t.~
mlttee.
who use the thoroughfare to. complain
sonar-u
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Also a lew Assortrrent of
LADIES' KIIOEOS
E. K. BANKS i
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RatlioltteWnst Watches
$5 and $6
oouuaumrs
16 80 Nail! St.
SOUTH NOBWALX.
{City News
Members and friends of the Rash-E
berry Club will enjoy a straw t" ‘lti .’
evening. . .
Tire annual reception of Merfili‘sg
Business College will be held 2 '.id’l- i
evening in the Town Assembly Hall, in!
M all street.
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Pra s are now in the works forthe
holdrn' of a bushing bee
lowe'en arty, on Friday night. for the
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Schuyler Merritt. Republican candi-,
date for Congress front this district ‘3
Kiwi the members of the Republican
'Iown Committee this morning. in the;
Not-walk ('lub. Various matters rela-
tire to the campaign were tallied over.
.A baby boy. weighing nine pounds.
was born to Mrs. Anthony Marclla of
llr'ocklyn. who is staying at the home
of her mother, iii Chestnut street,
South Xorwalk.
merly Miss Nellie Splno of this city.
Arrangement'i have been made for{
rrcetving election returns at the club.
erection night, .\'ovr-mber 6. A lunclr‘
will be served on this occasion. Cards
for guests may be obtained of the com-
Gtorge Hand a carpenter nho has
been working at the St. f'eorge Paper
Company's mill in Smith street. was
struck over the. head by a heavy M
this morning, and he sustained a deep.
cut over the right eye. Dr. William J.
- Tracey dressed the injury.
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Yesterday’s his now washed away
the float at the Norwalk Yacht Club.
but the platform was later recovered
and made fast. The laugh waves broko
over the veranda at the club for the
first time since the building has been
erected.
The fact that the Adams Express
Company drivers trsi- West Avenue as
a sort of race course has caused people
to the police about this habit of the
drivers. The police will attend to the
matter and if the practice is net.
stopped perhaps some more salutarv
measures than a merc- reprimand will
be used. .
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mum room @141,
and Hal. in the Columbus building at ”I... u...
Mrs. Maretla was for .'.
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:ll ll O't'ltilk.
charged with theft.
to have been stolen. were clothing :lntl
totis.
stet‘.
.ludao Vo :burgh in the downtown court
tomorrow morning.
Rear Admiral Flake urges that
America send to France one.
thousand trained aviators, each
equipped with three machines
Americans have always .
been high flycrs—and‘
“the blue sky is the
limit.”
Here are several blue
fancy mixture suits that
‘are certainly high flyers
and go the limit in style
and breezy patterns; a
bit pronounced-but just
4 the desirable quality be-
coming to young men
Prices $25.
ROGERS & STE/tins
Norwallrr“ So. Norwzllt
A meeting of the (‘raftstnen will be
held Friday eveninu in HIV club roomi
her of Main and Wall streets.
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Leaves rahitl up by local residents
illl‘l MI in “he streets, were ('ill’l'll’li
along by the water yesterdav. untlx
they blocked the catch basins Fo“
his ream'l. water flooded the riot-ts
in rrrerry sections of the city. ‘
mood bv Christopher Kub-
:‘(tli'illrl’, dropped drill] this
I‘P'I. the corner of Main
and North avenue; Bur. Kuhnt'r
was drivinsz 'he animal trphluln strec.’
A h'lt‘d‘
'ii‘t‘ .ot' l'
warning.
street
.1. l“e time,
.\n enrt-rta. 'nntrnt wgl be held in St.
i‘ttcr': l thnran (‘hurtit in (‘ular
, i-riday evening. .'overrrber tfltlr
The affair will lw held
auspices of the haunt: Peo-
Socictv of the parish.
under the
pit-s'
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‘. It was reportE'd this morninz. that
:- lml' e uftl wagon was s 'rurk In a
ti:'. in vestcru it} afternoon while truss,
in: Va art'road tracks at Jennlnus
Crossing, at the foot of Orchard
street. .\‘. one was injured in the no
tident. but wagon was smashed
to pietes.
'ilt‘
William Taylor of bridge Ffrcet, East
Not-walk, was nrrested by Otl‘rco-r Flynn
The things alleged
the property of Clarence Web-
Thc case will be heard befotr
Judge lloolh has handed'down a at»
cision in thc Common Pleas court. in
favor of tne plaintiff in the case of lra
0. (lug try vs. Mrs. essle ll. L. Jellitr.
The action was brought by the platit-
tiff in tilt], for legal services rendered
in lllOS‘tlll.
‘ The. plaintiff was represem-
to by Attorney Fdward J. Quinlan. ans
t-iefvntlanl. was represented by At-
.torney Leo Davis
Incorporation papers for the Modern
Grocery Company were filed with
'l‘cwn Clerk Herbert R. Smith. this
morning. The capital stoclr bf the
company is $70,000 divided in 700
shares.- of which 500 will be preferred
and 200 common stock. 'To comment:“
the capital sfoclt will be. $40,000.' The
incorporators are Mendel Quinn of
Norwalk. Joseph Abrahams of No:-
walk. and ‘llernard Abraham: of Brook-
lyn. N. Y. A certificate of incorpora-
tion was recorded at Hartford yester-
. day.
{ FOR cations and cows
Trv Our Compound Syrup
White Pine and Tar
25 Cents
Stillson-Powell Corporation
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$50 alltl $100 liberty Bonds
in, be deposited in our Safe Deposit V1113, without chores.
fortbeduntlonoftbowar.
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Minthisbukoaorbcfmnutlondoy lovanbcrlltb,
a... tit-aviator“: fmlovombor in.
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South Nor-walk Savingsllanlt
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WLWM.M.
The Queen Esther Girls of the South
finrwalk .\letbodist‘church will give a
Hallowe‘cn party in the basement of
the church this evenlng,“antl the place
has been so artistically arranged uni
prepared that it rs said by those who
know that it in one of the best places
:n South Not-walk to ace ghosts walk
and witches
things will be about this evening. A
tires-tram has been arranged in which
the following will
lowe'en drill by eight girls, recitation!
by Marion Collins, "The Furtough." byI
‘and 'gobllns, and other
Eva Stevenson. an original recitation
by 'Wrene Raymond, piano solo by
Biaden Fisher, and a grand march by
' all present
Sentinel Want Ads are Winners.
take part. Hal-r.
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* and Personal
3, NEWS
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‘ Tobey-Henneuy.
! MiSs Ettie Hennessy, daughter of
Mrs. Robert Hennessy, of North Taylor
avenue, and Frederick Tobey, also of
North Taylor avenue, were united in
marriage by Rev. Father Finn at 7
this morning in St. Mary's church in
the presence of friends and relatives of
the family. ' 2
The attendants were John nonncy
and Mrs. William Dagon, a siste' of the
groom. Tire groom. who is employed
as a cable split-er with the local branch
of the S. N. P1, is also one of the draft
ed men and is subject to call in the
ncfxtdrafl. X
The couple left for trip to
New York. after which they will re' um
and make their residence on North
Taylor avenue. ‘
.Converse and Lieutenant
.. week's
.\'orrra Taylor of Meadow
:trtet, (“tilt-‘i‘l‘li'itli rt number of
friends at :i Hallowc'rtt pattv last et'v
thing. \tiss Belle Van Scov and ‘liss
.\l i. s
her
\'i ldrtd ltzincrr favored wi'lr puno
selettious. flames of various kinds
were played and enjovvrl by all. .\‘
vcrv dtliritms li;tllov.t't-rt supper was.
new ‘ .rid the tucsts departed at a
lay- hour, voting Miss 'l‘avlot' u charm-
nr bodes: ’l'lio:-'c present were .the_
.\lis'scr. lit-lie Van Scoy. Mlllll'tll L'l-
z‘ncvv, Viola Lincoln. Lillian Hear
"O l. Norma Taylor. Willa TiHllir,
Myrtle Mills, Messrs. Billie and Lev-
r-t \‘an Sr'tv rnd Elm-fault and liver-
ett Tavlor, and Mr. and Mrs. William
Taylor. .
Among the .\Zorwalk people who at-
tended a masqueradi- party given by
the Yottnf l’ecples' Society 0 f .‘nc
Stamford Lutheran church. but crew
mg. were the Misses Elsie Ralhs, Ge-r-
trude Ranks. Lillian Scheff. “('Sblb
Fields. Anna Schafet'. Emma Schafcr.
llelen Schafer, Susan Bflle‘hPWelZl.
May thinks and Tessie Stefan. and.
Rev. Martin l.. Steup. Albert Banks,
(‘harles Oblmnnn. Edward Hayes. Wit
lianr larger: and A. l)ruves..
At the R. & W. lint factory yo--it‘t‘~
d'ry noon a tin shower was tendered to
Miss llelen lliakc. a popular employo
of that place. and this noon a board‘-
frrl piece of cut clss was presented to
her. both by her shopmatcs. Miss
lilakc is shortly to become the hrllc -
of Simon ltlake of Waterbury. formally
of Daubury. and she has the best wish-
es of all her friend‘s. ‘
Private Lester o. (‘olcs of the Thirty.
fifth Long island Sound Company. en-
joyed a short Surlough at his home. 32
North l-‘airtleld avenue, over Sunday
and Minds). He returned to his duv
tit ; at Fort Terry. .\'. Y.. this nrornlnz.’
George Wilshirc, who has? bull in
the federal service since April 7. as on
sign of the Fifth Division. Connecticut .
\‘aval Militia. is now on board the l' S
aSulcm. in the vicinity of Boston.
Sergeant Philip H. Sherwood ot' tit
Thirty-fifth Long Island Sound com}
pany, at Fort Terry. Plum island. 1
spending a leave of abscncc at his
home in Norwalk. - '
Mr. and Mrs. James O’Neil. cf Ito
Main street, have returned from Fort
Wright. where they visited their scn.
Timothy. of
puny. of Stamford.
Joseph lienias of Troop 5, Boy
Scouts of America. has enlisted In the
United States navy. and is now .11
training.
Mrs. Thomas Al'ery; of lersey 'Cilv.
N, J., is visiting relatives in Norwalk.
for a few days.
UNIONS LOSE DECI-
(Continued From Page One).
Several Weeks ago the hatmalrcra
in Danbury went on strike in .- c
shops of the United States liar l o. a
combination of several independent
concerns and picketed the shops tp'
pliuuzoa for an injunction to roslrai- -r
the ticketing Was mud» on
ground that once" and members of
businers or the corn-.uny.
vol-pry injunction restraining ” the
practices complained of.
autumn-run.“
. M a lotol‘ session of court applica-
thawuuadooycounsel form
unions to boys the minimum dluolv-
.“ or m Juda- 'Curth mmtdtborouwlufial mice-r- editoroftbcncwhmy'rrlm. no.
the argument. aloof-fund» lake
norm-gelatin matador-until
about-In I”!!! marlin of
‘ 301st
‘batlt-iy
‘llle
'ble vo'r was 9'“. iii \cte.‘~
. z-n
should have power to distribute avail:
the Tw-ent} ninth Ce.) 3
yMrs. .\l. Kennett
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SIGN T0 BATTING CO. l
"'9 l 27 Cove Avenue
the union were interim on; with the!
After a’
bearing Judge Curtis granted a tem-‘
’N citfi‘ifi‘fii‘fé‘us
' (Convince! from first Page)
in the case and the findings of the
cent: have been sent to Major Gen
eral Harry Fools Judge- for no—
proval. This court martial has been
eagerly watched by almost every
man of the 37,000 men in camp. who
became familiar with it through news
paper accounts of the fracas which
occurred Sunday. October 14.
Erncst F. Leonard of Hartford,
attached to F Battery of the 801s
Fisld Artillery, received a letter yes-
terday front Wal'er F. Hapgood. bus-
iness manager of the Boston Braves
of the National league. requestina
ir’m to report for spring training
with the team. Leonard is a bans-
ball player of repute and if he had
not bC'ClL called in the draft would
have il'ld a chance to make good
with the Braves.
Private Charles Cur-tin of Wal-
thatu. a member of D Battery of the
Field Art.llt»r.v. who died as
a result of a fracture of the skull,
cauwd in an automobile accident at
Littieton, Friday night. was given
military honors today. The body Was
escorted to the: Ayer depot by B
Battery in , command ‘ of Captain
Montgom.
cry, The members of the comma'
stood with baled, heads in the rain
as the body was raised aboard the
tr-a'tt.- Taps was sounded by the
barrier. It is possible that
battery will go to Waltham
Thursday for at. full military funeral.
Rain playwd havoc with schedules
in». l"~“'l‘dilj.'. Most of the soldier
Murk was done indoors us a con-
'intta.i downpour fell throughout the
day and evening. One of the 70tt’oot
I‘-h~‘v"t‘iltit'n towers erectt’d ill
the cantonment was blown down by
tow sen-re wind which accompanied
the rain.
} iil'SIN‘ESS MEN BACK
U. 3. PRICE rtert.
ICnnftnued From Page One)
announced last night.
(in the question of \l‘ ti-tlrf‘r
should i i add tional price tontrollina
auzlrotity durinc the war the favora-
hein': cast
in the negative.
The organization \‘otul 978 to lift
that :‘llilltlrll‘v to control prices
should be extended to all articles of
ilillttl“lllil"(: in baSic intuitrles and
wit ch arc um 'ssrtrirs of every day
1It». also that price con'rol should
extend 't he prices the public has to
joy as well as the ptlt'PS the tavern
metrv trays. "The proposal that price
comm] fl'llhOf'llV should be vested
ill it :~ nail board appointed by Primal.
tlv‘llt Wilsrn was supported. and in
this connc'ction it w. v: sugzcxtrdthat
:icenr-y Wot-K'nt: with such a board
:tn.‘
:iblc supplies where they most bent-fit
:tlre public welfare.
Another “Ingestion that found fa-
rm- in this canvass of the busincs-=
men of the country was that each
leadinc industry should have :t. rcprc
sertmtiv» to advise with price con
tt‘ol an. d stribution arencics.
NEW TELEPHONES INSTALLED.
Twenty instrumentl Placed in the Nor-
walk Division Recently.
Following is a list of new telephones .
that have been installed since the is»
suing of the last list (‘ut this out and'
paste in the back of your direcmry.
l’. .l. Brophy ’
ti Chapel Street ‘ \ 906-71
ii. i). Drundaae ‘
i? Cross Street I 2M3-
.\lt :. Fred (‘rebbin
ll i'nion Park 204%
.William J. Dagon
2.76 Cross Street, .\'. 1651-14
.\lrs. f‘. Deering
last Rocks Arena:- . 866-13
., Charles}. Fitch
ll Myrtle Street, - . 12l9-4
Samuel D. Folsom
Rowayton Avenue 2040
Hugh F. Gilbert _
77.\'ewtcwn Avenue 483-3
E. ll. Gregory
4 Gibson Court 1662-2
P. 5C. Quintard
37 Elmwocd Avenue
Karl V. Raymond
Westslde Avenue. Rowayton
Williams & Muscat-l
5894'
5| Water Street 2046
Ge’orgnl. Von Helmlt '
20lo-
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COAL COMMITTEE.
Thomas W. Russell. Federal Fuel Ad-
nintstntor‘ for Connecticut and chain
m of the coal committee of Consent
out State Council of Defense. has n-
“uniform:
J u m: mm:
L Mosul; .
tin-re '
15M: ter and additional parent $5. The act
macaroni: lichen-them
1‘ REAL ESTATE’MLEO
TROLLEY LINE The following.“ warantee deeds have
been recorded at the Town Clerk‘s of-
flee:
‘dauon with the Bridgeport property. Hamel L Ke‘lofi ‘0 Gem’fie 9- E1“, '
% Charles E. Graham of New Haven, lot In : mag iiit;l Guyza Tenvi and!
and other minority stockholders. re— wife to l-rlomena, VP'ta lot and build-i
cen-tly secured control of the com- tags on Rump strw ’ Sarah E. Ran-
£23 it: 35.51;: 3.5;; flaws; dull to Hattie A. Paddock. and and,
today, said that he was aware buildings at Beaview aVenue and Hill'
£23618”?! "1“ the COBPSBY'S street; William H. B. Orcnard et his.
la a B. W '3 ' .
had found “If; rompeasugagargs :11: w Charles P.‘ Ta’lor’ 1 1'2 3"" ‘m,
considered the receivership the best Comatock Hill avenue; Allen Cole to;
thing that could have. happened under Kathryn M, Conneally, lot and build-l
the circumstances, as it would enable tags on Maple street, Valentine lien—T
tl road w adiust ”-‘ ““5““ 3“““5- ry to Samuel Kuriaasky, lot at RhoE
donolia Park; James A. Stillman, to
George W. Stillman 2 12 acres on:
Strawberrv ‘li‘l
fiiy‘ '13..“
108 Soltem and wife
Jr., and wife, lot and buildings onI
Lexington avenue. and Mark M. Hen-3
derson and Samuel L Weed to Mar-
tha Henderson, two lots on East Walt
street.
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Pounce in MA°8ACHUSETTB.
Several important Contest. for the An-
nual Election November 0.
BOSTON, Oct. 3i.——Massacbusetts,
the only New England state clinging to
annual (lections, thereby will monopol-
ize political attention in this section
of the country on Election Day, No
vember 6. Governor Samuel W. Mc-
Call, renominated by the Republicans
for a third term, will be opposed again:
by Frederick w Minsfleld of run“ _-_ l
Democrat, whom be defeated last ym‘n CAMBRIDGE Mass, Oct. 31 ——The'
Chester R. lawrence, last years pro newly organized reserve ofllrgrs‘ train
bibitioa nominee, alsois running again, mg corps at “we Massachusetts last ‘i
and there. are Socialist and Socialist (me of Technology will start work ‘9‘;
Labor tickets in the field. morrow. Drills will be“ held several‘
The Democrats have been conduct afternoons each week in the South Ar
ing a speech- making campaign through- mory in liOston. More than 150 5.0th
out the state. The Republicans havi- mores have registered tor the cot use
held few rallies, and Governor McCall .1
vpn‘rn_
. ) recorded: Milt-i
to Joseph Henna;
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RESERVE OFFICERS START
Training.
The follow- j .
HOW ABOUT A NEW
OVERGOAT
Fall is here and Jack Frost in
just peeping over the next hill.
Come today while stocks In
complete and make your solace
lions.
$10.08 to $30.00
plans to make but one speech in this
city next Saturday night. The govern-
or is standing on his record as “war
governor," and Mr. Mansfield in his
speeches has criticised that record and
denounced epubiican failure to rediren
lthe high cost of living. '
' The only Congressional election will
be in the Sixth District. for a stJ;<sor
to Congressman Augustus P Gardner.
who resigned to enter the army. The
candidates are Wilfred W. Lufkln. R"-
publican, .\ir. Gardner's secretary, and
George R. Schofleld, Democrat.
A meeting of the fair committee of
Infants’ Knit Wear
A New Line of Infants’
' Worsted Goods .
Infants” Knit. Hoods and Caps. . .
Infants Worsted Sacgues and Sweaters 100,125,139, 1.50, 1.75
Infants White Mittens ......... 25c
................ 25c, 50c,50¢
”w “m 0...... t... comm... wm $2312 1&1??? .‘T‘T‘iii‘igii'; ............ 71.7.2? lia?’zi%?6§la$
by he” P ”an" “em" '“ “"9 Mal" Infants Flannelette Kimonlts, long and short ...... 25c 35c, 50c
street quarters. All members are re
attested to be in attendance. '
launch. owned by S. B. W iison, sunk. ,
at her moorings in the .\'orwalk harbor,
last night. The boat's seams werq
probably opened up by yesterday's
storm
Members of the police department,
bottom .............
88‘ WASHINGTON 81'.
J. I. MALLETTE
Infants Flannelette Night Gowns, with string and plain
80m NORWALI.
will meet in the City Hall. at 2 o‘clock.
Friday afternoon. for the purport? of “A -
discussing matters relative to the Po
iicc Reserve Pension Fund.
Routine business was transacted at
last night's mectlng of Welcome,
Stranger Dodge. No. 364, Sons of St.’
'George. , l
l The First Company of .\'orwalk. C. V
H. 6.. will drill tonight in the armory. '
Captain Charles D :Rogcr's will be in
command. ‘
. cums FOR EXEMPTION '
Practically All Wiped Out Except
Those Based on Physical
I Ground:
in connection with decisions on:
,claima for lischarge on the ground
of dependency and for consideration
in determining appropriate action rel
ativc to reopening dependencv cases?
the attention of the local Board of
fExemption is called to the allowance:
made bv an act of Congress, approV-‘t
ed Oct. 6, l917. to those having claim
for exemption. The act is a very?
isweepinz one, and practically wipeSE
out all claims for exemption except ont
phvsical grounds. l
lnder the act. ample pnv is allowed! »
for every man. whether he has a wife;
or a wife and four children depending'
upon him for support.
Beneficiaries entitled to family all!
'lowance and schedules are as follows:
Class A, wife, child or children (a)
if there. be a wife but no children "5|
iper month. (b) If there be a wife and;
AND THEN ACTS.
raising troubles.
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I(c) For cal": grandchild. brother. Ill-
contains further provisions relative to
contributions from the novmment.
and allotments from cull-ml m’ll
lpoy which are too long and Involved
to be set rnrth. "
80 hr the Board has recelud no of-
.flcila information norm! 1 the send-
llnu of the remaining t‘. »r cent. of
'tbc Kmart: «mu 1; .t... which con '
itltl aimt entirely of the negro",
who have been held over.
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W W. "dink, a blown“ boy.
Muffin-Won‘mh Inocu-
. l00li AHEAD
That‘s what Mr. Foxv Man does these days.
He Deeps into thefuture as far as he can peel)—
MR. roxv MAN— "
-—docs not wait around until about next spring before
ordering his New FORD CAR. He has looked ahead. ”
He sees all sorts of embargo. delivery.
shipping. price
—Also, he learns r). w. v. has a bunch of roan CARS
~some alteady here. some on the way—and that if he .
orders without delay the price is:
TOURING CAR $360
F. 0. B. DETROIT .
.RUNABOUT
$345,
So he steps to the
All—r-i-g—h-t——any time—Yes by the first of
Then ill get a crack at the healthy Fall
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“fig‘ififlthm 20"" ,nne child :25 per month (c) :1 there, " ° 3 ”57“”
at Chapel Street 592-12. :59 xzxrhdifitfxlg'g 22:08:32 am. Fostxaz—t; wise tto it'll: 23mm; 21:33::
“w" K ““9“ C°' ‘uonar child. (in u there be no wife a m; u u' an :1“? 5‘1 wow: 9 ‘
‘0 “ “mm“ 5m“. . 1587 ’wuh one child :50. (e) u there be no ”gig?“ c2531”; °'
qugzgm “mm “”43 wife but two children 312.50. to If. ‘_’ ‘ ' .
' . ‘ . ‘ ' " there be no wife but three children "19 this Dutee w. Flint's?" ‘
Miss Emily '3' MW“ ’820 (g) If there be no wife but fouri ' “Yea? Well I want.a FORD CAR—~please see i don't
. 9i 335‘ “9““ 53‘ 'children with :5 per month addition . . get left!
“- “Wm“ 'nr for ea'h additional chip. . ‘ November.
2" Belden 5““. “23" “c1"; 8 :nmdchlld, parent, brother motoring before cold weather sets lit—Did i buy some
M11i Limb?" Pbair ' or sister: (1 l u there be one mrenl' Utterly Bonds? Sure—with the money l saved by buy-
““3"” 91““ ”‘9 :10. on u there be two parents no.
tag 3 FORD CAR—the best motor car proposition going. .
according to millions of my fellow citizens!" ‘ ,
Go Thou. Friend. and ’Phone Likewise—
Order Your New Ford Car at Once! r
Yours Truly.
Duteé W. Flint
MEAT” 0' fl FORD 8708“ 1”
RM "LAND m “UNIFIED?
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