning,
exlcept as noted above. but high teln-
pe'ratures were reported yesterday
tram the plains region.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
TTemperature: Low, 5.1: high,
(14, Partly‘ cloudy
George F. Foote. of this city, was a
"visitor yesterday in Bridgeport onY
'Qicontined to the Nor-walk Hospital tor-I the machine ahead pulled into the
'10 recovery
Boston beginning Monday. During
-‘ _ Dr. Tracey's absence, Dru. H. R. West
' and D' 'Y' Sullivan WY“ care ‘0’ “1° Haven roa‘d have found it necess’aer
. to the duties uptown.
business.
Mrs. Rose Tarlov and family have
removedfrom Taylor avenue to Grow
Istreet, downtown. ,
Miss Laura, Sweeney. of Spring
street, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
debit T. Manning, in Stamford.
The police have warned 1's Ely
ayenue boys to cease their practice at
citing the brass knobs ed ‘2 tutor
drama;
5"
—1Erwin' s new lecture; on the “Ex
sition; of California" and "Ploturor
oWfi-fifiY South Norwglk
ills? ind
Ml ‘
uesdiy, Oct. 25th and zfizdtgp .‘111. Y
Iiclieos 1150. twa torI fled
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas hmymond
are hosts of a The Danaant being held
at the Not-walk GounterlIb .this- at-
“"Y’Ym‘ maul
' 4'...
Miss Jeanette Van (Totaling, 4! New‘
1 men, is visiting with her 1111111an
in Gregory Boulevard. Y
Y (Continued tron m Page.)
_ ll allace Martin and family, of EastY
1‘ :',1rualk visited their summer home}
c: \lerwin’s lane, Gieenfield Hill,‘
Tuesday.
when he passed through the freight
yards. He said that after conversing
'Iwith Abe decedent for some time he
Isiarted to go and went into a neigh
boring lot to pick some apples off a
tree. The witness testified that Lins-
—A Holiowe'en Dance and Supper
1'.-iii be held at Policy’s New Ballroom
I13 Monroe stwet, on Saturday night,
W‘Uct. 30. The affair is in charge of the
Misses Smith of Spring street and is
invitation. Kocber’s orchestra
furnish music.
Mr. and .'\l15.\;1n ("'0\Elll'lg are en-
teitainiilg their blather in ”law Rev.
Robert Alliiigham. of Denver, Colo-
rado, who has been attending the Con-
gregational Council in New Haven.
the apples and he did so. Martin
said that he had just started to leave
willYY‘msYeYY win-u he heard the bumping
‘:oge‘.her of a string of freight cars
unto. in which was the one under which
:l. lister was painting. Linster was un-
Ydei the 1111' Martin said that he ran
Y'nlound the cars and just missed being
‘.l; 'l himselt. He said that after the
YIY‘iI'Ioni danger but the cars started for-
ward killing Linstei' almost instantly
shake Mailin's testimony, but
Iwere unable to do so. The attorneys
tried some time finding out whether
in a fall recentwahile alighting from
a ferryboat in New York.
Mllllfll illitllilllilll
Villlli [ills Alllll
SPEEDING EXPERENCEY
dawn on Ljnster or whether he was
some distance away and did not so
Yll' 1 My see the accident Mariiti reiter-
Yated his story on cross-exaniiii’lion
that he saw the accident.
Martin took the stand at three
u'eimk Thuisday afternoon and was
still undei examination when IcouitI
. adjourned at one o'clock \esle 8
(Continued from First Page.) “Y y
afternoon.
Willi CHASE BY
Polllit Al WIlSllN P0|Nl
Y
ter being taken out and started forthe
hospital in this city.
Six Hurt 'When Auto Overturns.
MILFORD, Oct. 23.——'l‘hree men and
three women were slightly injured
when an automobile in which were
journeying from Paterson, 'N. J., loI
Hartford, overturned on the stato'
highway today, between Bridgeport
and ileord, Mrs‘ Frank Seamon was
Ythe most serlosuly hurt. her wounds
in addition to cuts and bruises, being
:1 broken wrist.
An infant daughter of Mrs. Seaman
escaped unhurt. The child fell from
ihe. rear seat of the car to the floor
as it went over and when the ma-
chine was lifted the child his lying
on theg round crying.
. The car skidded and went over when
it struck a soft spot at a sharp turn
in the'highwsy. The car was owned
by Frank Seaman, who was accoun-
~panyiiig his wife. ‘ ”
Beowulf Death lnY.WaterYfYordI Auto
Crash. ' ,
NEW LONDON, Oct. 23.5.). T110111-
as Hudson, who was injured in the an»
tomoblle accident . in Waterford,
Thrusday night, in -which George P.
Fonner was killed. died yesterday at
(Continued From First, Page.)
he sped up the railroad tracks, the
policeman in pursuit. Shots were
find after Slinglor, but none of them
look eil'ect, nor did he slacken his.
it'peed. -
Sliiigler ran into the Standard Oil
0
Y
ing familiar with the lay of the land.Y
shouted lo workmen inside the en-
cloaure to hold Stingier, all he was. a
thief. instead of doing this. accord.
ing to police statements, the workers
assisted Stinglci' over a fence and he
disappeared into the woods.
. not caught up until noon today.
When the. local police were notified
of the disappearance
Silngiei' married Miss Catherine Lee.
till. iaii mm mus ioiutuii
ter asked him to bring him some 0!!
lniachine while in that condition.
Itars coupled Linsler tried to crawl outl
Attorney Daniel Dowling, of this
city and New York, son in law OI‘I Attorney Barnett and Attorney Speli
Contractor ’I‘. F. Foley, of Quintard Y‘YY‘ for the New HaYY‘YY‘ 3““ SYa'YdY
av.enue suffered an injury to his head “d 0" (ompanies tried hard Y0.
they II
‘ai'tin actually saw the calls backlsupeiinlendenl at the hospital. to dis-
TBritain who urged the youngsters to
(‘omiiany' a yard. The police, not be'YI
HIe waaI cat condition has immoral! and
Yexpsetod here thermalllobo .p's til
,. as soYU'rH nonwhnx EVENING SENTINEL
i MICHELIN TIRE Hm'rs.
! A Warning About Tire inflation.‘ '
AND rm $7I P. C. Sturges, of the Hardware and
Auto Supply Company, local selling
[agent for the Michelin Tire Company,
incoheient testimony by the def” Y says that incorrect inflation is one or
dant walked the trial in the opium the "108i frequent and perhaps the
court this morning of John Kaiacs least understood cause of tire deteri-
the motorcyclists who was charged oration.
with intoxication and operating his! Over inflation not only subjects the
He: 'canvas of the casing to an unneces
rambled continuously and most of hi lsary strain but also robs the tire of its
replies to questions put by JudgeI resiliency. Thus an ov-erinflnt‘cd tire
Lockwood and Prosecutor --Gold Ywhen running met an obstruction. in-
schmith bore little if any information stead of absorbing the shock, trans
which was sought Amer delibera— Ylmlls the full force of the jolt to the
lion, the court fined Kmacs $7 011 Ihellnechanism 0' YYY“ car.
drunkenness (barge and $35 on theY A tire should be [first inflated to the
other count. Y Yproper pressure, and then tested from
Hospital attendants Dr. S. Ytime to time téY'ascertain chat the air
Huntington who treated the defend- titressure is up to the standard neces-
anl' s injuries, and Omcem Johnlsar’ for a tire of the size used, when
Tooth“) and Bryan ll. Silk ai'i lesti, supporting its maximum weight. it
'tied that ]{0\ac5 was di'.u11k 'lhe evi- Ythe pressure has decxeased the conga
‘-de.n1e amused the defendant of usingimay be readily discovered The Be“
Yvile language. of c'uising and “m. of lhe velve- plus my be perfectly
mg at the nutses and Dr. Hmtingtonlffle‘m' causing a leak at that point, or
Ysiated that be ordered Miss King theYY if the rubber Iwasher at the base or
' the. value up is displaced, the air will
Igraduaiy escape. Then again, if pinch-
iers were used in tightening the valve
S . Ko
Y mm u an“ ago “(5 Ya" into lap arts, the screw threads may be dam-
the automobile of Herman Sachs on
.‘aged, causing a leak.
iMain street, as the latter was drivingI
Yinio his yard The cileumstances sur— ! Jiluays inflate tires WY ml “”1 neter
rounding the accident landed to Show, iusing gas. Carbonic gasI will pass
Ythat Kovats was I0 blame and later Ythrough rubber thirteen times more
he was .IIpeiedI Yquiekly than will air. in addition to
_.__.______ the slight enlargement of a new tire
Y V. M. C. A. CONl-Y‘ERENOEI' ,after being in use for a fewY‘daysafun
liA,RII‘FORD Oct 21 —About 150' ther natural decrease of prtesiuree:::
"0" """" " ""11"“ vwewav Illicitilllie ditto; Elli... I.
YYEYIYIZISEIfngonYYZSISZD 1,223; lb: 3&1; made up by the inlection of- more air.
As this is done, the percentage of ni-
YC A throughout the state. A feature trogen will be gradually incréased, and
lot Yesterday's meetings was an 111-, _
the liability of sldw deflation will do
dress by the Rev W' F Cook, of New crease in proportion. .
ZOOTH ANNIVERSARY OF
GREENS FARMS CHURCH
marge Kmaca because of his conduct
1
1 t
Ihe loyal in all things and recalled to
Ythem popular baseball and football be-
toes in illustrating his points. About
10 more delegates are vxpected for
Saturday a session. . F
wtll Be Observed on November. 24,
With Appropriate Exercises.
_._._..,........
On Sunday, October 24, the Greens
Y CHARLTON APP‘EA“ IMPROVE“ Farms Congregational Church will on
COM0,1taly_ 00‘ 23’ via Paris, us" serve its 200th anniversary with I.
a. 1n.—‘—Tl1e «rial of Porter Charlton onY special Communion 3“,va and his-
the charge of having murdered material addaess by the minister. Rep-
“'6’ was resumed yesterday Micell resentatlves from the surrounding
Picardt, Charlton chief counsel was churches are especially invited. The
present in the court yesterday, aY'iYservieo will be at 10: 30 o'clock. The
though he was not completely recovei- 200th anniversary 0‘ the church 0"“.
ed from his 11111111. _lew‘ltou’a physl. inalion and the installation of its first
dfiminlsted is on Tuesday. October 26.
or A spe'oial supper will be given by the
interruption of the am A, verdict lat church on' 'this e'em‘ and the his-
ot' gunmen; looked for by. Tuesdayior Wednesday. iorical pamnt “Our Ancientchurch,"
Chief of Police W. R. Pennington; Ser- Y
geant Thomas Leatholland and 0,111ch
John ll. Smith formation searchingY
party, but the man was not locatedi \YEW HAVEN 0°“ 23 «The boa’sinliiaionarlol in lndia, as an aunt“?!~
' W ' 41‘ lwill be presented afterward.- The
FELL OVERBOARD WHfi-E ~ Yproceeda from “IQ Supper ‘1‘“ be $0!“
AGLEEP.
to Rev. and Mrs. Elwood the church
of Andrew Czernieckl. 33.111111 found sary gifL-.
said this morning that lie had heard and is thoroughly familiar with the
- ainhot; and upon investigation he situation that confronts the rail-
the Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Samuel
Parks is in a very critical condition,
su‘lferlng from afractured skull. Genrge
Merritt, the only occupant. of the Pen-
ner car to escape without serious in-
. jury, says that Mr. Penner was trying
5 Mrs.11eekiah Allen, who has been to pass a car in front of him when
. ‘.I ‘a._...-a—-n—- .
Mr. and'liirs. William J. Gooey. :0!
Spring street, are quietly celebrating
Ytbe‘Y'my-flfth anniversary or their
marriage today.
the past few weeks, .h“ returned to road ahead or him. The honor our
'her home in Compo and is on Ithe road truck -the rear wheels of the automo-YI
' “Y bile in front and hurled around. strik-
Ying the wagon driven by Stacy Ed
Dr and Mrs.w. J Tracey win 19‘." wards, of Waterford. and overturned.
ior Bdston tomorrow by automobile. throwing the occupants out
being th§I guests of Dr. and _Mrs. 1M. --——-—f——-
\.
of Taylor avenue, this city The Slant iYOdY‘V 93““st Y“ Y“ propeller of
ford authorities, claiming Mrs. Sting the “we" CY” Point. on which YheY
lei' knew of the theft, took her inY‘Y'is employed as “- Mk hand: The
W .
NORWALK COURT CA8!3.Y
William Koran, William street wile
their gURYOGY. and brought. her IoYman was seen on deck shortly after
Stamford.
T0 CONSECRATE NEW BISHOP.
Rev. E. c Acheson, Iot Mlddlutown,l
New Suflragan Bishop, To 3: Con-
secrated in Holy TrinityI Church on
November 4.
The order of service and the names
1
[West at New York The two phyla. CALL ON LOU eais'roL ro
clans lelIl mm; the 4th convocation STRAYQHTEN OUT TANGY-E'
of the American College. of: Surgeons. R
ailroad Olildail Believe Him BeOYY’
“'th WY“ be held Y“ Symphony Hall Qualified to Believe Present
Congestion.
On account of the great rush oil
business, the officials of the New
health ohlcer’s duties in South Non to call upon Lou P. Bristol, Bridge-
walk and Dr. G. E. Cram will attend port trainmaster, to assume the duties
of yardmaster in order that he mayi
straighten out the tangle caused by
‘ the great amouugof shipping
George Donato, or Springwoou 111st :E. o. Aiken, Norwalk. who has
mornin v hlnielf I ollc-z b on acting as assistant tralnmastsr,
h (1 Eng: e 'Reéentl ‘12“th p.311: is fulfilling Mr Bristol’s duties whiie'
ea all. -. '.s. ., . y a ‘the latter is engaged in straightening
chard woods, according to a complaint out the tangle.
matte to the police, some one shot sewY The officials selected Mr.“ Bristol to
Le,“ chick’éII‘SI Donate WM seen drop-g take hold and 1111' up matters as he is
better acquainted with all- of the local
ping the tag; and'runnlns away ‘He yards than most of the other man
found the ‘chic'ltens. When he sawI ”at v i
the man who complained to police I, 9,23,33,13,?,fioiiilyaifileldié‘fi
headquarters. he states Ila dropped the gcstion in the yards has been over-
bag and In! peered. He “denies shoot come, he will" resume the \‘utles of his
In: Y1}? fowl _ IIregularI office in Bridgeport.
Y- osemite seamst- :EPlLEPTch. '
GNEW HAVEN, Oct. 23 .—AttorneyI-
eneral I-linman‘ appeared betora
”5 12%“ IJddge- Gilson in the Probate court to»
day, for the Mansfield Colony or
I-Epileptics, which applied for the re-
vocation of the order sending George
Y Prendergast‘Iof this city, to that insti-
. :I'tution on the ground that he was un-
, Yéder/teIn years or age. Judge Gilsoa reY-
fused to vacate the order and Prender4
Y;
emitting: audacity NIGHT
~ {assent 2‘!
Forerunner mfittonpoocch
, to carry all your valuables;
.I'Put’ them in our Fire and
Burglar Proof Vault, where.
are
gas} will remain at Mansfield.
Ime an gnomes seas
- : WFl-YL; YY ,.
. head.
issued yesterday by authority offihe'
Rt. Rev. Chguncey BI. Brew ster, the
bishop. The service of. consecration
in the book of pray er will be followed.
Y
and the service will be in Holy Trinity I
church. Middletown, at 10 Yo. m., Nov.
The consecration will be presided
otei by Bishop Bren'ster while the
Massachusetts and New York,
preacher the Bishop of NeWark, N. J.
(Rt. Rev. ES SLines), the presentors
the ”Bishops of Rhode island and
westein Massachusetts. The attenti-
ing presbyters will be the Rev. Dr.
H. Raftery. The announcer of care-
_inonies\wilII be the Belt; IE. IS. WYYYYe.‘
.._
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mode" SEEK FREEDOM mu
DOMESTIC TIES.
day filed a. suit for divorce in the
Ritzu of the same place,
June 1?. 1905. the defendant’s maiden
Y, 6: Stamford
Mary Giannattasaeo of Torrlngton, sl-
léging desertlon on August 26 1912.
The couple were married on Septem-
ber 21,1906 '1 'Mrs. Giannattasaeo‘s
maiden name was DeDeoII; .
{1111111113111 and 11 is thought my little
.. , Igono overboard while asleep.
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of those who will oilitiate at cease-s
ciation of Rev. E. C. Acheson of Mid- '-
dietown, as suffragan bishop; qg'f‘theI'I 1‘.
consecrators will be the Bishops of .
the '
Samuel Hart and the Rev. Dr. Oliver Y
YYYMlcha’el Ritzua. of Norwalk, yestei;
Civil Superior Court against Mary ‘1
alleging in; ‘
fidelity. . The couple were married on ..
has brought a divorce action against ..
«Mater. who was arrested yesterday by
{Sheriff N. W. Benedict, on the charge
of assault. and breach of'the peace on
Y ‘ 'his matrimonial mate, was given thin
ZUPPA WILL/HANG MARCH 1° Ytdeiiys in jail with costs by Judge
NEW HAVEN, Oct 23.-PasqualeY,cLo kwood.
Zappa. convicted last Wednesday of I
the murder of Antonio Coral, Ill dun-1:““FY “We 0' mgfiel’flit- W“
fordI -e_n 8.99? 6 w" today sentenced fined $18 and costs for r viiig an a'u-
IIIII the $11150“??? court to be hang” at tomobile while intoxicated. He was
,operating the automobile which turn-
the State Prison on March 10 next. ed over coming down Westport hm
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111.521.};qu police in‘- inIyestigaling the accident
.111. Sun- ddund it}? the occupatits were on a
ally ride" lid Nybergiwas under the in-
Ilfluence oi liquor the same as the
others '
' ' NOTICE?
cease rather, Herman a
WILLIAM H CASEY? Dictator.
BI’1’IR0NC.MEAD.Becretary.
Moi
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Eyes Examined free
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last week when a front tire burst. The Y
“ Nca’r l‘iirficld" avenue door.
. Collar- pins have (as? or gold. Set
76c.
OWLAND’S
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Entrance on Main St. Fairfield Ave. and Cannon St.
Bridgeport, Conn,
”—
Saturday, October 23, 1913
Little. Difference That Give Y ‘
Women’s Suits Special Value
Many of llltSC handsomeiiew suits have jatket made
with inttrliuiiiU front collar to u aist. lliat
insures an
agreeable uarmth whui keen lint/es blow
and enables Y
one to throw loat asidt, ii \lis'llch. Y Y
A number of the jackets 111130 planned that the) may Y
be buttonul tlosdy at the neck and appear to be made for Y
near only in that fashion Yet \\l'l(. l one nislits boot I
111111 be tiirneil/back—aiid there is :1 flat open collar of 1;-
cleier lines and pretty eiiect. . Y:
These are blit examples: lo thl 111 add the expert and
caitful tailoring the 5131qu trimming, the wide tango of Y.
stysle Yes: lionlailti suits are \ery attrattivc ' Y
Loose box t"ll('1ls ‘ Y’ ‘
Russian stvles m -. Y Y Y
Belted-back stvlcs Y Y Y 3
CI‘oats with full skirts '
l'lir-lrimincd suits f
l'urI-and-vclvet trimmed suits '
Braid—trimmed suits ;
Sluts \vitli side pleated skirts Y Y '
\ll tlicsc stiles are rc'ildy in rich Russian green, Y Y
handsome bro“ 11 deep blue, splendid black, Iain] 111 cxccl— Y
lent grayish mixtures. ' Y
I Choose lIiroadcloth popl n or gabardine: each in cqual- '-
y gom styc $2; to $32. Y
. 50- .
C’oth t F 't M '
es 0 i a an and His
Business Too
lor men of assured positfim, cloth ' ’ ' Y Y
es that riv' ‘
and substance. LY L thm‘y 'Y
Business and prof1 wot al him are attracted b y rich‘Y' Y'
quality and good (Iiiiet style. 1‘
They may fiiu it far more than they would ever cx—
pect, in this collection of suits at $25. Y I
For young nien-I—eoltlns with smart slllt‘ and elcv- -Y
or patterns ‘VY
'lliere is appeal in lllt suit \‘l hich has life and “gin-
- gcr combined with good to loring and ability to fit
smoothly. Y
YIoung Men :—-IISucli suits nitli a great style good—
, ness in each—— $20
0 _ - n a.
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Main floor. rear... .
Splendid coats
for girls of 15 to 18..
1
American ivory
for toilet-table“
Big and loose and boxy and From licaiilii‘iul large set cou-
mostly \vith belts Itaiiimg all toilet and mailietirc
Yet with all the looscncss and implements don"n to the tiniest
warmth and comfort, full 0i cx- article This .\1ilcriean
cellent style. handsome
It has the dull Itcllowish tint
of ivorv the odd "rain, tin rich
éfiéct. \tt: it is of the nature
of Celluloid—dint \astl) lllOi’t at-Y'
tractitc
1\ Dry -isI
Plain to see that they were
patterned after women‘s coats
Equally plaim to see. that they
have their own- youthful air.
Nearly all haw high collars
t
Shapes oi the new Iziuiplent'ntsY
and button close at throat if are grateful too Some iolksr
wearcr'wisbes ‘ LVYYO "9 ECG" them think ih‘ciii.‘¥_.'
. . . cttcr i an those \\ . ' ".I,
Some 'liavc handsome tnm- YYYCY' tame
from Irancc a year ago! .
Hair brushes, 16 sorts—$1 to $4. 50;"
.Gloth brushes—'41. 50 to $3.
Hat brushes—$1.
Bonnet brushes-85c to $1. 75.
w
mingv'of fur around collar.
A number are cut with skirts
that {life smartly. Y
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’ Rich nYiYixttircs full of lifcII Mirrors, ring or stra‘ight handle—YI-I
handsome corduroys, delightful 81. 59 o 83. 50. ,
belts, ' , Trays-415s to $1. 75.
, Photograph frames—25c to $1. 50.
, Puff boxes and hair receivers—50¢ .
. to $1 75. I‘
Nail buffers with
hamois—GSC to $1.50.
.Talcum boxes—50c.
Tooth brush cases—45c.
Small cream jars-25c and 50c.
~‘I’PerfunI1e bottles—75c and 85c.
Shoe horns—25c and 50c.
Nail tiles-250 and 500.
.CIuticle knives-451: and 50c.
Button hooks—250 and bile.
Glove stretchers——85c.
Combs, mens and women ’s—ZSYo
to I81. 25-. Y
Manicure sets—82 to :4.
Combination sets-:81. so to 325.
Center aisle, front.
2’ Roller fun .
for boys and girls. _
Skates" that send one whining;
lover walks and along the war—
renite at a wonderful speed, MyI
what fun!
{Adjustable no matter what:
price is chosen: . .
With cast rollers—35c and 4150. . Y
With hollow rollers—90c. 1., - -.
. rollers—$1.1.
Sizes 15 to 18—:$10Yto $25.
Sccpnd floor: * .
Joy. toys le‘ removabld
little folks .
Made of pastcboard, distinctly
new play-things . that will bring
hours of real Y fun IO children.
There are three floors to' a house-
keeping set AIerngs. And 15 pieces
of furniture.-
'1'
It all costs justst cents.
Y .I:
Pretty jewelry
of small coat.
Gold bréceléts are engta1 ed
in six different styles, are (good
weight. Special grilles—$1.. .
Pearl bead necklaces fwith' pend-
ants or silver and rhinestones-400.
-/
of three—60o I
Red rock. beads are unique and at»
tractive. Nice lengths—50o.
Earrings set with rhinestones, for
pierced or unpierced eamboc and
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Pill! {1.15
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