could ask you to buy
cal is still so bloomin'
, and we‘re not such a
"d1 ’un.
We somettmeg tll‘nk It's
a waste oi ink to inscribe
each day within this column.
our little Stroll concerning
coal-a subject that is now
so solemn.
.gj THE
. . FERRIS COAL
COMPANY
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FRED H. PONTY
P5309 'I‘heatre Building
Phone 990
We wish everybody a Very
py Thanksgiving Day to-
,mow, and we will help you
it happy.
Tl'ty our superb service with
Victor Records. .
FRED H. PONTY
31 N. Kin St. So. Norwallt.
Crowns :
Speaking of crowns: you know
Dr. Hallery. the dentist, can?
claim your teeth with gold and
. . “he them serviceable and a joy
, a. you, and a benefit to ' your
fie New “Crowning
Gory," the Perfect
Tooth!
Dr. J. H. Mallery
“"3 fl fl. Main 81., 52‘. Norwalk. Conn
‘ My: by emlntment only.
“nitrate 5 9.911.: 7toap.m
: THE GREATEST i
FOOD VALUE
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rm‘m-lIe-fluiub
. rubs-t w
W‘hfiflldmitmke ucweuh more to you
Mmckmcmmmymdm,
QUALITY —- WORKIANIHIP -- SERVICE.
Three of a kind yOu cannot but.
Eventually you will wlnt The Hatch & Bailey's well
manufactured lumber exclusively—«Why not now?
The Match 6 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
*- bdflnnu-
jut
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' ’l‘IIr lawn-r. ol Janey I‘m, (mu-l
3N ”Sharla" Wright and (‘Wyl
Blame. no turner 1401» o! Iouil
(us, will he tile Whit auracuw'
u the Armory on Monday ere-I“.
”I'M team is u'I-llvkuowu in Norulkt
jam and: lflllr iuIl'odm'Ilw to AI-I
tum-7 mm. It is' a may
;Wߴbt quid Blame will work twel).
W to uyset the Sixth (3W3 III-e, :
113426 by Ed Patrick, an ex~Kow york.
State li‘flgufl“ from IltIt-a, Jay ilo}lt‘l
‘of tin Troy: and a )Uullfirlk'l' by In. .
name oi lioylc mlkt‘ up tin quintet. .
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Great CIIat Sale
Every Coat is this season's new style.
“03*in
t..,s.l.p........_ ......... 33%
Element“ 59,98
W5.SaicPrice........... ,,,,,, W ‘14.”
$30. Sale Price .. ”3:00
(I‘LOAKS m P ARIS MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
na.....-.....
SOUTH NORWALK.
\‘iiid mt'mol'it‘: of the ’l‘hanlwgning
exhibition a! the War urenuc Armor) i
tfla't‘ i'l‘ca'li in llit’ wind: of the fixing;
who hit bill] dim-timing the In)» I':'
III! b) t'aptaiu AMIM‘MI. ‘Ih'hr' I'ald'l
’I-r, Mulligan and Mllu- Summit. Tin»;
it)ll0uit phi) of these III-u thuih
luYOllle ll“) numbed gl‘eltl tulliubi-l
‘iniUI. FIOIII till unknou ll hum lllI'L
hputr Ul .I billxlt‘ Iintln'a~ naming math
lIlIM‘ plil)'t'l:~ ti M‘llhitlloll Ill Nolualh .
Mandi
Aai.
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The SIitlI luv. u hard mun
lIl twirling Iln— Latin-l.- hut
‘Ul‘ud ~ di'lt‘llit' and Irtiniiny U! I
I‘ll) line In thick. ’l‘llc I‘utlirll tolr
hymn ulll iliiit‘l llIl 'ut‘ltllr lII IIII-I't‘
llil‘ Idunl l'ltidrr ll: uliolilrr lii’t UIlA
Saturday Sp
SHOULDER STEAK ...
SIRLOIN STEAK ......
PORTERHOUSE STEAK
LEGS OF SPRING LAMB
ecials
,. .. .1“- In.
.. 24¢“.
.. 240 It.
.zgtn.
RIB LAMB CHOPS .. ...... I - .
LOIN LAMB CHOPS... ...... .. .33?
Beers Meat and Provision C0.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone I180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
Saturday Specials
SMALL LEG LAMB
I-‘OREQUARTER LAMB
PORK ROAST.
SHOULDER STEAK
22¢ lit
16¢ It
20¢ It.
...... . 161‘ :1.
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
39 Main St.
NW walk.
32 Washington St,
South Norwalk.
:lIr phtiui ll.‘ utttnrr ul'll .‘iniullt‘h
flit a ulin‘lunil war and laid glint Ilid
:IIUIII llulrigan. Altogetlmr ll [Ilulllir
I .- 10 hr mule hatlllt- on Monday
l"I litlllltt‘ dt‘\|‘luplln‘lll: .eluni‘ ll limit
in.” .(jmrigc Smith mill rl'le‘l't‘l’ :Iu
III gxultn' IAI-h Monday «I II’IlIlIX. lir
uill be on t'tn- )OII “till lllI‘ uhmtlt
Monday lItUiII I‘m Iln
slum.
L"’"
Int IIIIIIIII -. N l
or III IIIIIIIII
ILJontinu-d Zl'uu’ Fin: Fuse.)
In uI-‘Ilinb lttltly lIIl ii itrlultttl IHII'.
’l'ltlr (‘llIlIt‘ll ll-Ir- I’llutl}! l-I‘I'II .IIPI'I {It
tln Iu-wnnlt} In “writing 1‘“ Int I'ulli
llItthll} Iuthrr :hIIn Iur lls' It lint-u...
tin.» autumn If ltd.“ Ill ll‘ HTIYII‘.‘ IM‘I‘I‘
(In IIIIAIIS Ul Inn-inc mm x.\ lInIIIII. i
Iluliun IIII' tllip'l‘h‘ tlh‘ltlr llIIlll I!» ti\\.l
lin‘iti ul‘ llul‘ m Illl‘ dcnuiituntmii 1"
ia'tvttnt'lllr’. l1 lilt.~ Int) IlIlI'II-ii‘t
In»: ul Klilur Inuurdltvi.~ .Ii~\.I_\.~ aI'
Mirl. 2.0 Imnr nutter-ml :nh.:‘l..llt't‘ Iv
IhI- iIu-di m the column“ I}. Ivmud
hm III thrir elinu‘l: ilmlinhull. ’I‘ln'
,UmIIIIlb ut lllt‘ church Mr :I unit Will.
lllI‘ ham-r in IiII' lwlh-t‘ 'imt ”lie is
‘thc tyyt Ul until the (lurch III'IIAI
wand tut llitll‘l' and limit I It In >~ III'
t‘ulllpllli-ll Ila mimim, tlnI' tln I-lturrl.
.tlw luv» iur Itwlt' Alone is duunII-d
llh thoroughly am ”I! lllIlii'ltlllEIi win-
is at’lllfill (in Sunday Illorllllill that
the >I|l|)“(‘l (ll thv urrniun \\ ill hr "’l‘hr
(“If
Return to I'hrnst':I Method." and .\Ir,
Slitpib‘iull lltls ul’ullliat‘tl lI) gin- to tilt
ANDREW DAVEY, Inc.
98 Washington SI. South Nonulk
, m S; JaIIe
W to Wm. Eflron.
' ‘ ‘ Phone 499.
. . . PHONE 410 r-..»- PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY
,. Fnsble’s PIES .. .
. | . SELDED IMPORTED BEST
.I ,most GCOBOIIIIC , RAISINS WALNUTS
, y 13¢ CLUSTER 25¢
my 1. Sold at all lSZIREéJLESS RAISINS BEST
‘ . . I INS
. . .Try them .. 15c xrbmkg. X2N§QTS
', LAYER FIGS ‘ Every (one a
‘ -— 259 Good One
Y“ "ave ‘_ T ,PEERLESS COFFEE, th: best you ever drank.
l, Pound ...... 30¢ zoStampsFree.
my Junk ATLAS JAMS , NONE SUCH. CALIFORNIA
. Pure Fresh Fruit MINCE MEAT PEACHES
In Heavy Syru
. 1b. Jars 15¢ 10¢Pkg- Can 15¢ p
SPECIAL BLEND COFFEE .. 19¢ n... 5 lbs. for 99¢
Church tl prum'ziln of tlII~ things which
in his mind tulthliluto‘ \lit Il~‘l\l utrp
im‘ at church really ready for \ulfk
I’m Illlb reason he mills Illill thi- Inuit
IM‘I‘S Ul lilo church he pl‘t‘aI-lll in tin-
hut-e»! pumihln- numbers llIiIt thcy
Ina) \utli him “I‘ll“ llll“ challenge tllm
thc Suture liolda- iur him rind them in
‘Ihc Inn-II ul‘ llriilllilil; lllt’ Kingdom at
(h' min our cit} Member:- of In“
I-ollxlcuutiun and friends are united
with count rurIII-Stncsa to lll‘ tin-Swill.
we..- .-
i0RNAMENTAL STREET LIGHTING.
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Heanng Before Public UtIIIIIcs Com
mission in City Hall.
_ 'I‘hv iolluwinx cmnlnlulicatmn hum
;'l'lw Public Utilities (foInmlSSIon WIS
received yesterday by Hip Board ot
this date and pluct‘ for tho hearing
relatin- to the ornamental atrwl
lighting syn-tent. “5 proposed Iol‘ 'l‘ln‘
Swami Taxing District:
Hartford. November 29. 1916.
Mr, Albert E. Winchester,
South Norwulk, Conn.
Dear Sir:
’I'lie Cotmniwion acknowledges rc-
IcPipt of yours I)! IlII' 25th instant. on-
closing application for immoral of
EXTRA LARGE PR(UNES ............. 2 It», tor 25¢:-
‘guncral construction. for installation
Fort Street. Emit Nor-walk
Electrical Co.
1 Dilly Fully Equipped
mmAL SHOP
‘ 1111b: Town ‘
m0 SUPPLIES
» , anIic .Hall Elk.
- lam—50230. Main 9!. . i
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, S PE DIAL FOR THIS WEEK
31135.61? illited 3“: ~-:r.:b:.....-.......... ..... .. .
I lb. Pres: Roasted Cffiee ......................... g0: .
1/; lb. Tea, any kind you like ...................... 2g¢ >
Total ...... . .-
......... Jég
You 5 we 15c.
East» India Tea Co E
I25 Wilmington Sm f
V‘r
got projected ornamental Street light
"ing system within the Second Taxing
lilistrit-t DI the City of Nunvalk.
l
ilo.‘ hearing belon- tlie Commission in
l on»: Hall, Nor-walk. on December 1:1.
lat 9:30 o'clock in lilo i‘ot'enoon. Ill)-
' ltiw of which. in regular form, will
i be forwarded to you and to others in-
. terestod, III It later due.
! \‘otrs truly,
I Public Utilities Commission.
133' Henry I". Billings
Secretari-
l’. S.—-Tlie ,l-Jlectrioal Commission-
{err request all who are interested In
I this mutual- of local Importance. 10
mmembw the day. hour endow of
Ililli hearing and (one present there-
2 .
nou'lmrign or Aumonrrv.
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an. Insomnia- and.» when?"
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that 7
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Imll rhuuld g0 lar to hold lite JI-rsl‘i ‘
lultllII .\'til “Alix.
Electrical L‘oIIIlIIISSiunch, :IIquunt-iln:l
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Norwollt's Leading Dry Goods Store . .
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FIRST DISTRICT LIBRARY NOTES
The IIgIIluI IliI'lillli) Inn ting Ul ‘ln‘
‘ioui’d oi dmuuh Ill ILI l-‘n.~
I.Iul.ti_v um tit-ld 1.1.x! «until;
|.I..~ll II t
“iii:
tut Iltt- Lu‘Jllli. n- I. Su-IIIIHIII ..tmi (.1
tlrl'ttl nil? lu llit lLlliJIlihl‘lUlll’I.‘ {Ill
“I'DUIU’IUIII‘ U! ”I“ tlutnfl
H‘Klt" our tlu- thr llUlu tlII 1'0an 0‘
W A
l\ mu Illhilliili'tl to «nut»: and nt'llll
10 .\ll' I‘dl‘ir' llltliliy Mr.
brr lm Ilirinlul III m. lmntd m‘l. lillP
he) then!
I'ul‘llh‘ “I'll \UlIIl. and ILI mt
.I'iii'Iir liittl
«hurt llllI‘lilll «\Ii' .«Illu Ill! t-aialilini.
mom or tlu Lit-nu} and llr‘ um lll.‘
mm! ll" nvlcr Inlmid ;« lllrr'illy nli-
\H‘I.~ Kill
“I uIIl In ”liltlly tiller
llit liulttl‘mn
mt. Innlttltttd to chm Ihc llllI-il') to
lulu-lull
lllll iIl int?
-lI-n.~' Illct- Illipurldn‘ I'mnun
tor doing . ti
Ill Illt‘ll' it: l'lm Wlit'l't‘
day IltII'iliK the hunt “I tilt
2 ll“ to :2 Int and nurh
:9le tmn‘u 4‘. MI tlir door
'1 LI- lialnl'mi
KIH'I‘I tint LIN inuntla itiltl Lul’n \Ia‘l'r‘
[rpm tn \l Z.,<mw mmlw‘
Intuit )II-ntioli In.» :Iizw llIuIlI III tlw
III-turn on “unthingttm by .\1r 1‘ S
lili't‘liMOUIl. \‘Il‘ll'li \\.t.~ Indy tulip.
lllI Alru llull .“l (Jury,
Rl‘iflll'liiull living in mun ulll durum!
.t tolltvtiun oi .liipnnm prin‘: ill tin
Library brmnnmi' Monday.
lamt )enr ..I lquI'n'r ot rhlidlnn'e
Wd m-tt- .Irumgud fur tlw lllUIilIi>
to loIllI ()H‘l IIIIII buy if tiny \Vl‘ljt‘tl
'l‘hli~ ,\rau' II mmt cliittlninx
rcuilnmrndd hook» tor I-liildtcn niu)‘
ho had tur _llll' .Iw‘kinx. the library liar
III}: will for lln'lll. thr llaib. In order to
Indy In the» Ilmtliloutmn and billl' "I
u .lttlmll'm’rfl'
uoml lIlI-l‘ntuiv.
BJCKINGHAM POST OFFICERS.
TIomas Brad.ey Elected Con-Imander
and Juli—cs E. Wilton Senior Vice.
lillIkIIlKlllllll l‘oSt. XI: 11‘. G. A. ll.
lll"l l...~‘ rwnlll; in lllt’ III-iidqtlni'lh's
Ill tin 'l‘uun .‘\:~c«t.‘llllll} hall building
lll “all hiJ‘t" :Intl l'lII'll’ll lllt‘ lulltm
in; utilrrrs for tho lllaIllnlL )t'ttl‘
toinlnundrr, 'l‘hmnus Braille}: Sun
lO‘I \‘itt' continuum. .lumr.» l1 \t‘ixtill;
Junim nu,- cuinnnindcr. II. S. Mirth:
quartt i'lntISII-r, It. \\'. l‘uumond. them
'IIIIII. Jame.» 1.; \I‘lmn: Officer III the
113;, LOIIEII Wheeler; Miller at tho
guaird, Alhcrl lluaturd; sergeant inn
Jel'. William A. Rolling: Imtriotir in»
Structor, G. A. Frunlw. dvlcgatc to
dcnartnwnt r-ncnlnpniuni. Onin K. '
tStul‘ield. allernatc, (t. A. l-‘Itlnkc:
th'tlSLCES. Gcorgc \‘I'. Raymond. Ltmw
:“t'lmt‘lt’lfitilld G. A. Frank».
NORWALK BOWLING NOTES.
lclmnpionship of tho. factor; league
it)! the Nurwalk ’i‘irc «- ltubhcr (loin
‘prculoaed steel polo arrangements and; 1mm. was played on big Dim. km wrong
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ling; in Illt‘ Nil-unlit Bowling Alloys,
ill) the team of tilt“ Ollie-c. and thc
‘Iactor’y departments. The fuctory
Tm" application 113*“ b9?“ ““33““? team came off winnen. in two out of i
three of thc games and therefore set.
themselves in front of the field on the
owning night. Tho standing:
s.
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AnoHBOLD's .oouorrton un-
CHANGED.
=Wtion of John Arehboid. president
. otihe summon Company of New
Jane]. was 'unohanged Irom last
llnl ul ‘
'l‘hr first game in the race for the.
Robe Blankets
Malt: mom acceptable prey
cuts [or men or women.
most artistic colors and pat-
TCIIIS.
t .
We have a splendid line In
Bath St-t complete with
and: and fl ogs.
See the “cw design. in
BEACON lN DIAN Blankets.
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WWN“! ‘° ‘2‘
The right win to buy iS
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Vv’té'fie'wr’e’fle’a’rzfit’fii’fifl'fiéfi" Wfiéé
RIVERS IN FLOOD TIMES.
Wt y the Water in the Center Is High
er Than Near the Banks.
‘\ll) Smith flowing l'l\t‘::~‘
lll;;lirl' II! Inc I'I’lllt‘l‘ than III-Iii Ilir
Imillt.‘ i» Illllh cxplniurd in II hullctul
of tho l'nitml HtII'I-S gt‘ologital .~:ur
lIlW‘
\c}:
“'I‘lir I-lmulinn of 1hr until III II
hIl'tillI‘ :dmlc its Illill‘glll.“ during II
llomi in guiicl‘ully thI- lost”! of tlh‘
Boulders. and
Mid men sund
toughnva: uf Its llt‘ll.
\n’fll'h‘ null l‘llTlI'F.
L.:.III.~ turn pants at lln- t-IIIII-III tint!
ntllhcr nuninat thou: uutu‘ald lltllll tln-
bend» and upward from tin" button. of
Ihr channel. 'l‘hc pnrticlrs llll‘t't'LlY
Ilium-ml II_\ lllt‘ obstacles mu) lllll\'t
bti' II short distant-c in that Ilirct-tinll.
hu' their enemy's U‘ulislnillul to till!»
I‘l‘ particles and by tlzt-III In still util-
I“.‘.
Ilm‘. ilct‘ tuuzml tlII- upper IIIIddI».
part of Illl‘ stream.
“All Writes acting in It liquid can»:
motion unnIl friction completely
“Itstes the I'nergy involved. Thero-
lull llit.‘.<.t’ fort-cs caIuSc Increments
in the Sll‘cnln‘s mass that tuluel'gr
lercss Set-lion. This causes Illt‘ cen-
‘tc: of the stream to rise tiborc tlIc
antt-s lhc deflected forces.
1inf It strcrti“. may riSC allow its Litr-
Igin deueilds upon the SIZI‘. Sllnpc and
' roughness of tlIc channel and tho In
loci‘ty oi‘ the entrant. II is greater In
.relatiuely deep and narrow streams
and in rough than ,in smooth than
v.2 7.. Ema; ..
Factory team ............. t! l .66731‘9‘5‘
...Oitlco team ............... I 2 .3332 - new“-..
lllrafung Lenin - ............ I) II .00“; DEQEMBER 13(3me PERMIT.
The American Sporting Club which
[has secured a necember permit to run
i“ boxing Show during the early part
lot the month, intends to stage II iim
I‘M: Contirey.
.Iiou' York. The
club. Williamtson. has beenfaiier Mr.
our Store iS wmth more than ready cash.
l‘lStablisll SUI-"ll an account .with us and you‘ll
know what it means to be Short of pearly cash.
Setting up il H)‘SII‘lll of forces,
toward the upper central purl of tin“
jIIIarltiuSl untll hydraulic bong {half
"Tho height to which the cutter“
but in one!) case has mocked-no den-1
lite answer. Williamson and Permit:
WI Mum this «macaw clone
unmoved. itns stu'd at his W
“and”. wherein he: been danj
1pm ill lpr several We {allow-
“W"
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wywmowem“.«ioezafimmf
H. Krieger 8: Go.
West Washington Street
Leading Outfitters in
Norwalk
9.
our way. An open account in
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SUNNY SCHOOL HOUR CHANGES
IN THE SOUTH NORWALK
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
'I‘lII- hour of Incl-tin; Int“ thn Sunday
School Iil’ th-r South Nurttulh I‘onnrw
national t‘lIIII-ch uIll Liv chitngnd Ix-
ginplniz wnll nut Sunday ”(Jul 3:50
II. In. the pin-tent hour to tiwlw
unlock noon. The I-lnltln It‘s N'l'IIII!
In tho church will be ill n-n InlllllLI‘s
it) ttwlw 'l‘ln- IrlIIldNII pnl‘titéipdtii it
ill llllri Mil mm“. in the Sunday
School 10qu In ll;i.'i ..nd uitll the
lust hymn OI' lllt‘ (‘liurI'll :~l'l'\rll‘t’ “ill
nw‘t'll into Ilw auditorium .‘illtl hum
their i‘im minute srruiuncttc. (‘lnltt
Ten .ur l'uldt-SINI nut to tunic In this
white hul’urc Ilu- upwinml linr'.
Tlin apt-rial Di‘tlc~‘>>ltlll:ll Inmn “lilt‘ll
Mrs. Franklin Smith llil.‘ taught the
school will lw uwd in mmlrctiun \Iitll
thi~ :ihln.
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ER'S PROBLEM.‘
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A PRINT
‘duiiv hit upon II problrln thv Ulllt l'
dd) ”I'l‘llli‘klllk than George
ll‘~ ripple. dumplinu. Silo Llf'l‘l‘PIl bu-
tmztn thc uncut hut-ls of II magazine
and hitkli
"Mother how did they t-xcr tot Ina
printing in there?" -Xc\\‘ Yurlt 'l‘inns
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Sriltinel AdVS, Pay. Try onc.
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Slip on the Overcoat you like
before our big mirrors.
Why not today?
OVERCOATS AT
.1 $10.00, $l2.5o, $15.00, $18.00 .
‘ Copyright—ClothingCo.
6 N. Main St. 60. Walk.
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"TAFRYTOWN. N Y-- D“- 3‘”Th°§ciass boxing eithibition Ir' Batting; . WIWS !
Ilium will come to terms and agree to» ‘ ' ’
the flailing fireman of‘
matching" lter of the
l. The ”tumor boy who sets the pace,
:\\‘i:ls the race by his feet. not. his
.liaadsfioliy all menus glw hlmishoes
Wk “my 3".” reported *3 NW" TFortune. who Is the manager of Kunflthat tit.
Giro hint sturdy shoes that will
thb Wear and tear of the bound-
wShoes with “growink space”
mind is char ano'lm m deter-
:nitwumdo mm tam tunic
hi: In W“ for welds. Rh
lumen-n! If Kw.“ 1'on to Mt
Come”.
in; exhibltltin will be held about ”I.“
the ”Mind to list! martianolilefii, .
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another clue boy will helm"
t the latter. {The hm:-
" l l” W" “l“ m“ WW?- “ .mr l5 and the not will be aeleehl .
“5 Illi- ed later. A-“
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or his active I I. Slim I
, “31.50 to, .00 a ”If.
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Norwalk Chronicler