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mm mar-x mo sunrises;
PAIGE SEVEN
At Lane’s
to serve on the ICU
Cream, Fruit Flaw!!!
Few of iron.
vmuL: Ifiusgncltzcuu'
Containing Front 60‘ Livers, with
5"
F. urinal-rust-
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Strawberry
Banana
Orange
Pineapple
more sum}
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ism
The board of estimate will this ev-
ening resume meetings in the city
ball, at 8 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Manning, oi
Stamford, spent yesterday with relu-
tives on Spring street.
DavidW. Raymond
UNDERTAKERJ
new no Man-s BUILDING l,
27 WASHINGTON 812’ l
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largo Fancy _-
SaltBloaler Mackerel
16c Iii.
Salt Cod, no bones
14c lli.
Sardines 5c box
Old Fashioned Oyster
Crackers
Miss Gussie Velsor has returned to
bet home on Quintard avenue after aiij
interesting visit with relatives ini
Rutherford, N. .l., and Brooklyn, N. Y.
December Victor Records now on
sale, come in any time and hear lht‘ll],II
the store is open every evening. Donvf
l‘tll)I.~ Music Store.
'l‘wo candidates were initiated at a
sptcial meeting of the Elks. yester-
day afternoon. Following the worlt 2i
delightful social time was enjoyed.
Mr. James llyriio. and granddaugh-
ter, Mirs‘ .tiiiiu Ilaiicoclt, of Brooklyn,
N. Y.. returned home today ai‘tei‘It,
spending.r the holiday and weekend:
at. the home oi Mr. liyrne‘s daughter.
Mrs. John Lynch. oi‘ Iii: Lincoln ave-
nue, Second ‘lllSil‘lt'l. ,
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A rehearsal will be held tonight lllI
’l‘iiiiity Parish Hall of the llllllSll‘L‘lI
troup ot' the Trinity Young . Men's
Hilbert R. Wood vs.
oysters, Escallops
All Kinds oi Fish
ilard Shell Crabs
35c dozen
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone lob
in the Court of Common Pleas to-
morrow, in Bridgeport, the case oi’I
the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
\‘lll come ‘up for a hearing.
\liss Olive 'l‘liorne lilbhlt-
of Mr. and Mrs James Irving Dibble,
i. .gifis. during, the coming week, Will
the distributed among poor
Ireuis took part in this service and it
tiiiiiglitv ‘lI
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uitt Epistopal Church was pleasant
iy Obser-ed yesterday. The members
of the church and Sunday school con—
iributed toys. books. clothing, etc. and
placed about the manger
These
.itese well
constructed in the chancel.
childieu
as t'hristntas gifts. Children and par
proved most interesting.
STEAMER TOLEDO LOST.
SEATTLE, Wasli., Nov. 29.—v’l‘he
till-ton steamer Toledo, which left
heie two weeks ago with a cargo of
ilour and luiiibei for Mexico. via San
IFrancisco. believed to be lost
Nothing has been heard of the, vessel
lsince she passed t‘ape Flattery last
lFi'iday. She carried no passengers
iwhen she left here.
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HARTFORD. Nov.
‘Iders issued from the office of the Ad-
Iyulaiittlenei'nl announce appuintliieiits‘
29. vv-dlt‘llt’l‘al or-
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are asked which is the leading firm of the city who are
dealing in Coal Wood Brick, Lime, Cement Grain, Feed
with 2 thousand other necessities that are required in the
Building Line, you would answer “The up—to—date firm of
RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Washington Street
Christmas Shoes and Stockings
Triple Toe Silk Hosiery
For men and women, will make ideal presents. We have
them in all the new and standard shades as well as black
or white.
Buy Christmas Slippers Now
And get first pick of the styles and sizes.
Our assortment is even better than usual this season. i
Illiitl commissions in the Connecticut
\' tiltilldl (.uaid with ldlllt aiw‘ date aw!
" “ ' actuality & BRACKEN
'l'en Militia Field Artillery: (‘liptaiii
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South Norwalk, C onn.
,llenly ll. ’i‘owns‘hend, Battery L‘. New
I‘iiaven, Noteiiiber 24, 1915: Captain
John H. Alden. Battery t‘, New Ha-l
Ilven, November 21. 191?»; t‘apltiiii Wit.
=liaiii W. Wilson, Jr, Battery l-‘. Stain-
loi‘d. Noveiiibei' 24, 1915.
Second Connecticut Infantry: (‘ap-
tiiin Ellis ll. llaker. Ji. t‘ompany F,
‘New li..\eii. Nov. ‘34. 1915; (‘aptain
James A. Ramsey. (‘nnipany .‘ll. ’l‘or-I
vi'inuton, Nov. 2t. 1915; Firrl Lieuten-
aitt Arthur W. l‘luiiiibei's, Battalion
Adjutant. Nov. 21, 1915; Second Lieu-
tenant (Battalion Qiiiirleriiiastcr). Ar.
lltlll‘ t'.
llllllnll‘)‘,
New Haven, Nov. 24. 1915.
Captain (“iii-l l-‘v. I‘lollnitiiiii, 2nd l‘oll-I
to‘I
llt-t‘lltlll lnhiiitrv. is tiansferred
liit- luth .‘tlilitia lv‘icld Arllllt'l), and
is assigned to llatitiy A New linen
w.
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CAMPBELL SENTENCED T0 HANG.I
‘ ,iou.i;'r, lll.. Nov.
tltliiipbell, ll negro convict,
29. v-»Josepli
wasdodtly
lotind ruin) of llllll‘tlt‘lills‘. Mrs Mollie
‘15 In! this city, will tommrow evening lie- 0. Mi“ Allen, “lit 0i limiter Worden
Club. The ieheaisal will start at A
o’cloek. come the bride of Arthur Smith lla'ttt- "“" m ”W “WNW" ~ :Iliai'itiiitiiis- of
—-MONDAY NIGHT 1va of \‘ew York v'h“ NIH“ twiiiteiitliiii lieie
Basketball, Armory. Yonkers vs . . The \'(‘l'dltl titted the punishment m
Sixth Company. Preliminary EMDG- Miss Luuia Moote. of ltiicislde, immisma and was returned tiiiei tom»
Dancing.
slicet stiiieicd a very painful and l
dent yesteiday, when she fell and iracv l
tured hei tight unit and wrist. Dr W.
Tracey was summoned. an! the iiijui
ed lllllill was set. Mrs. Dr Mint: is rest.
ing more comfortably today.
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Mrs. Edward Jones, Mrs. (‘linrles
O‘Neil and daughter Mildred, of Wash-I
ington, ll. 0., were guests of Mrs. W.
.B. lluriiell, 01" West avenue, overt
Sunday. The party witnessed that
Army-Navy football game in Newt
York. on Saturday afternoon.
——Dont forget that Donnelly‘s Music
Come in and hear them
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Miss Lillian Rudder of South Me .iii ricon is gpcretary of the bulbs mubIIl
street. this tuoiHiln . ietiiriied to bet
home in this city after a pleasant
visit with friends and relatives in.
New Jersey and New York.
t
——GracoIChurch fair, Thuisday De-
cember 2.
Grate Paiisli Hall.
Mrs. Jennie Johnson, of Norwalk
an expert in the art of prepaiincl
sauerkraut suppers. will be the (lief,
at the sauerkraut supper which the;
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Ai'ion So]
cieiy lia_ie been invited to attend.‘
(lard games will be played and meal.
and instiuiiienlal numbers enjoyed
The oflicets ot’ the auxiliary announce!
.IIthat the party and supper will be fréev‘
‘0 members of the societies and that
no tickets will be sold for the ev hp-
halibut-y News.
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Do it Now. '
There is no time like the
present. to nuke your will
and no one who can safe-
guard your estate quite so
well as: this efficieht
Trust Company
I As 'l‘rultteé, {Adminstrator I
__ or tIgiiit‘irdian, our urviceI
cos no more than that f
in individual. 9
. A Trust Company" a work ='i's’
Q. organized and systematic.
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oi"
,cvmlliig responsibility
ilX‘lll‘J, pill in place its lost its poxsiblc.
The wood
,‘ed that in anothei week cuts will be
'reachcd regarding taking action to
freely spending her money.
Noiwalk man and formerly manager
.2: evening, at his mother's home in New
Rochelle New York, where he was
,3 spending Thanksgiving." Mr.
i'll - 'l‘ hanksgivinr. and the Weekend at
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Among the several automobile cases
Ito ht.- heaid tomorrow before Secre-
tory of State Charles vi). Burnes,
Hartford, is that of J. Wildor Moloche,I
this city. who is thiirged with
following an
accident. The local police hate been
advised of the suspension of Mr. Mel-
oclie's‘ license.
Miss May Williams, of Putnam ave
itiie spent the week- end its the guest
'cl‘ Mrs l‘hailcs Smith of BelvedereI
Mrs Smith'
Store is open Her 3' evening and ”19 entertained Saturday at it large tea, ‘tlantic fleet will be decided by
Decembei \‘ittm Rot-(lids are now on sht- gave at her home to announce ihelgaine between the elevens oi' the Wy— ll) British
Drive- Yonkers N. Y.
“tiigagement of liei niece, Miss Jessica-
llrown to James Morrison \ii. Mor-
oi New York city.
The special work for the Washing»
ton street bridge. has arrived and is
block pavement will be
“It'llllt‘i permitting. It is also rumor-
llllllllllL over the bridge to East Nor-
v. :illt. This will be w-ehoiite pens to
Hit ion: stiffeiing residents of the
East Side.
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A hearing will be held tomorrow
lTltT-I'lllllg‘ by the charity commission
eis. during which a decision will be
'put a. conservptor over Mrs. Carrie
Tristrani whom they fear may be-
come a town charge as a result of too
itwas
crronously reported Saturday that
Mrs. Tristram had disappeared from
this city. Although she has changed
her residence in a local hotel, she is
still in town awaiting the forthcoming
trial. . .
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William 0. Taylor rendered a
pleasing solo at the First Methodist
Episcopal church. yesterday morning.
Samuel Labellsky. a well known
of the. Norwiilk Furniture House, on
Wall street, was taken with a sudden
attack of appendicitis, last Thursday
Labéll-
inI
sky was hurried to the New Rochelle
Hospital and an operation was per-
further! at once. It was entirely luc-
coastal and Mr. Labellsky is recover-
' - ing as rapidly, as could be expected.
Inquiries Solicited
’- . namely. an therCarso plateau, our
it unit has iatniiled lioiiie itl'tei spt-iid- font “(’“1‘ ill‘llbt'tvition by the jury
.lvlis. .’\',lltll ltll‘lllt‘ll) l-l still of lnuslr‘v‘
Mts Ulltslulihvr lioeriiia'. 0t ti.iii the home oi Evils L‘. t‘ioolts, ol l“ilmt.~.l(m “""N‘il." was found murdered in?
I suite til tlieI
iher bed in the tiltij'stlen
Estate piison on the inoiiliiiu of JiineI
‘20 last.
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SAILORS RECALLED To SHIPS.
\‘EW YORK. Nov. 29 Oillcers and
sit ilors of the battleships of the Allan
t5} fleet which have been anchored in
lllt Hudson River for several days
were today recalled from shore letiveI
and preparations were made for soil
inn. Some of the battleships will pro-
eted to the southern diill grounds off
the Virginia Capes, while others “will
1:0 to navy yards for overhauling.
The football championship of the
a
Ioining and the New
l it ednesday.
Hampshire on
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IITALIANS MAKE .
FURTHER PROGRESS
Nov. 28
.WS :i.
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\id l‘ this.
in. ~—l tirtlicr
afternoon and evening at toinphted on the. bridge pr-optl. todiiv_lpltwtcss lltls lltcn lilatlc b} lllt‘
ltuliniis iioitlititst of tirii‘izia.’
iicm lslniia, and Oil t'Llic Larso
l‘lattziti. sais the oilicizil state-
lilieiit issued today at the Math
quarters oi the gcncr :il staff. The
text of the cotiiiittiilitatioil io'l
lows:
the tltcattr oi opcr atious the very l
rigorous temper attire has llt. it’
lessened lllt'\IaCli\-lly of our:
tIioops.. \long this limit the sol
lion ol out {lltlllt‘l‘\ continues. liil
tlie Felizon \zillcv our Olll‘llSlV'C.‘
is developingr regularly, Diiringle
1m attatlt’ oii Klrzli on the 26th:
tic captiiictl a machine gun front
the enemy.
~'.()ll the heights northwest of
Gorilla oiir attacks continued
successittlly‘ yesterday. After
taking by storm ti'eiiclicsIoi the.
enemy cast of Illill No. 188 we
made prisougr ll 3 men, three of
whom were officers. ‘
“lit the neighborhood of Os-
avia, after a severe struggle. we
coIiiqiicrc-d a Slope of the moun-
tain to the northwest. it was
stubbornly defended by the. ene-
inlyII. who left in our hands {>151
priéoncrs,.ionr of whom were of—
ficers. In the Monte San Mich-‘
clc sector our troops repulsed
the usual enemy attack inflicting
upon him heavy losses and tak-
ing additional prisoners. includ-
ing- twa officers. _ . v
“Oh the remainder of the front,
advancevvhas made st'll
'l‘. l'lecrs. Second Connecticut
"in the tiltiiiiitaiiioiis zone oi"
‘ tlement made by «Million with John I...
further: ”
Lounsbury
and Mathewson
High Grade
MINTZS
Sale of Coats
For this Evening
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SHOES 1 WHAT you NEED
ls somuvnere on our sheites. Cur
stock or
For “70ml?“ DRUGS AND MEDICINES
,contain that which is necessary to
cure your ills, give you strength and
restore your health.
$4.00, $5.00,
GLOVER’S
i22 Washington St,
Whether you prescribe tut yourselt
or gel.
Physician's Prescription
we can fill it. Our compounding do-
Ipartment is in competent hands, ml
l we use the purest drugs obtainable.
gIThe Norwalk Drug Co.
So. Norwalk
46 Main St., Norwalk.
P' -_.- an“.-.
UNUSUAL REDUCTIONS
WOMEN’S WEARING APPAREL
A limited number of new arrivals from New York markets, in the,
newest fashions and fabrics for the women who look to us regularly
for guidance and inspiration, be ore choosing their apparel, would
have models of unquestionable correctness to choose from at ex- -
ll‘t’lllt'l)‘ It)“ prices to effect an in mediate disposal.
(JLOAKS we PARIS MlLleEltY
33 SO. MAlN 8T., 80. NORWALK
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,I8 No. Main St. So. Norwalk, Conn.
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You intend to shield
ily front poverty.
What it You Should the a
Life insurance will make your in-
tention a. certainty.
Whether you intend to insole or
j not, we shall be glad to explain.
.1. M. Layton & Co.,hic.
Real Estate and Insurance
South Norwallt
your film-
ThReed avail I .
Electrical (,0,
ThoI'Enly Fully Equipm
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town ‘
AUTO IUPPLIEI
Prion. 005—50 80. Main 81..
so. Nor-walk. Music Hall Block- l
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NEWLY RENOVATED. 1
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Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Netwalk.
Rooms by day or week at reasonable prices.
Etery room well ventilated. electric lights and go I.
Everything first class.
68 WALL STREET
NORWALK
PHONE 438
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OPTICIAN'
Everything in the Optical Lin
Eyes Examined Free
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BEGS U. 5. TO CONVOY CARGO T0 the New Haven.
ESTAMFORD' R. L. illatts. foi the g0\9l‘nlll(‘lll, told
, the court that J. G. Pariker. the sec-
American ITransItlanticI Company ylrtary who wrote the minutes, also
Fear British Warships L": "l Walt made it steiiogiaphie iep0it of the’
1° 8"" 8 3 Winnebago lproceedlngs, which, be indicated, dif-
NEW YORK \'0V. ‘3“ T‘Th“ A11‘*°""‘t.ierl.=d from the oilicial record.
lean Transatlantic coiiipniiy, several,j "Where is ‘\“~ parkpr now!" asked
of whose steamers have been seized: the Government examiner.
warships under suspicion- "i don't know. He’s dead.“ replied
of German ownership, awaits todaymn-I Mellen.
iilll sunset from Secretary of Statcl
.Imnging to its request that an Amer-i
icon warship be sent to Buenos Aires ,(Toiincll. of Bridgeport. and meinbeis
to convoy its steamerWinnebaso ‘0 of Sherman Council. R. A, plan to
this port and save her from capture ,share the good time Automobiles
by British cruisers ‘Il'o' Bridgeport will leave from in front
' The vessels recently purchased byloi' the Hotel Mahsckemo at 7:15
Ilihis company have been placed undei'iIoclockI
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our
Hazelton
Coal
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WE REFER YOU
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“ "ECOHI? Yes, and what’s mom, it will
l The New Selence Eweur well—we guarantee that. All our
lDEFINlTlON 0F CHIROPRACTIU paints, oils, stains, varnishes, enun-
! Chiropractic is the definition of “Niels, etc.. are the best obtainable——
cause or the disease and the art at ilhat has been paintm'with our paints.
adjusting the same. Disease is causedI vlhfil's your protettlon. Phone w
Iby a wrench, twist or sprain in the
iback. Even it done in childhood. I‘IThe Gornam CO
it creates pinched nerves and palnn in
EAST NORWAL’I';
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later life in the different organs and}10 “EST "I"
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause at
disease and pain. health is restored REBU'LT TYPEWR'TER" " I» C.
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through harmonizing the nerve aye Smith. Underwood
term in your body. Female troublesI Remington, Ill albeit
given special attention- also nnrvpnm l
. makes. 3 Id.
of the spins. You will never'regrutl , O rented.
. . -v reps-red. Rentals, In
giving the Chiropractor a chance tr?
‘ help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
34 Washington 81.. So. Norwalk, Conn
Graduate from Palmer School. lb
per month. Machine.
sold at $5 per month.
JAB. DONNELLY
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i-American registry but have been lisb
ed as “suspected" by the British gov- :TOO LATE FOR CLAssiFICAT-iou'
ernnienl.
The Winnebago is loaded with dye, LOST.
“and for Stamford, Conn, but the; _.
”(initially does not dare to order her LOST—AT .THE ARMORY, \\ ED
to sea, fearing that. British warshipsi‘lesauy evening, Crepe de Chine scarf
a e lying in wait. Meanwhile that White with pink rose borders. Finder
.Americau Transatlantic company is ”“9359 1‘81“"! i0 Sentinel office and re-
coilecting ailldavlts from its stock ceive “"V'N‘d- 1129 It
holders to prove that only American! _..
citizens and American capital are in- LOST — \lARGARET. JACKSON
terested in the ownership of itsl inst bank book Finds. please: re-
flect. in the expectation that this will ”like No.12 Raymond St. ii2§ it
19 ad to diplomatic representations by W-m
Mr. Lansing to the British govoin- _
nient. .,_.....__... .All Over
MELEEN TESTIFIES AGAIN. i, the world
NEW yoRK,.Nov. 29.—-An attempt almost from bole to pole, in
by Government. counae to impugnthe
testimony of Chores S. Meen, their,
own witness, marked'the resumption]
today of the trial of William R. Rocke-
feller and ten other former Directors
or ,the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad, charged with crim-
lnal violation of the Sherman km.
The Government sought to prove
that certain minutes ot- the' Board
which Mellon testified last week were
incorrect did in tact necurately report
the action taken at the meeting. The
minutes purported to approve the set-
practically every country. there
is but one beverage upon the‘
excellency or which all agree .
On Draught Iand ,
in Bottles Everywhere
Blilard, the man "who held‘the New .
Haireii's Boston a: Maine"stook for
more than a year and sold it back to
the New Haven. They set iorth that
special PlnCnsks (5 gallons.)
for family use on draught at home,
trme tiny dealer or jobber. _
his a. part. critic settlement the not . . ---—-——a—- ..
tuition (3va together your What‘slwnm .
Bass
\‘5. .‘b. _
it You Have ,‘
Any Junk
S. Jaliee
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Effron. I
Alk for cash price: for RED OAK
COAL. I
THE WM. EFFRON CO.. Inc
3 Rowan St. TOUW‘I Elli NOFWalk ;
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ISChOOl Days, ’ 37 Fort Street. East Norwalk.
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. The happiest time of life if I. REMEMBER .
not burdened by ill health. l .Wm. Enron C0.
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D .
0 not allow the child to P AYE
be handicapped by poor or
strainedIsight. We can sup-
ply the right glasses at mod—
erate prices. Examination of
the eyes by our oculiIst.
lelb. For Rags
and best prices for other junlrl
if you send postal or telephone.
TEL. 441, TEL. 441,
Gately _ & Brennan?
Offering of Exceptional
Value In
THAMER,
Ocullsu, Optometrists, Opticians.
8? Atlantic Square, Stamford, 0t.
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" Open an. Evenings.
:92. 1297'.“
«A WISE. MEROHANT.
advertises his geods. It he cannot do
. “ ,lt in ,n largewvay, he uses the Sentinel
' loin-pitted "For Sale“. columns. Call
“lip tilts-ll elites, and an Id man will (:51le
, Winter Clothing
Ladies’Sti ts $90325
I42, South lain St.
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