“. ‘4 M.A 5‘..“4--
lg ron saw.
FOR SALE—IHNCH FLAT REC-
—,
«need Lac. indestructible cylinder
‘Uldfi'. loc, .Zilc. Record Exchaugta
Ziatttord Place. 30. Norwalk.
tr'h"!
‘l’OR SALE—LIVE CHIL‘KENS, Zfii‘
I" dressed 39$: ll), Mrs. Elli/17. Y0>t
.vl-H-t, South Novwaiit.
, ..
FOR SALE-llUl'SlIllUlD FliltNiv
t. :‘t‘ and large- mirror, also ‘1 imported
ml whiting,» lixtlil Ifll‘ sale. 145 So.
Main strrt't. D17 3'.
FOR SALE — Al'TUMOlilhE
:~ ‘itit‘balif‘l'. 15m; model touring. A. i.
1 llldltion. t‘un he bought cheap. Ad»
Auto ('ttl‘t‘ Svutinci. Ill? 31
to '*i~
,—
FOR SALE‘ l.\'
UPPER NOR—
Leu, 25c.
-“A.‘A‘A -M-‘
l m LET. l
To LET—i noous AND wrrnni wANrep—otnl. on
.m “w; 1}th 650. Records ex_tin. Six dollars to adults only. private aged person to do light housework.
2 North Shore Road. Eat;
n18 3t.
‘ i
. . CONNECTINGfgl‘ocery wagon. Steady position. Hell-
iurnlshed rooms with water, gas, my,
. family.
Norwttlk.
.———.———.....
TO LET —-TWO
let and all conveniencn
housekeeping. $2.50 per
for light
T0 LETMHOUSE 8 ROOMS 122
.Apply at other of ._I. ll. Layton K: C0.
Ill('.. 5 Railroad avenue, South Norvl
iwalk, Conn. '
t
.cd moms, single or. in sets of two,
l
«three or four rooms, witil all ituprove-'
,menls in relincd location. inquire.
81.00. Bleckfece orCIpl Double Price.
week. 214'
East avcnue, near East Norwalk (lcpo'l
ms {it
So. Main street. Rent 320 per month,
TO LET—DESIRABLE Fromm—£1 WANTED “Haw“
"" I k .
We‘ll-u, so. 1 week
WANTED.
M IDDLE
74 Winfield street. Eeet Norwnlk.
WANTED~A GOOD MAN FOR
ry Harris, Finn street-Earl Norwnik.
n20 3t
WANTED—MAN FOR ROUTE AT
once. w. L. Benn, Gilt Edge Milk
tllairy, 30 \‘an Zuni street.
WANlewMAX TO CUT (iORl)
wood, Nichols Poultry Farm (IMR‘
wood), Ponus Ale, Norlvulk, Tel.
1322-3.
Gilli.
desires position, can do housework
and plain cooking, inquire 278 Flux
Hill Road.
I
(”lulu”)
"a: and En. Joseph new. both
died in It.
”‘th dluhler. is believed to have
a uiim We to recover. The
' mother. Anne, who is 11 your: old, in
terribly burned nhoui the eyes. orna-
The filter "lend borne
'azul ML
,of the bands and body in extinguish-
iiug the fire.
called to fight the lanes. Medical
)Examiner 8. M. Gorllck will give I
,flnding of accidental death in the use
'0! the two childron,
‘ Wooded House Worm.
Mrs. Ruse drone It 7 o'clock yes-
terday morninglwhile her hulbend
‘wu doing we work in the yard at
,their home. They live on the mound
door of a small house. Mr. Rosie‘s
'blother, an employe of Gaspar
:Kubnc. the liquor denier, lives on the
tfirst floor. |
i Beside the bed, in which the three
chilorvn slcpi. in a coal stove. There
was a plorly burning fire. and tile
lhmse was cold. Dealt-lug to have
llhe house warm for the tots when
lthey awakened. Mrs. Ruse poured
kerosene on the fire. _
‘ Covered with Flam“.
i Not satisfied with results she.
poured more on. A leap of flame set
.fire to her clothing, the oil can in her
‘hand ignited, the top low of! the
VW“ °‘ “m‘ u ‘ lm'Uniid m. w
No In compeny Ivor
. &
——-——
(wan-mm
.—
urvdummwhm
Harley. the put a keeper on board.
Pope“ in three nulliuul units.
each for $60.0“. have been issued end
Inn? in the hands oi a deputy sheriff
for route: on the We, in the
interests of the families of Capuln
John Gurney. Engineer William A.
503, three of the men loot with
Thomas A. Scott. Jr.
will probably be served today.
Coptaill Frederick Hill-en, the
only man uaved from the Scott, wit-g
reported as considerably improved.
Henry Hilken. president of the
Eastern Forwarding Company. said
that the damage to the submarine
had been exaggerated. lie eekl tht
the only reel damage was the slight
twisting of the how. He did not
knoy when the repairs will be com
pleted. The T. A. Scott Company's
men are still ill work on the sub
marine at the state pier. The United
States steamboat inspectors will re.
sume their investigation at the dis-
aster some time this week.
Another suit for damages. making
live in all, will be served tomorrow.
‘Tlle latest action, which is for 825..
lEdward Jackson. lirennn of the tug
n20 3t stove. and burning kerosene coveredim A. Scott Jr. who was one. of tho
of nil-protection. The pm we;
it
i Letagnkeyouaoquninted
Caton and (lurk Clarence B. [IN-i
the ‘
The rivers:
'000. will be brought by the family of —
l
It’s all that
the name
l suggests!
Wrieley quality-.
w l:-. 7 room louse and lot 300 feet The .lohnsoniatl. 2 High 'stt'cet n17 3t‘ ‘ ‘
M. greet. -_. 1..., def." Largo Br”. _3 ~i‘he you???" i“ ”L: 39¢ Theiflve men drowned when the submarine
m ..,, .U‘ m sh d d f , wmreoqsr cuss nncmnlmm" ”W w W" ‘ ' i "‘9 ”Winn the vessel down. The total dam- made where
. .. . t _ , a e an. ru.tl To LET Lilli FAMILY llOL'Sl: .J -. . , ’ . ‘slers, although she was being burned!
i- . . 'r «to P ' :2 100 . - "' ”’"W" “am“- "13 3" ‘l H h i l ”"3 ”km is "87’000‘ Che .
“(i a; . . noel .1 Malt-1mm, A“ imprmunmnu “may hm. ll:1(:a;d0l‘lu'll¥l‘m0:l%xnx&i:tfella‘blul‘iliol The federal inspectors will not re» wmggum . 5
P4“ .1, », tlill remit n, 350 mm] l.(.‘uu b, ‘-d - 1 - ( _ _" l 1 - ‘ h ' some their in ul into the disable" mgkm' g ' "‘
“J" r ””1"“ ““- 0 lug Re‘ututfltetilpr b13323? 11:30:92; WANTED-A (lllll. FOR (“53.331“)? dfi‘fihpd into {he iburning room until Captain g‘rertl'erick lliusch, the! . 18 a pfiAEM/iflf
‘ I.“ ‘ . ' ’ " ‘ Ial housework. Apply Ml'b. (lion-nine, 3"“ “"h m” "and" tr ed ‘0 bent 0‘“ only man saved from the tug, regalns' 53191109-
, outoe street. 1117 3: . the flames rating out the lives of his ..
ASk 0h“ . Haves ; {Marvin mud" ' "17 3‘ children He smothered the tire withtin" hug} {He ‘8 flag" :9 recover- '
p , - ... ’ ‘ngrnpyromlosuoc. .
7 MAIN ST. NORWALKJ T0 LET——»Al’.\li'l‘.\lld.\"l‘ ox PUT-l .l‘g'flgiijgfg‘, $35,211“, 33:3} ‘Olficlals .of the Eastern Forwarding
Real Estate-insurance mm “mum 5 ,0 3 mm “.1”, im. WANTED—mi FAMILY or 'rltRnl: phoned for and the nature of the 2,2233,fif'xggrg’dgyu‘; 1113:3313 Now film flavors:
"' Drovelllctlts, inquire at ~17 West :l\'c.."“d“'“* desire to rent a house of elxicast‘ explained. land but it is understood that the dam-
FOR SALE MODERN TWO FAM'lSoutl; “0”qu 0!. phone 4:38 n17 at to eight rooms furnished or unfur-l , 39“" to Scene and Book. . are caused by the collision with the
115- house, all improvements, on troll :nislled. (lood location. Address pttr-l ““1 (William ‘1: K%“2“;01°le3‘;n “intuit T. A: Scott, Jr., has been practical . l . « 1
_ —- ' \‘ . . " ' . ~
in. 1.119, umwr Mnltl street. Very: TO LET STORE AT 207 EASTAit-ulars to Taylor & Golden, South‘L-“natun from panes" authorities. 1! all repaired. _ will 9 ,/ ’~\'.5 ,
“r“! “in“, “"19 “‘5“ WWW mnwushinston simu- Inquire at in Sa' 5'0"“- till (ll-iAlllirtTi n Burlieon. the expert chauf- “Shforrifini'tl’l’nmlb: troll: ilil'liili’ w ‘ ' .
unit-e Keogh & Candcc, Attys. «South Main “in.” ”r 'pllonc 60. -llléur. threw his clutch into high end rcliase the. libel tilted by the T A “V. I '18qu 0' C“ i
Norwnlk, or Tel. 535-2, or write 1’. 0.. WANTED—DRIVERS FOR DOU :fit?d;d tantrue‘ll’llul‘w’imurftt): _§?jr::fi lScolt Company. in order that he might always .1 m
limit 463, South Norwalk. 031 3!. items for property owners ('ollcctc'l hie team. Steady employment strewn-3,1,1: ”tank...“ arrived” L 59"“ attachments 0“ the "“1""me Wt ' .
l . . ‘ ' ‘ . . . r _: l
. . . . . . . “n“ forwarded “‘miihli- '11“? La“-‘ teed. lrood wages. Raymond mothers, The iTolloo. not far back off the 333' demos. auite aggregating ‘17" - “l.‘ ‘ ,
lulk SAM; i()l.t..\l.\ :rcn..~ Agency. 16 ‘South Main street. 50. Norlv'ulk, Conn. 1117 31mm“. “mm M‘ b“ reached by “‘9 There is no information here in 11..
AUCTION SALE ‘S'Jllll .\'or\\':tlk. gambulancv. "'7 (‘mvnn ”G Mr. gard to the time when the underseu
‘lll of the household goods, tables, _.__. 5 - illurlilon “59d '39 sirgtchernto. carry freighter will make ano'lllcr start; ‘
(hairs. furniture, ht‘hltl'l‘fi ‘sccond hand WANTED‘A 303' T0 l-FNRN the children on not er, I m top “It. 0", m.
Il‘l(ll'\ ‘lllll «uh Jllllllllt'rs‘ wupl’iieq on. LOST' i’l‘lm'4'5' trade. inquire Evenin; Ben- rihlc pain, to the ambulance. The M r W
V, ‘ ‘ fl .. . ‘ ' . ———'-- “‘an t‘atilcl- rode on the peat beside the
\tcdnesduy. .\m, ‘1- ill ltl tl. llt., at; LOST-A RED AND WHITE (‘()\\'_‘| chauffeur. With kluxun sounding 6‘5
1‘... l m, ‘f \1 “.r. Joint: luro' , . . . . . ‘. r rod to S . Vincent's. The "9am WHY AND ' .
t m . . n l ) l > Return to Andie“ Julio, lligltlullll' PAINTING __ PAPBRrHANGINO "‘"lm’" a l a few 1mm, * .,. w-‘C
.‘t‘ 1‘nllt‘, Dut‘lvtl.
I‘Jl‘ :31
1.: T. BATES
nvclltlc or telephone 1t.’.i.
l
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t
AUCiiOni’f‘l“
*Tle Reed BtHVoli
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP.
In the Tom
l
l
decorating, palnter‘s supplies: wall
paper, upto-dnto utylee, lowest prices.
LosT~GOLD BANDED FOUN-l Intimates cheerfully given. Trial on
,tnin pen, Sunday cvcninit, between her: solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
~ l‘aluco Thcutrc and Hamilton “911““ 9 WM”. 61 L2 El! uvenue, n23
.Rt‘thl‘il it returned to G. B. Donne,
110 12 Hamilton avcnllc. *WKINTED "7““
LOST—FRIDAY NIGHT BE-
»lwccll Wmltporl ttnd Norwulk, one, First class polishers and
t
The
t pirate hoard box. containing one lady's , bullets fimilia .
. l‘ W1 C
;:‘uit, onc lttdy’n coat. one girl's colt, th “t and
one lady's swclttcr, one lady's Jacket.I
“Suitllblc reward if rvtumed to
color work on either our day or
.night shift. First clasa proposi—
two boys died within
but surgeons are hoping to have the
lives of the other three victims.
. Tho scone of the tire is near
Bridgeport and none of the Fulrflcld
authorities knew of it.
Plilillill NEWS
and daughter Ruth, of Crescent Ter-
race, have returned from Ill automo-
bile trip to Norwich. where Mr. Cro-
foot uttended a meeting of the Nation-
(coatiuucd lrom eighth page.)
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DEATHS AND FUNIRALS.
mas Aanmsou SURPRISED
Mn. Sarah Eilninih Bede". A surprise party was tendered Must
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Bedell, died Eelller Abramson, of Bouton street,
Saturday, at her home, 365 Mnln'Saturday evening. Miss Ahnmron.
short. The deceased luld bPPlLlll'll‘Pon tecoWrint: from her surprise.
for some time and for a considerable proved to he a delilhliul hostess and
time her recovery had been deoputredli 916843“! i‘i‘t‘nilli-l WIS enjoyed. T11?
of by her relatives and host of friends main features 0’. the W"! W“ 11 m0“
'AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main 5!.
So. Norwalk, Music Hell Elk.
L
_Nflil0nlll Garmcnt Co.'. 127 Washing.1’ti0ns. No labor trouble. Apply
“"15me iimmediately. American Grapho-
‘ l phone Company Emplo the t
l Loan- in BILLS BETWEEN ' y n
‘ 55 .Office, Cherry Street, Bridgeport,
|\\'tltcr mid Washington Bib“. Finder l‘t“.
Conn.
iward it rctul'ncd to the Sentinel (ll-I _‘
lime. , FAST rumour Llurféi‘fifi?‘
_ Woosterdliowersock
Attorneys at Law
PATENTS
A. M. Wooster, Late Examin-
er U. S. Pat. Office
F. H. Bowersock, 13 years
practice N. Y. City
Security Building. 1115 Main
' St, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Send For Booklet On Patents
White arm
‘ With Tar
t For That Cold of Youn
1". IL m1“
, TAILORED SUITS
and
REMODELING OF FUtRS
by
f New York Ladies’ Tailor
' G. ROCKOFF
- I: North Main
We Also Do Cleaning and .
'Presslgg
, -qu ”FMILON‘VIOO ¢ell
rm H. oAuuun.
rm plaster and smut
" but; nod Residence
l 3. YORKe
l Tuesday evening. ii. block carriage! Freight M '“v. Pier 27 I.
,mbe, betwocn the South Mrwnlk eta-g River, New York "a“ 0' Catherine
u . l u w .t u k. Road. Re-is
i otl "int to cu on n , t.) every a” “‘9" 3mm”. fl . ,
in Norwulk. She ill survived by her
huaband, Henry W. Bede". by six
aorta, Edward, Frederick. William.
lmwrctlcc, (‘lilrencc and (Wilford, and
by two daughters, Mrs. Edward A.
(liter, nndtilrs. Edward St, John. Fun-
eral services will be held front the
iwodding, which provided much fun
llor the many guests. Mini Esther
‘Ahrnmaon made a pretty bride and
Harry Tavlln was the groom. The
mold of honor was Miss Gertrude
Tarlov end the flower girl was Miss
Hermite Abrumaon.
1 Several musical
selections were
“‘9 "°s‘d““°" 0' "W dmm‘t 365:1‘clldemd with much skill during the
MM“ street Tuesday nttcrnoon In'cvcnlntr. Miss Jeanne .Aliranlsotl and
2:00 O'clock “9V-1‘°“’” 13- ”“9”; Miss Helen Joel presided m the piano‘
at St. Paul's Church, will oiliciate,_and Mess”. Charles anlm’. Hurry
J Young brown bull dog. Finder?
’ please return to 36 Raymond street. ‘
nl't' 3i;
FOR THANKSGIVING
with some of the exquisite new
idea wall Coverings we Show ex-
clusively. There is still time if
you act at once. So come and
choose from our sample book:
the paper. that will make your
home"; ‘benutypincel indeed, _I
pride to youréelf M'ihe wonder
of yotir . 'Vinz Day.
guests- ' ’V
the.
unmet."
,Kidnoy Pillage: promptly.
W:
unit.
’5'. . .
”inaugural-mu;
W92. -
nl
mun: ,vvrmfimi ’41.». “e ‘
. , eaten-,1, Q .
”monk!” ~
W‘
111? Slim. Freight received It Nonnllt up a
5 o. In. and
mo 9. in.
George F. Foot...nenen‘ “a
THE ANNING J. SHIT in!
FORTATION LINE. Ian.
at loulll Nomlk u; a
UV A NT
m*
OPERATORS 0N SEWING MACH-
inea. Fly while learning. '
MEN SHIRT IRONERS.
. Cindi. Peabody
' &C0.lm.
r. s. .iYON‘ '
am no tartan...
““1 MP. leer 'Woflulflt Price:
,Q "amt-Mom ITIII? .
i. mm”: may '3‘”
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‘ Hal “0"
M. v‘e‘o-‘Ew, *
a“. norm-ecu , ”
. 4253i;
cursed annuity.
Cemetery. The funeral will be tztrict~
ly plivate.
Chat-lee Peck.
ion. at the age of 75 yours. Funeral
services were held Saturday lifter-
noon from Fitch‘s home, and inter-
ment was in Spring Grove Cemetery.
Elmer Have
Elmer Haas. tile “voyeur-old son of
Mr. and Mn. Julius Haas. of 36 Lex~
ington avenue. ~ died Saturday noon
from diptherln. Interment took place
yesterday in the Riverside. cemetery
and the funeral was private.
the late Joseph Conrail which was
held Saturday afternoon from the late
home of the deceased. 46 France
street were Thoma Hunt Irving By-
ington and Frank Clark. from Not-
vmlk Lodge, No. 709. B. P. 0. EL, and
Hiram Sherroii, Sr. George M. Fil-
coit. and Joseph Lyon, of Monitor
Grotto. \ ‘
HOSPITAL NOTES
"dialer “Anabel: Beaupl‘iin, of 342
Hermit Road. was admitted and dis-
oflolttiet Gomeiy. of 36 WNW
.etroet. wu Admitted thltl morning.
’ _ thtl‘m Buttery. of Walloon avo-
, new «new semi-air. . 2
f, n‘m’vmm (mm; or mil-tax nut
Mm discharged yummy.
,-.,. .
Van» .
. 'l'lt'oon'e mm; mm
. '3.
Whimwgr
'Tho pulrbemro in the funeral of I
fill-Blv-
.the violin. Misses Dorothy Shavsky
‘and Kathryn Satin favored with vo-
.ca.l selections. A delicious supper
was uervcd and It was all that could
Joel, Rose Josem, Lillian llarrls,Ethel
Keeler, Kate nhn. of New York.
Kathryn Satin of Sinmtiird, Dorothy
‘Shavsky. of Stamford and Rho. Jeanne
'nnd Esther Abramson; Messrs. Archie
Greenberg. Isador Harris, Alfred Joel.
Hurry Knplin of Bridgeport, Harry‘
Tavlin. Clarion anlov. Samuel Alex-l
under, acob 1039111.. and Edward
Chrimtner of Stamford.
MISS SGHNOBIL SURPRISE!)
ty on Saturday evening by many of
her friend! of Norwulk. Bridgeport
and New York. Dancing, games and
refreshments were enjoyed. «80ml
were also given by Gussie Tavlin and
Annn' Dube. Among these present
were: Cello Schnobil. Helen Schnobil.
«Rose Minor. olwfiow York. Celia Tm
lov.,Bessie Tulov, Goals Tovlin. .83-
dle Tavlin. Ethel Tuviin. May Tnvlin.
Dorothy Madman. Dorothy Schul-
mun. nether Diamond. Dorothy Colin.
Rose'ilnddocke. of Bridgeport. Fan-
nie Jello. ‘ Ann: ‘iDubee. .Ruth’Dube.
W“ dorkowitz. Boonie Bate Jennie
Paley. Bonnie Schnobll, Benule’mtler.
Dave Ruddook Sun Jobrack. Barney
bilinwmarleél Taviin. Still Gold-
man», lender mics. hometown.
. Mom r plenum. mayhem“.
tarot-“,Wno-‘n. our NW
"pimp m. and“ York. taming ‘
,m,.of°l€eiv rat. I. '1!- .H°QM q"
‘ ’ol‘ilev yolk; m not
Misc Cello Schnobii, of 47 Fulrfielli where they will reside in the future.
avenue, :wns tendered a uurprise pap! ———————.
31 Letter Culriere’ Aeooeiatlon.
Charles H. Dilworth. secretary of
the Norwaik Chamber of Commerce,
was in New Haven Saturday after-
noon, where two attended ll confer-
ence of the Connecticut Good Roads
Association.
.The weekly danco oi ,
Three was given Saturday evening in;
Arion Hall and was very successfuli.
Svcc'a orchnatra furnished the music.
Thomas J. Magner, with his family
from Bridgeport. were visitors in .\'on
walk, Saturday. Mr. )ingner driving at
Paige Six, 1917.
The weekly dance in the Town A1»
sembly Hall was held Saturday night.
“M interment M“ be in Riverside Kaolin and Mills Esther Abmnson at Grace Brotllcra‘ orchestra formatted
the music.
i Mr. and Mrs. Stevens Langford. of
Stamford, were visitors yesterday. at
Charm "96K WV“? 90- 1“" limit.» culled. Among the guests were: the home of Mrs. M. J. Lynch, in Hort
“98- C- V- L. died Wednesday, I“"Kthe Misses Gtrtrudc, Gusslo, Esther street.
vembcr 15' at Fitch's home in Now: and Elizabeth anlov, Misses Hcicni.
_.._—
’ Miss l-‘runccé Costello. otSpring
strcrt. cnjnycd ll trip to Port (‘lleatatr‘
Saturday. where she was the guest of
friends.
Miss Agnes Costello, of 52 Spring
street, spent Saturday afternoon and
evening in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Buttry. who
recently ‘sold their place on Silver-
mine avenue. have moved to Nor-walk
in. and Mrs. Clarence n. clotoot' Miss Isabelle Slauson. of south
:chlldron, of New Canaan, spat -
.1 ‘3‘
Norwnllt, is visiting with Mrs. 0. E.-
Brown and her grandmother, “73..
Jane Bellcck, in New Canaan. ‘ .
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Benedict
day with relatives in Normlk. , ‘
i”
Mrs. Joseph Riley and son 31'.-
have been visiting relatives in.
work, New Jersey. “
lua Fink, of Brooklyn, New ,
in town yesterday and v
friends. ’
i
. As the result of an election bet.
Frank DeTeicrne. an uptown W
conductor, wheeled Stanley In!”
from the car burn to the ml“, '
and back in a wheelbarrow ten M
this morning. A large delegnim
trolleymcn and spectators item-4i.
ted the two unfortunatea md in”
them progress by beating on ‘th'
and other musical instrun‘tenll.~
the close of the journey, it won
ed that Mnybew had, the better I!“
the bet. for “Buch” was rather
up from the jolts and jobs of, W
wheelbarrow 'as it bumped over
cobblestones. “Buch” bed heart .
are .t the end of the first trip. and ‘
fused to continue the journey. '
_..__—
Frederick Steeb, James '
iPatrick Cannon and Mortimer ‘
'are in Waterbury today. and -
tend the Eagles‘ Fair, in that.
night. The local party made
by automobile, and are well,
with bags to ‘bring home or
$2,000 of the 83,000 in gold ..
will be Awarded by the W?
Aerie. ‘
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Georg-tee Grape. Step: Be
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3 There
l 1 Lovely Blouse NeceSsa 1
When a woman taken,
i and throws back the iron .
‘ tume‘depende upon the 11 mesh is vveem' 3.
Never were then more beautiful Blouses than than
New centre, new derives.
plaid and etripe 35m. Ilia-white and flail. :
ion liberniunge ofoizetl in weryniodei.
Puree .. $1,98to’” .“ ,
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Stiller Coal.
oil her coat or even om?
the entire success of her
Chine. Satin. sFine tunes...
Solid colors and 5'
Norwalk Chronicler