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Evening sentinel, Monday, March 6, 1916 · page 5

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L _ , . . Apntty VWMMSItu-‘uddouteflmemiy bow trellis
[tn-whim ' 'hy afternoon. when lla- latuu‘the accesion‘toourpopuhtton each ,
“d‘kfi 3" “w F arse vets Lindgren became the bfldé’of'wulnce‘ year by immigratbn, or intake from WLAND S
* m" It " al I I ”l E. Howley. The wedding took mu, foreign lands. At each port of land-
”'0‘ h’n' .- m 1“,“, . , ~ , .lll the Episwpal church, d- Bridgot'ul‘ immigration inspectors record: _,_._ t..- _ _‘_‘____,-=
m- m“ Kinds 0" . . , . port. ’ ‘eoeh arrival and tell us his or her;
wrmer-zttr New autumn of who in Muslin Corset Covers; «made l l The hm. “re ; hm M. “3,; nationniity. age. sex, destination wit .
it 3-“ m ' 3 - - ' - - . - . . . i it -h ‘h ' . .
our thirty your w its at of goodqttality material, neat and sethceable, trimmed ,qut and straw but to tutctt. Site (81‘; 0" “1‘": “timer if“ one buns: 1 antigen". C on, Mond M .
”I W Th w 03.». ‘ . tried a bouquet 01 run. But the rederttt (.mernment cannu" ay. arch 6. 19m
to ’0‘ 1-“ u "a. with fine embroidery and lace 25¢ and 50¢ I,” “New“ Imam“. Bible], 0“ go into the States and cities and es-g '
T l acolden l the bride. w” Wham-aid, and Ed- iabliah registration oilioet-t and tell an
av or Corset Covers with a sleeve made of fine lace . .. 59¢ 'ward Shea “a 1’" mu. lit)“ many children enter Nth State
7 No. mo 1 A" dd' h p ‘ . . 'by birth. This work must be donet
mu. u Trout It“. __________. | er the H m“ e My" mum b' .» ch State 5 ratcl . We hat-e‘
— ‘ M‘ “r " “mm“ "“8” the ’ t. .9. y
. lEast. l'pon their return the) wall re~ no national bookkeeping to account In rna t e
..._ . _ 1 iside in Bridgeport .tbe home (A, the tor the ebb and flow of human life at! y
l - bride'b mother all/fiset and a liability of our civic
. . Q ' ' ' v ‘ k .
fl: , Mm; Lindgru w" formerlt a tl'gdlllbnt Vie lidte‘ no national rat 3 3 . .
t . . * ttrdh to give our aanitarlums and aid .
bouth .Norwalit young lldy. Their 6013 prlce
..

NEW SPRING IATS t

The Derby is on duty. I
So are some new styles in ,t
Soft Hats.

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. $3.00. $3.50. $4.00 t

"CROSS" Gloves for la-
dies and men, $1.50 up.

LNORWALK

l SOCIETY 7”

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:MISS Billl fillllflll . t
BRIDE 0f Mil. GORMAN'

 

Put it in Writing

if you should die \vitbout
a Will. would your Estate
be diiided its you whit?
That is a ttucaintti
‘ llet-tdt- the matter non
by making a Will tili‘l
appointing the l'eople'>
Tmst t‘orupaiiy to art a:
your Executor t‘oiieuit
’ up freely

The Peoples Trustto

South Norwalk. Conn

 

 

 

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W EATH ER FORECAST.

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“mm”. mug!” “WNW" “h“ “I'd! Th“ "mu-ml “"‘Hmu Oi ”w ‘Nm'w‘llk til' .\it held \lrs. .Itttttes ll. thlit-rt, til
“Klimt “”ll‘ ““l‘m‘ll‘l -‘“‘~”“ ‘ditfountry t‘lub t‘onipany “Ill be llt‘ltl‘ l.tltlllilt~ Sirt‘i‘l, ttitd Leonard t'barlt-sf

lttritiiiiL .soii of Mr. and Mrs James

Wentltei tttlltllllUll _
‘tloitiian. of Hillside l'lttt-e. tiert- united!

iltt‘l t‘itrlllL
\t'el l'tlt‘filll‘tl

\ t. tomorrow evening.

in ('t‘litt’ul tltisl

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- in marriage Saturday etching at 7
'llt'lllllll-i ""‘l' [Wit ll 1* “WNW A >liilt‘d cuntocaiion oi “netting-ton u‘tloclt. 'l‘he t‘t'f‘t‘illOll)' watt perform
cloudy Weather with snow ti' ruin ('llflitlt‘r. No. 34' R. A. 51., “in be mild ed iii St .ioseph‘pt Tt‘t'lUf)‘. on South

Hiatn street The pastor of St. Jou-

' ' . ~ .t . » . D. - ,‘ v . .
“0m Nebra k“ (“maid to “ML” ton \‘tednehdly owning. .t‘ph's church. Rev ltichard .l. Carroll.

\ania. High winds were ieportt-d ‘ottit-‘iated.
lit-ar the center of the Blifl‘lll. 'l‘hei upv. lit-w, Van lioren will give lllt“ The bride With attended by .\ll.\.\‘
tetiipcraturm-i are rising mpldly iii the ltliird lecture in the. course, mmorwwt trout-ea liaiiwttz. The best man was!
. . . . . . .. . «Frederick E. bliechitn. following the
‘ Altruiasippl \alley, but continue .“wimmmg' m the Mr“ ”Hm“ Chuwh’lct-i't-ttiotiy it reception tittti held at
in the eastern portion of the Rake re-.Norwtillt. ; tint home of the bride. \ larut- party
xitttl and along the North Atlantic; of friends, 'ttl‘lllt‘d with rice att.‘ “Jilrl‘
, . ‘ n . . . , . , . Mair‘ed” placards. saw the couple on"
(until. Ihe iant llllihttlltlttdl' ball btfort tlit M ‘ w ‘South Norwitlk depot “1an
lLenten season will be held tn Anon. they departed on their wedding trip.

WEATHER A YEAR AGO Hall. tomorrow night, and it pleasant Mr. and Sin-t. (loritiati have many
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To - . -. l ‘ . . Md. .

H DAY' ' ' . . mm ' ’fliUit‘d all who at ‘Wisllt‘fi for the future. They Will to
leiiipcraturc: Low. 3:. high, I «my in liriditeport. “he". Mr. “0mm“

43. Clear. A daughter was born

D'F‘l-Pl‘dllY‘ in~ employed. l
“Imortilntt to Mr. and Mrtt Meyer \'ed-‘ i
tin, of Bolder! Hill avenue. BO": moth-l Mimi A. it. Burke, of i2 ltiucoln tire-I
i‘er and child it“: reported at! doinx‘ tine, has returned to thin city after a
mwmuprm .. h _ . .. Haliduiihher [thumbs lagm'd’ork.
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The Volunteer t‘trcle ol' the Norwalk‘ Het'iiiitu Quilllit‘l'.
Methodist church will meet at thelStaiiilord. and South Norwaik, return-y

 

 

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CITY. NEWS

AJVM‘V‘M
Don't put away your snow shovel;
there'll be plenty of use for it yet.

of Atlantic street.

street. 'l‘iiettday evening. March 7th,at.ltlll. .
ti o'clock. All members are urgbd to”
be present.

“Obt’l'l>
ltoht-rts, ol’ llttrtiottl.’

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Fot tilt-r litltt‘l'llt’l‘
and .\li‘>‘
spending it mouth at tho llotiidstvztti.

 

lit-iiri
Matters of general business were “W
tilt-'t'llrr'tt‘d, yesterday afternoon. at! Dominick Tortorella has disposed of
itieetitiga of the t'lii‘ldren of Mary and his bootblnck business at the Rall-illm 8mm“. “L !
lniiiiaculate Conception Sodalitieti of road Hlfillon ‘0 his 30“ “"“k- “h" is| ....~ ;
t l - ' I l
M- Josepha Churdl- in posse-smelt at the ”met”. time. T20! The regular weekly dance of tht-t
.. " ” in“: owner '3 a“ H“_emr 5mg {3‘0“ 1:‘Joily Five was held, Saturday t-it-n.
"n"? “”5””? comedy “A SH‘O‘” Prc- “MM” man and h”. many rent ling. iii Arion Hall. A large number of
lllt‘fllnt‘lll will be presented tonightlhope that he (“Ill be vet) mostwrotts danct-rtt were present. SYN.“ “MIMI
iii Hoyt a theatre, under the auaplceartn his new venture. ”a with full chimes iurnistit-tLttiusic E
ot‘ the Court Laurel Club and Court: f t
. . ' The liudlow Review. No. 35, 0 tie
"""l' 1" 0! C' An evening of much , . f l I .\tt?“lt;lll Murray. of Brldgupnrt, “Mil
enjoyment is expected to result. tWoniaiis Item-fit Association 0 tie. . ' .
' ' . 'a t'ivitor in °nttn yesterday.
-————~——- Maccabees. will hold their

meeting}
rttreeti Stamps. given on every pur-.Wednesdtiy evening. March

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8th at." lttr. and Mrs. Frederick ituumg nit

‘South rt. visited fiend: yt'stt‘t‘tlay.,
chase and all repairs at Brand's. 80. 8:30 o'clock. in Red Man's Hall, Main} in thtfoclty ' ‘ l

Norwatlt. street, .Norwalk. at which time lllt‘yl
will have the ceremony of delivery of. Mt. :tttti .it's. r. J. Hum, .it-.. ofi
Th“ ISII'AM Curfew" ordinance,'cbm9r' all" Wthh they "“1 have a. New i‘ttiuatii l‘H‘llllt', Norwnlk.

Which was put Into 01100.! in WW9 little. entetaiitment. refreshments imam“. 1," a mi. .0 M“. mm and m;
”mm“ “W“ “ “mm“ a“ h” dwclng- The DUbllc “9 “‘lrdlflll-V ‘n'istoiiliitiu ttt tltt Hott-l Mario .t
worked unusually we“ Very 18"le tdattend. llt’lll‘. (17th street. and lirotidtvity.
children have been found on the‘ .

“refit unaccmtipanted by parents ’48“ ”'9 “"10““ “”0““; The“ Two wedding ceremonies were per-i
or guardians. after eight o'clock at‘ pm“. of the Season-t; WM“ womel‘lfonned this morning at St. Mary‘Si
night. Several warnings have been Vote; Old Fashion Minstrels: Hefirtchurch by Rev. Thomas J. Him. the
issued by the police. and they have Trinity's choir. Tuesday nifitt. Hoyt s “m at eight (Mock, be.” mm of'
proven effective. Several Other v“- Theatre. Seats 50' 35 and :5“ \ Joseph Zembroskl and Michaeltiiial

. g, ' ’ t 1 ~ >
“"‘PS m “atoms!" county are. :Snyder. and the second at ten-thirty.

. planning to adopt a similar curfew lEugene DiPletro and lrvena Flori.
in titt- near future. 1

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Concord Division, No. -, Sons of
Temperance, will celebrate their sev-
-- . tray-second anniversary tomorrow
. lllbbl‘l'l 13. Newton, of Taylor ave-evening, at their hall in the Gazetto-Barrett entertained the nietnbert of
hue. reported to the police of the building, on Wall street. Grand nth-1me Norwalk Giris' nfliketbflll ‘Club
First diatrict. on Saturday evening. cert; of the state and visitors from!and a few other friends‘ at carda Tb;
the to». of a diamond ring which he Bridgeport and New Haven will hemst prize was won by mm llelen
ithbeeit demonstrating to VII‘lOilB‘pl‘t’Senl at this meeting, and a. mgllfltchcock. and the second by Miss'
persons. Mr. Newton is an agent fordimetla expected. All members of theibladalene Mntzner.
it jewelry conccm and believes that. in division are requested to be present. ;
some manner the ring which he had Miss Marlon Ruskin and Harry Co-l
been showing slipped from his pocketben, of New Rochelle. visited rela'lland-Atuerican Line Steamer Ron?-
and felt to the (ground escaping hlaytives, in High street. uptown. oversaw, which arrived in New York oh
notice. The matter will be investlglt-ISunday. ’
ed by the police, and an errort madoi.

to recover the lost propertyt.

 

 

On Saturday afternoon Miss lrene

 

Among he passengers on the.Hol-

. ESaturday. front :Falmmith. England,
was Miss Alyse Gregory. daughter of
t 'SHB‘W’I'KW‘OL manager "f m" "0' Dr. and Mrs. James G. Gregory. of
gent Theatm "8 3 "W WWW ma“ West avenue. Miss Gego'ry hui spent
lulu Edna Weed. who was mated Saturday evening when, upon Dllclns a“, tut few months mi 3, visit, to

 

 

, . upon at the Norwalk Hospital for tip-ibis hand in hia pocket be found that‘Norway. Scotland and England. during

pendfcftu, in recovering quite rapidiy;c roll at bills, containing over fourttwmch time In. bu visited many
and is expected home in New Canaan lhtutdrod dollars. “had mysteriously dlS-l places oftntereet in each country.
some the this week. tappemd. A march was quickly made!
loll! Nolan. the well-known and for the milling money. but. It waa not Neils C. Johnson. of m Hill road.
popular clerk in itatiloe's news stomlunttl Sunday Inn-ulna that the cash was given a surprise party. last Sat-

u—y—I—

_ it. well lill. position with tho'wu found and "turned to Ir. Kan- tinny evening. by employee of the

Hat met arm and la now employ-lair. Runon' off plckpootet were Borden mitt Company. by which coit-
.I h the news store of Fred )1. Byx-lanubed by the finding of the money. cent Mr. Johnson has been employed
in. on Wall Itreot. Ir. Nunavut-land Ir. Katitor in today a much re- for several yearn. The occasion was
cl k may your at hit tot-mar poet- bend Ital. ‘ the Intent anniversary at Hr. John‘-
Inltbochanpconuuaml' .. . ' L. aon’n htrtbdlyiandalne time waa
“flout-ml “Ital 2m mourn-am W gutfiofyiodo’ meant. no-
‘ . szm‘fnifl‘v tantrum- amt,
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, friends are “irltlllfl their future happi-
in: TO Qt, ‘. a“; tiietttt.

yd BABY

BUllETltt
tmmm

tn- t T tilat-lt. secretary of the
Stair Hoard of Health, hits made pub
llt' prepared by the ('ltil
dreti's llurmtu of tho l'ltllt‘d State:
Labor rrgttrtiitit: (‘.irt‘
oi babies ttt‘tl birth reentraitttt't

 

 

it bulletin

ltettitrtttteiit Hi
'lltt'
bulletin in .t~ 'tillu“.~ '

Ill-t.

Ilii~ liiitli

Tt-ghtervtl"

of your baby been
1! not, you should Elt‘t'
it that tlti~ duty tit performed \titli
out did“). it may some time be u!’
the greatest importance to your child
that there in existence on accu
rate legal remit] of his birth, date,
place and pattuiaize Such ti rt-cord
series to t‘~‘..iliilt~'ll his age beyond
question. and through this his right

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le5 Congress by resolution has:
urged the States to enact and enfortoi
Mutable registration legislation. The:
State governments must now act.
Most of the Statt’: now have ade-
quate laws: their enforcement. how:
ever, tit-pends to a large extent upon;
popular support. This support is as-
aurcd if individual parents will insist
upon the registration of each birth
GRACE PARISH NOTES.

Slitzlnfl ('lttits. 7 “.0, tltitld

 

 

Monday
l'trtim.
.luntor Guild t‘lloll‘ re '
lil‘iil>al iii the thtirt-lt at in; btloint’sn
meeting of the Junior Guild. in thei
timid room. lo.l.'t. tiitls' l-‘t'ieiidlySo
titty supper iii the l’itllhli houat‘, at‘
it .itt: Knights of King Arthur iii tho
Guild room at 7:30. All boys of 1‘:
and oter in the parish are invited. ‘

Ash \Vt‘tllit‘fillfll' The Holy (‘oiiiniti-‘
Mon at 9:30: morning prayer at
mum; t'\l‘lllll§: prayer and sermon byi

'l‘tit-stia)

to ”H. tqmt period of ”mum": and-”W l‘t‘t'lOl‘ at 8. All the offerings otiI

freedom from iabtir. it may HIM)
i-ierte to establish his right to a dilr
pitted lltkt‘rllitllt‘t‘ and to establish for
him various property or other legal
rights which tutu)v be in dispute. There
are numerous instances where the
lat-k of thin sort of record has been
the cause of aerlous losses of inherit
taut-e ttf t-dticationtil and other
rights

In ..\‘ew York t‘lty iii 19m the birth
records llt'lpt‘tl to enforce the person-
al or property rights of more than
iZlR,00tt person‘i. ; ‘

It is, lit "th states. requlrt-d by
law that the tiuotor. midwife or other
attendant at birth shall report the
birth to tho registrar of births. bu‘
an this duty i~ iiol infrequently neg»
lected. pflrPllls would investigate to
see whether it has been dum- properly
in the case of limit children

The complete registering
births is it‘lliwv ..

and

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VALENTINB'

l . . . 'l‘ "bl-n not only toxin.
home of Mra. Robert Gregory, Latvia ed from :t ion tlttls mu lll illllili.'_ ...,....:.t....t. but to the Sititteatitt ita-.

Water can never
turn it White—it’s

Ash Wednesday talll be for the bene !
fit of tho poor fund.

Thuraday Holy t‘oiittiiuuioit at‘
5.210, Rt‘t'ltil">‘ helpers. 9 Wont .\‘|:tln.E
3 p. in. l

I-‘i'ititty-~Wtiiiteii'n lltble ('lilfifl iti thel
(luiltl room at l. Litany at 5. Men's-i
meeting in the Parish house at 8 p. in.

Saturday Era-ulna prayer at
The presence of the children in pain;
ticular its desired at this service atidl
parents and guardians are asked io'
see to it that they are in attendance}

i'i.

._.,_——._——
AMERICANS ARE RELEASED. ’
WASHINGTON. March 6.——Tiiel

three Americans, Mrs. Fttrwell, hilss’

 

Mitchell and Dr. Henry Forbes. re~
ported to have been mistreated and
interned by Bulgarian authorities in:

Motiaatlr. have been released, accord-
ing to reporttt to the State Denim—
nient from Lewis Einstein, spot-lat dip-l
loniittic agent. in the Balkans.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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" WAT E R PRO 0 F '
M "d The Varnish you now use on
Guaranteed your Moon, Woodwork, Bath-
” ., room: etc. will turn white. 9
Valentine T381“ rt. AND Titan 1351‘ i
& Company t
'. Sold and ' 5
L Guaranteed by .

' Albert D. Morgan t

tbucceuor to

112 WASHINGTON ST..

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Yong GOVERNMENT

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{will never eslahlishyogr‘dedil .

y‘Whai more walehtitld mraiintt
9% individual. Wei J' re {him
your ovengnentAWid holler

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lllt‘ll‘ lltillit' ~til| tlttiii; tlt1t_\ til-it r \ttll\ «ti -E.t:l\ ~t'l tit't-l )
Fiiiti'iiit runu llLt\t‘ .i tlttu i.t..- II ~ttttu P that i-. wit &
but \t'vl’It lll'lll. lizt-j. l|.t\l' .t \tt'wl litttl. .tittl .tt- \t-lttl iit "
ittt‘f llit't .ilt‘ i'itli lll «Mini and tl‘.\l‘,;li l
litttlll). it t‘ttlltw‘tittit :tt \ltt'tltl't titttt- llit'ttit\ lt.tiitl ‘
\tililt' ill l‘itllt‘lll itiitl t‘ttltti
litt‘lt l\\tll|t1lt‘tl ‘iittiit.t~ {it t. .t it ll. utttii till‘l lilttt‘
liitiitl littitlt'i' t» iii tlilt’ t‘ tltil' lttlit tllllt t' in .ttittthti“
27 by 54 inches—$2.25 30 by 60 inches—$2.50
36 by 72 inches-433.50
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liuttit-tl .\lll\llltt\ lll \lllttll .ttitl lllttilltlll ll l' ‘U‘ l
.. ‘ .tit ttlht
p.ttttiii~. .i lllllllltt‘l' oi liitittlmiitt ttttitlitiiatittm tti' t‘tflttr'» -
18 by 36 inches—$1.25 27 by 54 incheS—$2.25 1
2t by 45 inches—$1.50 30 by 60 inches—$2.50 '
“T :v 4 by 7 feet—$7.

.zt. .. .. . . . m:
Hie litrgt-xt til lilt'\t' sinks. littlll iii pttttt-i'ii ititll tliiticn-
xtttiis. lS t‘Vi‘t‘llt'lll rut: for ft‘t‘t'])llttil ltltll ..\titl tiliztt :t'r- '
\lt‘t‘ it \\til gtit- iit iut‘li‘ >llrit)lllltllll‘{\' V i

llitrpt‘t littll. thirtl limit a

Simple but rich
curtainsjcost little

lullcct that llulrlttllst‘ltt‘ curtains til lit‘\\" t‘ltm‘itrtt give
to room. is :tditiiralilc. They seem to form :t lint‘lt'sground
upon tt‘hit‘h ct'cry other furnishing of the room <tauds
out With itiorc hcauty and satisfaction. i

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'llicy. thctiiscliw. are simple and llltitlt‘\l. 'l‘hcir
t‘tlgt-s arc hciiistittjlictl illld finished with llit‘t‘. But. it is
litre of true lit-iiuty. :\iitl tlicir sliil ilit‘ity is large part of

tlit-irlit‘attty. {'31 i ll. 3

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.... it I if] $2to$3-5o

.. N‘riiii curtains, too, itl‘t‘ llltlt‘li oi lilt‘ same class. l

'l lievposscsf satiit- stroiit.r appt-zti to llttiilt‘-lttll\'§ \t'lio ett'~ ’

tovsmiplc llllt‘S and quict putt-rm. More \‘itl‘lL‘lV in their l

tit-Signs. though. Sonic with law inserting and lace

t-tlL't-z some ttith lat-e titlu'c t'illtl ltitiidmtiic tlratt'titvotk. '
~ * $1.50 to 34.
Third lltit it. i
and art lit‘klilg‘.‘lllltl titt‘t'ctii t‘loiliv. itiiti ~illttilctics~ "lit‘l‘t'

at last. i , -:

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They are well-worth the lung tritit' \
hct'cr such lit-antics! or so many of them! or such ‘1

\t'tiinlcrful combinations 01 Color (tll(l tlt‘filg‘ll. l.

{ 'ch. indeed: they are very \\('ll north havingivaitcd '
or. 12 mm to 60c yard.

lltll‘d ”our.

1 ii
week.
Just six busiiicss tlayx it‘ll to get into the, llowland
\ :t‘Wlilg-lllatflllnt‘ club! r ’H l‘ t

to

March ttth, a.

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it closes Saturday night of llil\ \\(‘|/l\.
.-ti o l‘. M.

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Here is “had it tillers til tltcn: -- »
(”lioit‘c of llott'land guaranteed lllt'ttltlllt‘S.

At regular low cash price. )
To be paid in small monthly amounts '

llut to be dclivcrcd immediately.

The first sum paid is $twtbat ciitiilt-s a member tt. l‘
have her machine sent home at uncc. Rcst of the
amount paid is simply balance of rcgplar price of
machine (whether it be $15 or $30) trtth not a.’ many for.
interest or dues or any other extra expense.

And there is just one week left! . .
Third t'lom . ' I l

 

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