PALE BEACH SUITS
$3.50. 89.50. 510.00
Cool Cloth Suits, $10.00
This is seasonable weather for
these soils. Bathing suits $2.00
and better.
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3sequent reactions in that
l Studebaker
Kanlung the few heavy stocks
“ALL STREET 1‘ 30 , p.
COAL
JOSEPH DAVIS 1?
85 Washington Street
Stu—l huamt dominant issues of the DEATHS AND FUNERALS. doughter,
forenoon on its rise of 2 H points to
Similar lndustrittla also nec-
orded advanccs of 1 1-2 to 2 1-2 points
and Coppers, Shippings and Petro
leunis devtloped greater strength. In-
quiry for rails was light with con-
quarter.
and Saxon Motors were
with
odd lots at 4-50, was the noteworthy
ifeaLure of the firm bond market.
'lil."lll‘
creased offerings of Studebaker on
1'1'adtt'rse reports, at an extreme reces~
sion of six points finally affected the
.‘uwc—«. w.-.“ #4....
Blair r
the
dot. am 1!
Edward Farrell
paSk‘d away at his home, 21 lluvlla'ld
street, yesterday afternoon after a .\’
long illenss. For many \tal‘fi he h'id from the
been employed by the 111111113 of 1111
301.10 11111:, but wanted little adteise 1:311 11110111 Thursdal morning. and, ,_ -
:i1rtlm-'nce.Acti\ity in Libert3 Bonds late General Nelson Taylor. Besides from St. Mart-‘1' church at 14 o'clock. O H f J, 9‘?
imostly at a premium of 1—50, with his wife, he is survived by ten children, interment “‘11 l": 5". 5‘ “KITTFEYDP' n or 0 1h Ive Icco‘ I." If, '
Mrs. Margaret Pierce, Miss Mary Far- Wu"
tell. of South Norwalk; Edward Farw‘
rell, of San Francisco; Mrs. William
.tlt'tllinn, Mrs. John Lth‘lor, Mrr. \\'al»‘
tel' Rose. William. Halcl anti
Funeral of Charles Wilson
The 11111112111 services
Lt‘Slt’l',
united by his. mothtr. three sisters.
Miss Katherine chnessey. \lrs 3hr
of Beacon,
The funeral scrim-1 will take plate
late home of the deceased at
for the lateI
(‘bal'les Wilson were held this morn-
- .1... ....
owrjitnD's “F
is‘
‘I'Ql .\l('t' art) '3 . )_
Edward Farrell. an old and tin—ll f3,“ 3, I, s. - “I...“ Jul 3:53.261“ 1.2 -
known resident of south Sunldlk, um yum L .1!” 1»? .‘Iurwal't e111. -.. t . .“’ _. t
Thomas W. llennr-ssey, l G l‘gr‘s .
u
l
1
1. .
at plaza Theater
1
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1 If a woman 'can only
l ‘nsfiated
F...
‘
fie Sta- Rite corsets actual ‘ 1'
she will know instantly how wonderful theF
Think of corsets with :1 marvelous clasp that“, 111
That’s A" , - __ remainder of the list. Rails 1111 back 1:11.91 12.1.1111, 1.11 “I 5.11.11. Norwalk. ing .11 11 «1.1.1.1. 1...... .1... 1.1111 1.0.... 83y ‘10 either put them on or take them off 5115;:
fl._______..__._..._. '-'-"—" §g9?I:‘I"aIll1‘:II:”fi till“xbi"llbllei.el)l'r(llil:‘e:li; and two brothers. .laules 1). Farrell, ”1“”) Nm‘lhlk' R” ”13'0““ nds ‘11“...
:IoSIIIOIIIro ., 1. . 11 W South Norwallt, and William Farrell. otI Illarizn. officiated a‘ndI llllflllltlll But it Wlll be WOYlll more to 566 them actually? w I
NOR WALK ~—————~— or Derby. 'i‘hv 111......1 will be 1.1.1.1 ““" "‘ ' ““ “0“1“’”"' 5» ‘- fictually put on in this short time, actually takctf' (SIIII "
CASES SETTLED OUT OF COURT. Friday morning from the late horn? Funeral of ”I; Samuel Romano I Infill” time. ' .
. ' .. . .. t . » '.'(‘l --11 " ' "
:7 W S ‘Sizillftlle::":fl' Adidfhlei:a::ldhzflul‘estl 2: :id: Elliott-Ill)!“lfiit1r'lli:;ltillt:itl 111:1“111 101“ filirerrl oi .\l1s Samuel Romano, ‘ lhat chance Will bf? given at the Plaza Theater
.. 1 SOCIETY - 1 1 - ‘ .
: 1 eet 3I III (-0.1... up this morning in the Super-I s.. ;‘tlzrr'y‘s cerrieterzr. 1... 11.1.1 .111. 11...... .1n.I..1 s: 1:. 0.10.1.- women only, at the close of the regular pcriormancetl‘hu
.' Tel 72! I I‘. 1ior t‘otli‘t. was amicably settled before-3 __... Ifr'oIill lrel 1.11.1- lit.,nue ., Anstin strett.. hay“, ailernOOHI and Friday afternoon Of lhlS week.
. 1 S. . > . '
and Per 50"“, l 11.1.1.1 111-1111111111 the parties. Keogh and! I 03601911 L- EvanIS-I III I II 'I‘T“IIII”I'°”‘II ‘ i" ‘I1”:I" ‘,“u'IjIh 1th 9. lou are invited to witness this exhibit, to see their; fir?
. ‘ 1. .. ., . . - -» . :eor'ue .. Evans. an or a t '-1' 1c .1111111'11 ”as in . . . :11:"s
I 3 I(.1ndce itilieseuted 111;: filamllfi and known NOIMIR WSW,” (“Id 19w cemetery. .Ele dél’lCC which does away Wllh any maid of pulling;
T l 3Jl’lm J' (“"90 the de en ant (la) af‘cz' ritoon til the Ntll‘wnlli ho:- -i-p ‘ training when Sta Rite COTSClS die put Oil!
'1... N E l4,7S l g The iase 0f Alfred 13' Austin or 1,1,1] following all attack of pneumonia. “CROSS N n
"" "*"fi'" _- a l l‘dorwalk, vs. William Efflon, which, at the use of st‘lW'tlll) 31am. Air. , ’ GTHE BAR' . F—
: WEATHER FORECAST. 3'31““ 315., stheduled for hearing ill the lit virus was a member of tile l‘ii'th3 lord 'l‘ennyson's inosi noble death
‘ ‘ ‘1‘ '- l 7-; Superior; Court, Bridgeport, was ami— IRF‘l \‘l‘lklfiillllll:l'l fiimrlanyfldiiifalg‘til so:11:.:_'t‘ro.<sirr;: lliP Bar," is one of
WV IlA‘-.'l£.\‘, .lunt' 2'1.—Foi'ecltst ~—-~—~~—»— * 3131ny settled The case was the de .1.1:1;i\m(11e‘ is Survived by one son. the three noblest death songs cver‘,
1m: Noi'ttal‘u and vicinity: Fair tonight MISS O'BRIEN ENTERTAINS
th-ilulillii iii of a quarrel over boundary 3J0hnI
two brothers, Thomas of Al- ““11"“-
Argus of Ilarmtl‘ord
and it fillies to 11s as a sub,
lost 190 more
31“!“ Tlrur'sdiy; not much ('hal‘lgt' inI Last evening Miss Grace O'Brien, of litres. Fdwaid J Quinlan l'epresentedIbnny, N. Y., and 11.11111, of Norwulk, lime pi'ayt'l'. kl humblt. 111111110“, 11
memper'atur'e: fresh southwest and .\'o. 12 Hamilton avenue. gave to a the plaintiff and Joseph R. Taylor and and two sisters \lr's Hula lhrr'b..r.k. 1d”. (1 1.1.11.4 “f a grout ”lanI 1111“. 32,53
west winds. The northern low haslrrnnrber' of her friends a bUX I‘lll‘ll’ 110'!“ UnltlStllmill! nppearothor the de-, ‘(f thfidd' ““53" and m“ I‘m)” lonc 1111111 on this terrestrial sphere. I flags at 31‘ 50,3.
lmnlintied its eastward movement and3‘ibe house was decorated with A-mei'
Has nearly rrzrclled the Gulf of
fondant.
81.111111 flags and ilottti's During tlieI —«——~—+
h‘Wl‘Gnt‘f‘. l'=1sctilcd shout-1's- 1tlltl:(t)lli‘59 ()I the evening games daucina DARlF-N SCHOOL BONDS COLD“ home of his graitddurrirliier. .\‘li. . Idroprml as» f'zlilh's'. anchor by the silent
manner tt‘ezttlrcr' in the northeast l1'.1s:2111d singing tins enjoyed l1) all. A‘, Th“ 3701"!“ Wth “OMS 15511911 l)l’tJohn Mt'.tltu'i'lt 17 School silt-111 itct.‘ 1111111 ‘3 ”II. .H 5111' 111:0-
;ficflumpamm 3,3 passage. with 1mm p.311"... ”f 3h.) evening “as 1119 sing. the loop of lhtlieu were sold vester- lotiis ll llottell will otticitdc. 1111 . “1 hope to \t't‘ 111v l ilm fat-11 to face
.1 ukrstol'nts in South New liriglarldCing of The Star Spangled Bannerullfl.‘ 10 ”W “Wils'lm‘l’” and ("‘1‘ 3hu' I“! “m M 11111th '” 111111311ch Wyn.“ l b.1111 3.,(I,;I.d the 3).“...
* Hartford, with 1,42 inches, reportsl'l‘hc guests departed at a late hour, 1"“13- 0‘ New “"h- 1‘1 a premium “flwmlm‘ . I ‘ I
1.821? heaviest l'itili. 'l'bundcl'storms dur~31111 declaring Miss O‘Brien 11 royal 1"'11- $7?" The bonds bear 4 12 per cent l Michael J. Hennessc)’. Judging ll\ ibi- litelv (‘llill‘klt‘il'l‘ of
like; the last twelve hours were reportvIter'tiltncr. Those present “were. lliss- ,imWWl Several ”(1‘ “9'“ made l0! 3 Michael J. llennt‘ssey 010d 310111111." lllt' last bout. lit-linen Sbhlier Barlfit'ld
cs Gertrude Harris. Lillian Tyrrell
Mudttline Campbell, Mirl'y Pollen, llel-
Lezltltel'and, Elsie lmailrer'lilntl,;
Lynch, l‘llhel Harris. \l‘lrllyI
(:rnce O'Brien. Messrs. Rav-
r-u] from 11 belt extending from Pitts-
thigh to St. Louis and tbcncc to 011111-’
111111». in the south, with :1 high lying.en
W: the southeastern states, clenr.’l.ucy
1 ‘InYm weather prevails, htlt Slu)\\'Pl‘RIl,_\'ll('ll,
the. highest, The. money fl‘olir
banks is to be used in building a
{the bonds. bitl the New York firm was Iilllt’l'lltltlli 111 lllt" home of his moths.
the.
new
school and repairing the present one.3
. , .
lfhv‘e occurred in the south centr'altmond Magnm', Leonard Merrill. .lo-.
Ms. Fldr Weather is general in tlre,st1pli Sories, William Kennedy Frail-1 [EGAl Noncf
Wat. ltis Barrett, .lohrl llftiltoy, \\illi'11m \lc
-—-———--—--—~~ 3\'erne_\', George llirrr'is .lohrr )lccakt' -__W
.1. WEATHER VEAR AGO TODAY. liStrtrnfordl, Mrs. E. '1‘. Harris, 1118. Report of the (‘onditiou of
Temperature: lliulr. M; lott. iM. J. O'Bl‘lf‘fl- 3THEI SO. NOIR‘Q’AIUTTRUfiTI $1101
1. . 1 . ,3 , 1,. I .At ire (lost 0 uslmss on in .. 1
'2", ldn'l I “'1' ‘ l , ltlZlV of .l1111-', 1017.
1" ' 3 Miss ‘Ruth \\'oolson, of New 30111; ' Assets.
‘ 3111111] 130141011, popular in Nor-walk saci'3 Bills Impounlpd .......... $527,894.74
" lietv \ll'fls mirrr'icd at her summer home llenraud loans (without col-
.' itw 8 SI 3in Springfield Ver,ntont Saturda3 ev-l lfilt’lfll) I ........ . ........ l “(101.000
I 'elllllg at ‘1' oclock to Dudley '1‘ R01»? (‘llt'lll(l,ill(l) ““1“ (111111 “I“ 401 4711-“
' ' . 111's. of Boston, Mass. Miss Woolson' 5, Stocks 11nd securities, not ‘
parents :11 c otnruoddted
Company B, of the auxiliary police3nnd at their home l50 guests flom
1" ”19 llm9193 including those set aside
3 for Sinlntzs depositors...
180,898.00
1.1mm drilled 1.151 11111110011 the ti'een,'.\‘ew v'oik. liar-lion and elsewhere. Gal-t IBankini: liousoII.....I.II...k.I. 50,000.00
mlhst avenue. win, l"101isi, from Boston, had chirrgc,’ InlJ‘lellttf'gn‘lnfl) 'lf‘rrust :2“:
of fill the. decorations and a wonderful pitnies IIIIIIIIIIIII I. . .. 19384.78
The First (‘ompanv of \‘or'wnlk wedding slipper was served by Boston Duo “.0,“ approved n...
Home Guards drilled last higllt on the c11ferers.l\lusic from Boston furnish starve agents .. ......... 142,516.97
1' Ween. Captain Charles 111101:ch ed dunt mi, in the brill room athorme ltlitcd Statt‘s and National
Bank notes . ........... . 30. 4.12. 00
- . '0 5 11's
‘m in command. 3.1[111' the (P‘Hnom' Miss “ 010 Gold coin ....... . ........ 1,170.00
-—-~--— lerll‘t’fl" and gowns “'0‘" furnished by 3. her coin ............... 1,800.00
Bids for the supplies contract forIllicksons of New York. The br'ides Minor coin .............. . 123.22
cm Narnmirke Home are. now being re- :0“ 11 111111" 11-1,“? satin and gem'gt’llt’I (11.13.33N and film} items. . ..
waived by the Charities liopintrnent. Icrt‘pt' most entirely embroider-ed in 1‘13333302133031:tile or rttllilLsI ’106“
and will be Jield open until Saturday. points. ller 11111 111110 “d3 lmitrtitiilly‘I
ienlbroidercd in the some, falling from3. ’l‘otnl :tsst‘ls .
1.999.137
02.011
$2,806,263.32
The ltitdcl Ovstei' t‘olnprtu3' s potter :1 l1112c coirib of ponds in her liaii'J Liabilities.
m1 P“e.‘tlel." broke down while. 00' Miss t‘ or'nclia Ol‘tll. of Nor'tvnllt “its (.rpitnl stock ............. 5100.000111]
"Tavern Island yesterday. and was tow Illllss Vt'oolson 11 01113 tittcndimt, \\ (1.11 BIIIIIIIlIiIHhIfIlItIIInlI‘III d . 'i1'1-11'11'1‘.‘ '1' '1, 000.00
051. to ht‘l‘ dotk by the Lug boat All-Ilng pink and white chiffon bl‘ot'u'detl-I 1.1;..- current :‘Xlt't'llr'tt‘. and
m V. lin gold and cairtintz pink roses l‘heI llt.\t‘\' paid IIIIIIIIIIIIII -l£,l:'.:'i.03
._ blidc' s kill to “if“ 0 Dell “1‘5 “ ll'md' lluc to banks, bunkers and
Officers for the pngulng ypm “Offliunmt‘i \trist .t'.iltch flll‘. 11nd .\lis. Roi-7. , 'll'ust t‘oinpiinit's 20,6fl1t.st
‘llitidtuds unpnid
automobile
I 3(1t'tlt'tttl lli 1(1sits .........
rmm'inaled lust evening :1: 11 meeting 01's left for a two uct’ks'
83.00
1.15: Pride of (1011“ \'.1r'111k (irclc, :33. 1.131 IIIIIII “I“ 10:}. 3|? III
1.11111. Companions of the Forest. ( ’, _" , Deposits in sitting: s depart-
£11151 “-1” .13.. 01993.1(] :1t 31“. next ny(1[x[.l Joseph it. it 111.,llsll of River silwef‘l JI merit .......$l..’106,2'. 2.00
. ' 'ttell kriotvlr 1\0l“flll\ young 1111111 lt‘fli' 101. ll deposits .....2.009 .lfiz'i. 4".
In”. - today for Fort ’l‘oiten. 0" Staten llosci'v d for interest. 40 000 00
i ' - - . -' .' . where he has been ordered to,
A regular semi-1191'“) 11“” 0f ”‘0 “and , . « 3-.3 33.19.11 ’l‘otrrl Liabilities “506,414
3113111 (‘ornp'tnv (‘ '\' (l “"13 held "Tm“ l“? ‘1‘“-" M" “‘9 l“ c" ‘ l
. 1 _. ... >1 ‘~ . . I 1 1133' ‘TV" mm— m
1.. tom night, ill the urmory. infantry ”1 Mill ”1 the Lilhlmf‘l “9“! I‘ Ripoit of the (‘ondition of
it (it'll wits held indoors, and also out of ('or'ps. it is probable that be “ill steITHE PEOPLE S TRUST COMPANY
' l ’1' ‘1 l lieutenant Collin was ”I'll” “‘ mee' l OF (SOUTH) NORWALK. CONN
”33mg Slmm ‘I . , . out-l . EAI the close of btlttincss 011 the 201lt
7'33 mmm‘md ”l 11111 "“mo‘u‘r‘s 1 111'. and .‘ll‘S, w. S, Wood left this 11.1.1 of Julio, 1917.
“we _... l —- . ”minim” m “ mums mom will. 111111- 111.. 1111111.. iAssets s '17 111.111
_. llllll first stop being \‘ew London. ‘ """"" l ' '
. , ,. t, .. 1- . lit 111.111d loans (without col-
itlvt ominodme (Lulu is yacht .\.t- “hero the donor “I” attend the “1993.:
, _ _ tum-.11) ................ 3,550.00
. “'3“ “‘15 hauled out Of the “mm to in: 01' the State Dental Association. l(‘ollnternl loans (time and
«my. and “1111“" 1"“1’=‘,"”m-V ‘0 “9‘ - , ' 1111111111111) ............... 32.91:: 35
[flinaltnre tomor'rott for Larchin\ont: Mrs. Mathilda ()estreich. of Newt333,3.3III3IIIIII3 IIICIIIII1 131:3
. cabs-1w sllo \\'lll pill‘llr‘lpdle 1n tIlrIe .qetIv‘I 1'11; I it' . has retur'netl home an“ 3 I1I3Ic .3331 I IIIrtIiI.IIIIIII.I.IIIII1:I1I.-I 7‘ $6.00 .
Ema-hello Lulu (‘lrib litres-,1 11s 1“ Inning enjoyed a sojourn at the hornei 1 11111111111» {and futures. fi.t38l.23
““7833- of f1 lt"ltl\ ill this city. Illut' 11-1111 oilrr lliIlllks
-'--—' lI billllili\ .md Trust (111n-
1"” filldl‘lll “f (m'mu John '1' PM \liss Madeline Magncr', of Holden 11 llIllllI‘I“ I- ~-I- ' 'I-I- l - I'I- 133941.37
E1111 in 1'01?th l0 ”19 unfortunate dent}; avenue is enjoying a week‘s visit at lI‘I‘IIIIIIO”:III-upn-Il:iIIIOIVIE'ItI . . \ItI- 10 7-12.10:
‘49! Charles 1 Pd-"fl “MC“ OCCUH‘ the home of friends in Meriden. I‘nilcd Suites 11nd Notional
‘Smurdav 9WD?“ 0“ “l“ “ “3‘90“, -——- ' 11.11111 News ............ 7.38500
m“ pike. ”“5“ “m FM b9?“ announc-I Judge William F. Tammany is Gold coin ................ 935.00
"it The evidence 0“, the case was spending todily in New York city on S‘ll'i‘l‘ corn ---------------- 1182735
pleted .11 mp hearing held on b .1 ess Minor corrl ............... 19.43
Qua-1nd“ afternoon in the uptown “5m *" t'liecks and cash itclns.... 1,926.29
‘ . ‘ ‘ ' 3 ”W Fund set aside for savings
emrt 100m. TODAY IN WALL STREET, depositors .............. 230,429.56
. . ’__"“.T_. . __ Other Assets.
Palm“ r '0‘ 0‘ “Ignigaligegesffiil. \\ ALI. STREET 10: 30 a. 111 ——-Pl0 $31351 132-0311111133: -------- 133-333;:
.my 50m h" 010229le lk T: & Rub. .‘brt-bility of casier' money conditions as A‘s.~1l]setllnt I'IErcgtlisurer'mU‘nitl ,. ’ "'
,wIIentte, ‘0 he 1 “Na I;; that the“ result of the decision 111' the Trea- IeId States IIIIIII ' IIIIIII 500.00
mCompany 'tlls reIpor w street suIry Department to fistrlbute a large rlneous ....... 198.57
. fie company M cur (ante ro ert tpart of the Liberty Loan Fund among "‘—““I_“
. mghdthe fpgéngnmgd.fl§ pllmlfidocal banks imparted general strengtlrl Total Assetillabifi'tfe‘s””$493,. £148.00
' ad bri ging . th road in Belden to the Stock Market at today's 011911 3Capltal stock ............ $ 50,000.00
51.63 bad turn in e ’ ing War shares asserted their recentI Surplus funds ________ 3 000' 00
3"“ avenue. , " prominence. many of the more DOD“' Other undivided profits
_’__._.———V——’ .
‘ ' - ' t or more less current expenses '
, , OSTON lar equipments lining a porn . . . . .
‘ICE DENS UNDER 3 with U.S. Steel. Motors among also, and taxes pald ........ 2,523.19
_ POL'CE ”0555' he to banks. bankers and .
rallied from their depression of the Trust Companies 3730.96
“wind of Missing" Girl “Weak previous session and 00999175 and General deposits .........
-« Shockpltl angitioafivml shippings were more steady. Laiér - ............. .$201825.49
. » I'rel re - ‘ 1) Deposits in snvin s the art-
.e 393110111, June‘ 27.——Revelation of ”11W” Sharls' Iespeclauytcgf 1225’”: men1.,.........fzso,4§9.5s 132,255.05
5 mill-fling story of vice dens in Bos- came increasing y “awe.“ g r ‘ Other Liabilities.
«111.0119 of Pemberton Square in the gin, Reading gaining a point and Liberty Loan Account..... 130100 1
1"”!01')’ 23131311111 ID! goglcsngleaglgtgrtfgz 13111311111311.0011] 2 points. Miscellaneous 32.00
and 0 er n o a r
"in three fir-133m early today. 8..
WALL STREET, Noon—U.
Total 'Liabiiitfes 3193 318.50 IIoent. ThIelItre +°3I¥JfliTomorrow ".
l
1 Funeral services will he lrt'ld l-‘i'i-
|d.1v afternoon at 2 o‘clu'k from the
Mrs. (’atlruriuc llcrlrressoy, irt Spring is sci for lllt' t'h-rrnont s‘, t‘, on Thurs-
1llrl| alt-true. Besides his wife and day night. should be full of action.
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TOOLS
‘At Low Prices
All Kinds of Tools, Musical Instruments, Jewelry, Etc., at
greatly reduced prices. See our window display.
Buy here and save money.
Norwalk Pa wnshbp
40 Water St.
J. Rosenlield Prop.
Will utter no grander words when he
st-ts sail to sins unknown than those
‘nnd Mike (l‘llotvd, the next one, which
1 5One more lot of those remarkable flags, complete,
1 $1. 0
ya.»- this iinisl' 1312 the quantity We bought before war Md!
‘ declared. are?“
We expect no more at any such price—foresln
these were ordered we’ '6 had to pay twice as much foc‘c '
ltctly same sort. 3;»? iii-suit
.. Good durable cotton hunting of firm Color, IIISigngItft
' stripes good clear stars on blue field.
'. Flag itself is 4 by 6 feet. With it, is an 8- fooifvf
pole, a bracket to hold the pole screws to fasten brackebla
place, and rope to carry the flag. _ - 35
‘ .19 And the entire outfit complete is—, 3313504
. ‘ ' 3., ., \, Third floor. ---—k
Victrola bring:
Summer pleasure
I b
l - It is delightful to sit on veranda these summer avert!
3 jugs and listen to 1.1101111: records played by the _Victrol
ust within the house. 1
i 1. ’lhcre is enjoyment in impromptu dance on that same
ii eranda, when music is furnished by Victrola. . wow
:1 For nobody has to mztkc any effort! There is" n
i,“work” about Victrol.1.l"'is easy to wind, is started will;
MARY PIOKFORD
"In Her Lateu Arlen“ Picture, “A Romance of the Redwoods," at the Re-.
f ho difficulty, plays tireles
1' bid is completed.
3'33 it’lakc Victrola X as an example.
I It is .i handsome machine in mahogany case measuring-I
.312 inches high by 181,9 inches wide '1nd23i11ches deep“ is
1 its tones may be as powerful or as subdued its you
pvlsh; they are easily regulated.
[ and pleasingly.
it plays smoothly evenly
" “Jr-h» 4 Ill
' . Audits cost, witlr $10 worth of records, is but $85!,’
And that $85 may be paid in small .llllOlllllS.—$7 50 when
Il machine is delivered and then $1. 50 a week!
. Just now, Victroli is doubly worthwhile for playing»
patriotic songs.
- Fourth floor, hack.
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Keep cbdl and
cook With gas!
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,' When gas cooker, large or' small, goes into the kiicli.
11’; discomfort flees. - «1'
:That gas range or stove or plate makes it possible to
“£00k every sort of food properly—and not to cook your-
Self' meantime! 1‘»
RNA gas cooker ccntmlizes heat.
here? you wish to have it. '11:
$3111 you want to bake, there is need only to have i”tho”
yen-burner lighted. So with e.1chbu1ner-andthe cleveii
ttlé". simmering- -burner which keeps things slowly cooking
pndI-Ibrings them to wonderful tenderness. -. ' 13'
'.-With gas cooker, when cooking is done heat dies in-‘
Falllly' There is no lingering fire to keep kitchen waisiiI.
“JAnd gas is plentiful while coal is not!
It applies if exactlyIt
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4.
These cookers include at least one sort adapted for
1'56... in 'every Bridgeport borne '--11 1,11 .91.. “”5“,“ hip/53,5311
panels, either right or lefthan
—380, with 18- inch oven—~43
Handsome box cabinet ranges wit
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