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FOR SALE. l T 0 LET-
”W, -. ____ __ 3 TO LET~STORE AT 11 WATER
FOR SALE—LATE 1917 FORD street, also loft at 40 Water street.
touring car This car has only been
11st 11 aoout 800 miles. Not a mark on
it.
I1 1 titan a new one.
care of Sentinel.
“Ford"
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
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PAINTING —- PAPER-HANGING
decorating, painter's supplies; wall
paper, up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial 01'-
em; solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
M'hite, 61 1-2 Ely avenue 11123
——MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS
(lather _\Ollt raps, papet s and other
junk and notify us. We. will pay the
bests. Philip. P. Maltoncy. 52 Van Zant
nircet, East Norwalk. Phone lib: T.
GRACE PARISH NOTES.
Thesday (liris' I‘ricndly Society in
til" I‘arisll house at 7:30,
Thursday lll'l'lljl"h helpers,
9 \\'11st Alain Sli‘t‘t‘l.
\\'ctlncsda) --l\tu;.:ltl:~1 of
ilun‘. l‘arislt house at 7:30.
Children‘s Xmas Festival. a week
from ’l'ucsday in the Parish house at
7130
n
.1,
lil
Kin: A1:-
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FOR SALE—6 room house
with all modern improvements,
in good location, East Norwalk.
Price $2,300. Small deposit. bal-
ance mortgage. Also have a
building lot, '18 x 170, on A1111
street NOrwalk. Can be bought
reasonable For particulars
Ask John T. Haves
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Real Estate—Insurance
llCll NOIICI
DIVIDEND NOTICE
34th
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVI-
DEND OF.
The Norwalk Savings Society
Norwalk Conn.,
. December 14, 1915.
At a meeting of Directors
of this Society, held this day a
dividend, at the rate of FOUR
(4) per cent. per annum was
,declared to Depositors from
the earnings of the six months
ending December 31,1916.
The same will be entered on
pass— -books and paid on and
after January 10th 1916.
MONEY DEPOSITED ON
OR BEFORE WEDNES
DAY jANUARY 10,1917,
WILL DRAW INTEREST
FROM IANUARY 1st,1917.
STEPHEN H HOLMES,
PreSident.
FREDERICK A. ELLS,
Treasurer.
DEPOSITS OVER
$4.400 000
District of Norwnlk, as. Probate
Court. December It, A. I)., 1916.
Estate of Augustus ll. St. Joint, late
of Norwalk. in said district deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
lrict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months front the date here-
(if (for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
'I‘hose who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested. within
onid time, will be dcbarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate
are request-3d to make immediate pay.
ment to
EMMA S. ST. JOHN.
Administrator
1311‘, REDUCTIONS ON ALL
TOYS
DOLLS
GAMES
FANCY CHINA and
our GLASS
-Alberl F. .Gehébe
Phone 10692
25 Washington St. So. Norwalh
Prompt Delivery.
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NINE TEAMS STILL RiDlNG
INEWJ'ORK. Dec. 23.—aSix teams
had covered 2.301 miles and five laps
in the six «lay bicycle. race at 7 a. 1n."
‘ioday the 127th bout, with ihtee
hams one lap behind and um team's
‘itwo laps. The record for the 127111
hour is‘MTZ . miles. made by Goullet
and Grenda,‘ in 1914. it was officially
unnotinced that the race would end
lletween 10 and 1t o'clock tonight.
Ptite $325,'wili demonstrate. Bet-1
' .‘tics and other Occasions.
South Norwnlk. Inquire of Edward
Farrell, 24 I-lavilantl street.
TO LET— STEAM HEATED
rooms, furnished or unfurnished and
rooms for light housekeeping. 2i Maini
street, South \o‘twalk, (woo door). l
i
(1133 .'al
To LET—~A Ill AN‘S ROOM (‘Ol ON-
ial cottage. 55 South Alain St. dz: ”it
To LET“! ROOMS Al‘ 43 CEDAR.
striee. 1Inquirc at 73 Cedal street, 011
t‘vllone 37 d2: "1
TO LET—«.'1 ROOMS SE COXD
t'-loo1 at 12 (hcs'tnut street , mouth Not-
walk. Inquile 11‘. l). Lawton, 40 Ba)
View avenue. (1122 at
T0 LET-~Fl'llNlSliEl‘) A.\'l') l'N-,
furnished rooms at the iiolt-i Bristol.
nculy renoraltd. inquire first floor.
dl‘J tilt
T0 LET—~l'll.\'.\‘l1\’ti ltOt).\l I’lllVI-
111.211 at the Hotel lltisto], t'otmetiy,
li‘lux'iiand House, .111 rooms. Boarders
auntantccd. Good tctnts to light 112'11ty. ,
inquire 11. J. (1t)ll(lt, lo So. Main St.,;
'at'tcr .’1 p. 111. dill tit
TO LET—silASEMENT AIlIONl
Hull 80 x 211. Suitable for any purpose.
inquire on premises.
TO LET—:6 ROOMS \‘l'l'l‘ll Al l1,
modern i111pt‘0v1‘1m-enls al 33 Taylor,
\rc. inquire at United Grocery Co. or
it. 10. Raymond.
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TO LET STORE AT 207 EAST"
1\\'a.~1l1ington street. Inquire at iii So.
;.\lain street or ’phone till.
wr Mm»-.. .
ARION HALL '
Newly decorated,
in first class con
parI
Booking for
Tel. 1285.
ldition. (Tan be rented for bulls,
it new year now opcn
l littilctl
district of;
in the
, in the district court of the
:States for the Southern
i.\'cu1 York. In bankruptcy.
'niattcr of Henry iliscltoil‘ (‘11., batik-
grupt.—(‘has, Shoncood, l‘. S. Auction-3
.ccr for the Southcrn district of New
,l'ork in bitttlu'uptcy. sells tltis day.
, 'i‘hurstlny. llcm1111'111:111 L'R. lino, by order
of the cotu‘t, at l2 noon. at Real Es-
itale lam-hanue, H Vesey street, llor-
,ou,.1.1lt of’hiauhttttan, city of .\'e\\
.\'ork. assets of the above bankrupt.
consisting of the following parcels of
real estate:
.'l:~-All thal'ccrlain tract or parcel
of land situated in the city of South
Norwalk, state of Connecticut, and"
by the highway known at“ Raymond
street; easterly about sixty-[ire feet
(651 by land of said giantec. by
, bounds erected southerly about eighty
1 (80) feet by land now or late of \\'il
diam I-I. Bradley; and westerly about
Sixty-five (65) feet thereon erected.
1 being the same premiset formerly bc-l
longing to Michael Becker, late of the
town of Norwalk, deceased.
This parcel consists Of a corner plot
of ground haying,r a frontage on Mainl
street. of approximately sixty feet and,
on Raymond street of approximately
one hundred feet, together with five:
houses thereon erected. and is sul)-‘
jcct. to a mortgage of1$5,000 at5 per .1
cent. I
42—Also one tract of land situated
in said Norualk at East \orwalk on}
the St. .Iolm Farm so called, and,
bounded northerly by high“ 111 known'
as Ludlow street. easterly by land for- ,
merlv of Frank B. Smith and wife. i
southerly by land fotmerly of George‘
0. Keeler and westerly by ltiehway'
known as Osborn avenue, being in di- t
mansions about fifty feet in front and
'rear and about one hundred and forty-
,two feet in depth and being the saute
land descIibed in a deed to said Mich~2
iael Becker ftom 11‘1 ank B. Smith and
iAnnu B. Smith, recorded in the rec-‘
lords of land in said Norwalk, [book 60,
‘ page 978. l
l This property is in the name of Wil ‘
1
I
l liam J. Becker and is free and clear of
tony encumbrance.
t Trustees: Michael Deiches Louisii
Hoffman, Edwin C. Dusenbury l
Olcoit, Gruber, Bonynge & McManus.. ’
attorneys .for trustees, 170 Broadway.
New York.
DOMESTIC DELEMMA
“Charley .dear." Said young
Torkins, “would you enlist
.country called you?"
' “i don’t kndw “hat to say. If I an
1swer ‘No.’ 1011'“ any I don’t love my,
country,‘ and it I answer ‘Yes,’ you‘ll,
say I don't like to stay at home."-—!
[Washington Star. 1
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Mrs.
if you!”
1tilus’inessi audtpmfessionai
on this page, Twenty-Five Words or 51:31:; ar until we“ Into the
Less, 25c. Three Times, 50. 1 ,week The Associated Press is ad-
$1.oo. Blackface or Caps Double Price.
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' i j irooi) RIOTS momma!
To Let For 53k . AND TROOPS HELPEDPO-
’ 1, . LICE IN SUPPRESSING
THE TROUBLE.
(Continued trom'Flrst Page.)
Miscellaneous Ads.
vised by its London office that
lall shipping reports, except an-
nouncements of casualties, are
WANTED. discontinued by an official order
,issued last night.
WANTED——-A noon STONE MA-i Since the text of the German
son to work on contract and excavat—l peace proposal transmitted
me Also ten'car'penters 1'01- Spring-ithrough the American embassv
coronation of King Charles by
“.4 W—-— 7
that it is absolutely impossible to
make a statement; new.”
There was lively omonading
in the region of Louemont, north
of Verdun, says the French War
.Office in yesterday’s bulletin on
the progress of military opera-
tions on the French front. 1
The Champer of Deputies of
France has approved a batch of
new taxes, among them a grad-'
uated tax on theater and vaude-1
-ville tickets and moving picture
establishments.
The Hungarian Parliament has
completed arrangements for the
electing Count Tisza as paladin;
dale. Car'iare given and union wages. lto the Russian Foreiwn Office
,lnquiie And1eu Vano. altidge street, ‘15 identical With the declaratinni
South Nurwalk. 1112 31 already received unofficiallyl
— through the press, the Russian
MACHINISTS WANTED government. The Associated
and thirtv—"i‘t of its mafikars asl
his assistants. The paladin isl
the functionary who places the,
crown on the king’s head.
The new Austro Hungarian:
First-class machinists. Steady Press m Inlet-.med considers that
cabinet which has been complet-
— 1il Si'lHl‘l’“ are,
1right man.
'— 1 111111 strcct. ‘South Not-walk.
,work to good men. Call, telev
phone or write Holland Machine
C0,. 132 Water Six, South Nor
walk, Conn.
WANTED AI' ()Nt‘l1fll1Xl’l‘I-lil
cnc ed t‘lDl‘l"fllt)l .. on Singtt ltltttllinctt.
Lounshuu- Mathewson & to. (‘I.’“ 5’!
GENERAL
housework to go to the city. inquire
East Nor\\'ali1.1l32"t
WANTED ~(11Ri. IUR
WANTEDWMEI.II1.\.\'I(1. [‘01: Al l.
,round bench work, such as aw tubiing.
Good chance and steady “101k for
llialey Machine (‘11., (‘itcsl-
(1'12 3!
M... -....,..-. ‘0.
WANTED 4in \\'.\.\"l‘l12i), li\.\'-
111‘ s tlrni: Islote 2" 3t
WANTED \‘(ll'th MAN .\'()'1‘ UV
c1‘ ‘Jil ycal‘a‘ oi 1111.11 for order (It tk. 11.x
pericncc unncccssnn, but must write
mod. legible hand. High St hooi mad,
uatc ptv'i'crretl. (lootl pa) to start Fx-i
cciicnt oppoi‘lliilll) for adtantcntcnt.
Phone or call. .\'or\\alk 'I'irc & Iiub-
her (‘1).
“-
WANTED~- LARGI‘I
baud stove for usc in More. Scnd
prices tuttl‘pnrtlculars. Address i,
care of Sentinel.
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WANTED— EXPERIENCED I’Al; K-
ore for Panama hats. Apply
1111111111 Panama. liat (‘o Stamford, Ct
d2] 3t
SECOND:
1he offer of the Central Powersled ““der ”‘9- leaderShip 0f C0D!"
has alreadv been 'adeqtiatelylHean Clavaar'1n1z,has been,
answer-rd. The official reolv imchosen W'lh 5099"” “3"“— With 3
conlunction with. RuSSia's allies “3‘” to “’qu 9‘5"":an with
will be. made purely as a matter the economic ”“91"” It is ex-
of from and will contain no m,,,lpcrted that m" “f H“ 5"" “'14" i
point. It is stated that it will ”hm“ “f “‘1‘ new rovemment
embody nffiC'al sentiment harem. lwill be the arranae'nent for the
fare expressed and W1" emphati— lconvenmg nf parliament
callv ”if.” the proposal on ti"! Count Mattiniz is a Bohem—
1tround that its vaUuEness and Ian b'" Stronalv allied 110‘1t1ca1l1'
vlack nf sincerity, as so regarded: with the Austrian and German
bv the. Ruswan gove'nment do, part-es w-..” ______
I
2:131:21“. t of its serious Consid iDEATHS AND FUNERALS,
H R Deighton Simpson, son!
Iof Henry W. Simpson, of New,
tYork waq accidentally killed
lwhile flying in England on De-
:cmber 19. He was a lieutenant
iin the Brit1sh flying corps
’ The Beri1n Bourse yesterday
followed the example of the New
York Stock Exchange on the re- Chum, am, Rm,
ceipt 0f the news 0f Presmfm‘Iotllclat-a. interment will be in ltircr-C
1,Wilson's note and ‘war babies" WM“ ,,,_,,,,,,,,,). g
were offered with unaccustomed, .
freedom a1 falling prices. whilei
the so- -called peace stocks were
{strengthened all along the line.
1 American Exchange, which last
week reached the unprecedented
ihieh water mark of 574 and
iwhich had fallen gradually t'o
A, A562 as German Exchange on New
York rose. fell a solid ten ooint
Funeral of Mrs. Harriet Hunt 1
The hotly of .\l1‘<. Harriet Hunt, :1‘
prominent member of the downtown
(‘onenegational Church, was brouaht
lit-re b) Funeral Director i). W. Ra)“
imond, Funeral services:
will bc ltcltl tomorrow afternoon a!
3 o'clock 1‘11‘111 thi- «(‘ouvrcutltional
Joint Svapicton willi
yosi crda y.
Funeral‘of John A. Calian
aged 4;". years, who died at Roosevelt
Hospital, New Yorl, were held this
Inornim: from the late home at if
Woodward eyenuc. A requiem blah
nuts-s was sum: at St. Mary's Church
and interment was in St. Thomas'
cemetery, Fairlield Automobilv1 cor
. . p
Funeral sernces of John A. Gallon,"
wmreounor l\l1 11s tNo FIN lly bv potash, cement and bank;
falters on banana and lcghorn hats. ist’Ocks. Iauanese, Candian Amer-
! house dress-es.
‘ manufacturers.
'ippl) Vatuum Panama iiat (‘.o, Stani-
ford. ('onn. d2] 3t
WANTED- (ll'hlllA'I‘Ull
ioncetl on Sinuwr
so females to New books and eyes on
lood wages, steady
work assured. Royal Manufacturing
(‘11.. 8.3 \\'asl1in;:ton street.
\xalk.
‘, I‘lXi’Efllu
WANTED llliit‘ ll ’l‘ (Hill. 1‘ OR Ol’ -
tire. Must |H‘.tt‘(lil'liit‘ inottlinat‘y arith-
mctic. tioodopportunity it' satis factory,
A l1onu'.ot' to per cent.
tion to salary. ll. Jacob & Sons shot:
Iieidcn avenue, Nor-
(121 ill
walk.
WANTED—~F‘ICMALI'E AND MALE
operators and presscrs on men's I‘alm
Beach coats. Samuel ltot'ncr, 5052,
Day street.
=——;_‘_sz
h
_
OPERATORS 0N SEWING MACH-
lnes, pay while learning.
WANTED~- YOUNG MAN IN
1 stock room.
Cluetl, Peabody
& (30., inc.
s-C I'ENT I F I C
MenandMethods
are the creative factors in our
‘ service. These, combined with
courtesy and square dealing,
are the principles upon which
our success is builded.
“The Service
Scientific”
.JI‘HA'M‘ER
iurne House bf comets-m."
Oculiott, Optomomtqdupflollno
37 Atlantic Sq” Stamford, Conn.
Power 11111 'lu‘ncs, Alv‘
South Nor-f
(lL‘l 61'
paid in addi- i
Shi in stocks were articularl loge, , . , . ,
jliverl); 35d strong, follgwcd closzt . ,_ 81 and 85 Washington St. Telephone 1405. ,
Mrs. Sarah 1:. flash ‘
liclutivcs and friends of Mrs. Sarah WW ,..._._,.._..-._...L__-.... ~ —— ~——- 4- ,
‘ican and Swiss paper was oWnr. Elizabeth Shell, of 21; Berkeley Street ,
ed, but found no buyers, while were gtiuml today, to hear of that _, a
Christmas Coupon .1,
l
iRusstan Consols had a gogd maralndy' a death which oc“cuttctl early this
ket. ntotuini.‘ at litl into home Mrs Nash
Emperor William has Confer-‘- was the widow of the late John Nash.
well known and loved
,red the Oak Leaves of the Ord—r and was very ..
'pOlii‘ le Merite upon Crown in Not‘Wk. The deceased as 1.3
1 Prince Rnpprecht, of Bavaria. , years of age. Sitt‘t‘was one of the oldest
members of the Norwnik .\l. E.
commander of the German forces
on she Somme front it wait of- l'hurch. and tilt1 Rm. (I‘llllrllr‘fi Elmore
lfictally announced yesterday llarto, of that parish will oilit'iatc at
services which will be.
the funeral
'l'ucsday
With the decoration the emperor
held or“ afternoon at 3:30
sent an autogra h letter, in
winch he sa1d: o‘clock from the into home of the dc-
”Upder the splendid leadership'tcnscd in ilcikclcy street. interment
10f y0ur royal highness, the, Will be made on \\'11ducsda_\‘. in ilutl-
Franco-British attacks have beenfi'mi- X- “-
arrested and the battle on the, :gfi;:0F A man. 1
lSomme won for "c' Only “1.151 A farmeI in the neighborhood
made.our destructive blows
Rumania possible."
The emperor has conferred the
same distinction upon Lieut-
m‘ where i reside “as creasing one of
this holds. one Ila) when he was sud~
deniy arrested by a Skylark flutter.
ing down upon hitn and adhering to
hi." person in the most afl't'ctionnte
General von Kuhl' atlached to way. While he was \1'1111dt‘1'ittg:tt its
”1" “1‘35 "f the Bavarian Crown intentions a sparrow hawk, which
been in close pursuit,
[WUOIH d past. instantly takinpr in the
situation. he stood perfectly still for
nearly the minutes while the lurk
Prince. .ltnd evidently
An Exchange Telegraph, dis-.
patch from The Hague revere"?
in London SBVS it is announ'ed.1wstted contentedly between his feet.
SEmi- officiallv that shortld the. l7n- 'I‘lcn seeming to recouttize that all
tentc Allies 1n then- renlv to thetnmlt-tcr 1111s owr it left him rose into-
0 he an r 1‘ the air and [115.111 1:11 nine. in its loud
peace Pfic’posals f t E: t‘: lcst and most jubiiant tones A bir1l
Powers C’W“ tll” dnm‘ " C" II who 1 love of freedom and aloofnesm
negotiations GErmanv will make, from human contact are pr"0\e1bi.tl.
known her chief peace terms im-‘ it scented l0 hill 1‘ known with 1111
mediately.1‘l‘1int: iHSlincl Where to find a pro-
tettot in its 1 1 W,
Premier Briand’s proposal to ”mm" 10mm“.
1‘!
_’ . . .raonsssvsu "
ONE-HALF OFF.
ALL"TOYS, GAMES AND DOLLS. ONE-THIRD TO
All 4HOlidaY
Goods Must GO
Price No Object
Sale of Coats and Furs
1 .j
11’. '
’BritlgeportdSoJiorwalk it
$2.50 SILK PETTICOA'I‘S ........ ' .......... $1199
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Tezcr Brand Cocktails
Clatcts
Sautcrnes
Wine and Liquor, ,
Specials for Tonight.
Monogram Rye Whiskey (Our Leader), bot. ...... 85¢ 1
New York White Tokay Wine, per bottle ......... 50¢ t ‘
Fine Old Port or Sherry Wine, bot. .............. 45¢ i
Ritz Cocktails (Something Fine), bOt. ............. 95¢ '=
Kirk’s Old Crow Rye, per bottle ................. $13.05 f
Belvista Sparkling Burgundy ...... 55¢ and $1 00 hot. i
Gauntlet X Whiskey, large b0ltl€ ................. 60
----- 35¢.65¢
Old Overholt or Golden Weddtng Whiskey, bot $100
Gordon London Dry Gin, per bottle ............... 95¢ 1
Brandies ..
Cordials
A. FBeckmann 18100.1
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
11nd $1.90 bot.
Champagnes l
Port and Sherry i
A w,“l\
)
Mauv v -
50
AW.” GREEN
TRADING
Ass
124 Washington Street
this week and by buying $1 WORTH'or more ,5
1." of our TEAD, GOPFEES, SPICES, EXTRACTS, E
38nd A&P BAKING PGWDER, you will
Stamps Free 50
WW“. Besides regular and extra stamps given on sale
FROM MONDAY, DECEMBER,
.,TO SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23. ,. ..
fThis Coupon Not Good After Saturday, , .-
1 Dec. 23. 1915. "' '
WWW
THECREAT A. 81 P. TEA .60.
, ECut out this Coupon, present it at our
‘ l
l
store‘1 i
receive
10. if“
South Noriwaik ' ’ '
NORWALK CHAPTER MEETING. |
At the meeting of the Norwalk
Chapter. I). A. IL, held in the South
Nor“ aik Congregational Church,
'I‘intrsday afternoon, itfiwas voted to
pledge fifty dollars for a scholarship
at Suffield Literary school.“ The pro-
gram for the afternoon consisted of
an intensely interesting lecture by
Mr. \‘aierici Parker on "Home and
Can of Delinquent Women." also
also three solos by Mrs. C. E. Fount-
11:111. whose charming rendition com-
plttely captivated the audience. She
was accompanied on the piano by Mrs
lictausland.
Sentinel Adrs. Pay. Try one.
m 1
m..-5..____
Big Bargins
1 Kranach & Bach
1 Shoninger
1 Gordon
1 Christie & 'Son
1' Raven &..Bacon
$65.00 AND UP -
-‘Studwell mllianoCoLi,‘
‘SIIDDTCSS the manuCnci-vtrn .3"
sale of spirits. which is general-{Mmefi‘fu
lv approved by the public 15 be-‘V;
ing foudht tooth and nail bv then-l
powerful liquor interacts The
National Wine and. Spirit Trade
Association has naseeda reeo‘n- "'
tion strOnelv condemning the
premier’s proposal on the. ground
that'the measure dissolves the
.sacred' union: of the cunntry be-
fore the foe bv attacking one
be Had if
Most.
Rochester
Watch Our Windows.
Standard. W. Anna-.2..-
M 2.;\.;. L: “"31”“: “I- @F‘ ‘sue- $.02. -. .
GIVE USEFUL GIFTS
The Lasting Pleasure of Giving Practical Gifts Is to
you Buy Here
As They Are All Useful They Will Be Appreciated
'
Metal Ware, Specialties
Henckcls ManicureScissors and Sewing Sets.
Watch Our Windows
class of citizens their is it a 1'i'\- , . , , , AFETY AND
lation of the right of everv‘cith Q CARVINC' MANICURE SEWING ..AND S . N‘R‘AZORS
zen to trade and that it amountss SETS ‘SETS SCISSORS SETS PLAI
to appropriation. 'ND
The British government '.'will it , . .SCISSORS A ‘
make no statement at the meq_ CASSEROLES PERCULATORS POCKET KNIVES SHE‘ARS ,
ent in regard +01PPP""rl°*1t 11111-4 .
6011 'e neace‘ note. consider-inc; it a 1'
. . p .
question that can be dealt “1:111 FOOD CH0 PERS
FLASH LIGHTS
LIBRARY SETS ~
RAZOR STROP
AND BRUSHES
nnlv in communication with'the .
LUNCH BOXES
nfhfir member: ‘nf ’l’te anente. THERMOS ;
Avmmmw ,n t,“ Wm “m Q BOTTLES WITH THERMOS SLEDS SKATES
made 1'1 the House. of Commons 5% BOTTLES 1.
vvesterdav bv , Andenw Boo-ari- ' F , I MINUM
1..., Chanel-"m— or +1. . F‘X- it MysTo TOOL BOXES "'THERMOMETERS $1.,ng
1? 31122.22: meme” Md” g: ERECTOR SETS . AND TOOLS and BAROMET‘ERS Cl-IAFING DISHES ,
Mr. Law was asked «uh-Athena
statement mold ’ce. maria, +I-a'ai-AJ
Inwthe “American nbtc. {He re--
pI-nd:
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