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u u . 1"!“ throwing competition. originally;
years. I’d-t serials nit actlt’éfiw 10' the Pmylvutla Belay;
attnemserlgwa-etmnasfimw Get-hat to be held in Philadelphia
Gama. hid" alternates at I o'clock.
will ha in lmkeview
the year. The primary reason (or the
.Mtiol of this event is the lane
lumber oi army and navy events
mrded tor the meet. The extensive,
”Ingram arranged tor enlisted men:
.lmwrence or» flow (inland-bu chard.
at the remains.
Charles intellectuals.
WAI'I'ID
so. Will tar cosh Tel. 271 \i'estptm.
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WANTED-LADY
e 01.50 to $3 in spare hours. Plea-
work, no money to invest, must
honest. S. S. Brinckerhoit, .\ew
anaan. Conn.
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‘ WANTED — SOUTH NORWAIJK
memment clerk examinations com-
Dql. 280. Rochester, N. Y. {27 lm
WANTED-TWIN MOTOR CYCLE
or recent model in perfect running con-
‘Clm Either ‘iiarley-Davidson or in‘
“I“. “doubt a barlain for cash. Al-
so lady's l‘lcycie. Telephone 1884.
' m6 at
WAN1ED:;~I~IALE HELP. A‘llElt-
Iran men to learn the rubber bustnew.
"Piece work operation. Can use. 25
roost men.
m6 3t
WANTED—AMERICAN GIRLS F01! ;
packing and inspecting tubes, s.houl
day, 38M a week to start. Advance
meat on merit. Apply Employment ol-
flce, Norwtiit Tire & Rubber 00.
II! II
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WANTED—GIRL TO ATTEND
Store. Sykes Motor Sales 00., 56
Rain street, South Norwalk.
WANTED —— sALseunlnt-l
Mugabe experienced. Permanent posi-
jlon’. L. Golden, Washington street.
WANTED—GIRLS H mans AND
older. for mailing department. steady
work. Chance of advancement tor
bright girls. Come ready to work, Mur-
phy bits. .00.. East avenue.
WANTFD—BY A YOUNG GIRL, IN
a small family. position at general
housework. Sleep home 12 Church
street, South Norwalk.
vy, fl
WANTED—~llRlGll'l‘ Gll‘iIJS FOR
packing room. Good opportunity for
advancement. ll. Jacobs 8; Sons, Bel-
den ,avonue, Norwnlk. m5 at
WANTED-GIRLS. APPLY NUR-
walk Steam Laundry, Day street.
1115 St
WANTED-GIRL ron ”our
work in laundry. Must write good
plain hand. Also. one to bundle
shake out. Goad wages. Appiv Old
Men Laundry. 32 iiuvilnnd street.
plain sewing desired. Reasonable,
Sound View Terrace,
walk from So. Norwalit station. (‘hild-
ren’s dresses made reasonable. Atl-
dress Dressmaker, or call. 1115 31
I7
WANTEO —— NIGHT WATCHMAN.
Apply Jonas a Naumhurg, inc.. 85
Spring street. m4 3t
WANTEFRIACl'IlNIS'I‘S. SEVER-
: n’l all aroundmachlnlstsflliust be good. rooms, all improvements, fruits, gar-i ._
tvaurso—A (lotto~ woon saw!
outfit. mounted on wagon with en- drive Ford delivery truck. Apply l-isr fol 4 rooms and bath, all modern mineral services took live from 0- W-l
three minutes-
} wanna.
:0 LI! cause. www.mdw uu‘. the weight event. It i. expect“ that,
WANTED—YOUNG MAN T0
r0803“. 1363!.
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WANTED—ONE on Two onus
AGEN'DS CAI about 16 or 17 years 01 age. Apply J.l38 Spring street, South Norwaik.
A J. Cash Ltd., Chestnut street. me at
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ho-e in Nor-walk you“! afternoon “I Mn and ollclals will,
at the age ot_ eighty-tour yearn. P's-,me the omission.
An improvement on the originalI
movements. 2 minutes (mm trolley. m; “M“ m m We‘tl’h for Friday's competition is an-:
F0! MINI"! apply 0' F. E iock- www.m' [Lb m_ Ben: ”um by the management .0! ”I0.
wood, on premises, or Theo. Nuendort! y. A. Coleman of 111.“, church oili- I meet, to the elect that. in addition tol
lentil“. mum“, was in Springt‘he seven competitions tor army and
‘ T0 LIT—AT ROWAYTON A FLAT]
WANTED—MEN TO TRUCK AND'
handle ireignt. South Norwalk dock:
_Apply after 0.30 p. in. ms .‘tt
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL FROM 2
War means thousands wanted 10 8 P- In. on week days. Sunday troml To LET—6 ROOMS 0.\' i‘iitST lclatinx. interment was in Riversidcl
lied or “tarnished,
‘with all modern improvements heat,
included. Address Every Woman's
Fashion Shop. 13 Main street Nor-
walk. I
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WANTED WOMEN TO WORK ON
‘ Attplv Employment in. hand embroidery at home. Chance to at 38 llalvicw avenue. All improve- other groceries be purchased ior
P‘rtutt'nt. .xtl‘waik Tire & Rubber Co. make monpy_ Call at Roth's Cmcker,._ments inquire on premises or tale-l which ‘ sutiiclt-nt vile. is charged to
store 23 Ely avenue. So. Norwaik. 6t
HELP WANTED-BY THE Gil:
but a; Bennett Mtg Company, George
town, Penn. Steady employment, good
pay with opportunity for advance-
ment, .also one machine Blacksmith}
Apply to l. P. Miller, Supt. Telephone
number 89 ring 2 Norwailr. [28 6t
“0-? WANTED—ARE you won'rn u,- 133-
.800-85000 yonriy‘,‘.,Do you get it? Man.
woman. wanted; active, educated, esr-'
”nest. teaching or selling ,xmflpnu rooms, .\'0. 29 Pine street.
Cloak. suit and millluery departmentsxhehw no book-selling; will pay you‘John l-‘. McMahon. Tel. 1345.
to investigate. No objection to bus-I
,band and wire. Private interview?
éwrite today, x. Y. 2., Sentinel oilice. l
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:, "7 monum—
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m6 6‘, Fort SALE—EASY TERMS, ltlcll third tier oi." building Cor.‘R. t!.‘i‘lnce; stopped the wan 0'
"- productive 100 acre farm, elevation.
view, large house, barns. Might ex.
change for income property. 1). 6. Hull,
South Norwaik. m6 ml
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l FOR SALE-A ONE FAMILY:
house, two barns and plenty oi land.!
with many fruit trees on 8 Bridge.
strcct, East Norwalk, Conn. m5 3t'
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l FOR SALE—ELEVEN nor as»?
sash an; it. in first class condition?
:Sell reasonable. Call MCGahlt‘, Beldcni
lilil, Wilton. m5 it;
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7 FOR SALE—30 scans or woou-'
land. Also bungalow sites between No,
and roton and Darlen. Address b0x 473m factor-y,
. Darion. m5 at
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m5 3t: FOR SAL5_CORD wool), BLOCK, WANTED — SHlitTiliAKERS. PAY
.wood or kindling wood, Delivered. Ni-
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WANTED—DRESS MAKING AM) cholis, Ponus avenue. Tel. 1322. mi 3“ while learning.
FOR SALE -—- FARM CONSISTIXG:
oi "0 acres good land and 2 large
h see. several barns on premises.
Situated on Conn. avenue, within ten;
Inlinutcs oi center oi town. Apply hire;
A. aniov, iii Grove street, South Nor-l
walk, or Tel. 1852-12.
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FOR SALEf—N'EW HOUSE OF SIXE
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m6 3t Grore cemetery. Mm lllnvy athletes, there will be exhihi-l
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T0 LET—FURNISHED APART- '"M'“°”"-°l‘“"“- l
tions or army and navy work by soi-'
(tiers and sailors actually in service;
ment, 6 rooms all improvements, in-; Funeral Wipes (or the inte Eben. This program, together with the pea;
eluding heat. Address “Apn-unent""1. Church were held this afternoon at! thalon events. the hopstep—andiumpl
care of Sentinel, 135 3:12 o'clock lrom his late home, 1 Conn-twill take up the entire space oi the}
_lty strut. Rev. hunts B. Rowen oi-rtrnck inclosure. l
GABBY STREET IS
edietely. 3100 a month. Sample 10 to 4, to do general housework. floor, 6 Benedict street. Rent 810. Apr cemetery.
dilutions free.- Franklln institute, Hust be able to do plain cooking. No NY 59 Seaviewavenue. m5 313 ON RESERVE LIST
washing or ironing. Two in handy." -- ! UNFNB N57”°°‘I°”*”°‘°' ——-——
State age and wales wanted. Care. To LIT—ONE 0R ”'0 FU‘RNISH-‘ WASHINGTON, Mu‘lb .fi'COIU' NASHVILLE, Tenn. MITCH G—l
“Girl," Sentinel oince. mil 3! ed rooms. Conveniences tor light‘plalnt Val “tilled 10d” “9““ 85"" Once it was Gabby this and Gabby
housekeeping. Call alter six p. m, 68 Roebuck ls Co, of Chicago. b! the “‘l‘ that, but now it is sergeant Charles E.
WANTED BY A Mi. COUPLE, Spring street. tern! Trade Commission. charging ‘1'" Street of (‘ompany 1) attached to the
apartment {ut'nis ‘_iair methods at competition in the 6011- I
30th United States Engineers. Gabby
was known tar and wide as the once
celebrated battery mate 0! Walter
Johnson. New over at Fort Meym‘,
\'a.. he is Sergeant Street.
The first news from the big barit-i
stopper came in a letter to Secretaryj
liaul'y oi the local leali club in which
Sergtant Street asked for his release.
Just what advantage the late receiver
oi Ray Bllulll'rt htal't'tlp' would make .1
an unconditional release be neglected
to static. although Haury wrote that‘
not until a year had elapsed could the
Vols consider the request. 5
So. tor the time being the mnmtesf
TO LET-FIVE ROOMS, SET duct 0! business.
range. but and cold water. All in good The complaint summons the firm to
condition. Mrs. Elisabeth (lager, Mc- answer a charge that it has advortised
Kinley Place, Rowayton. 1m 53t sung for sale at three to tour cents a
' ‘ pound. actully at it lost. but only upon
TO LET-A NI‘NE ROOM HOUSE' condition that certain amounts oi
phone ”51‘ Inlnlte r. proilt on the confined sale.
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‘ ‘ . . ,_ The complaint turtller'conrgca that
To Lib-PLACE. T0 NAT \‘l 11‘" Seal," Roebuck & COW?- with the
teams; :3:.::::..’:::.":':: ........ .. mm mm-
' ‘ uh 3t circulated W“ -‘ ' tins. the
.quulity oi nletchittdifl,‘ . I it! ”in"
T0 LET—6 noous, BATH Aal) MM” ” ""W V .. " ' .
balcony. All modern improvements. Ln-l The Willi! gawk-tn» ’0': will keep Gabby Street “9°“ “19-" ’9'.
Quite 6 Gregory Boulevard, or 'Dhane‘ price "film,” W”. “m. serve1lst, although ihfl'e is practically
:posd ot- iaaaenint CW “'3 no possibility of his ever playing ball
__-, ,crtatlllp: almononly- {Wu M';again. in tact, the Vols are simply
TO LET—A SMALL HOUSE, Fifi been set tor April 1. ‘ lhoplng against hope that Mars will call
Apply to? CHICAGO, March 6.~Oliolaltt 0) oil' the delta of war,
m4 ”Sears. Rachael and col-pal! m0 10 . Within the next week Scrgein'
' Eda)’ that “19 “Bl? 0' “I!" 9" "W "l Street, in ocmpany with the 30th En-
TO LET—oil F‘Oit sAl.n,12 noon “"8 Pm? 9W1 ¢°mvltlntfl 0' W ”"5 sineers, with whom he enlisted back
house. 59 South hiain street. Largel't‘dfl'll Trade Commission “‘3 dts- in the winter, expects to leave ior
yard with barn. inquire 9 Elizabeth: continued last June. "Ml 1_th°rW°, i-‘rance, so he wrote Secretary ilaury
street. 'rt-l. 1249-2. m2 (it of music became sop-rent. " t
“We Wm“ "WEE“! Federal: roo easy WITH SPIES
sstioxn A'NDIFOOd meuatltllt.at.. it! was: nc-s'rtm, March 5.—-More draltlc
’ g‘ut . R. treatment of men convicted tit espion-
and Washington street sui:.-ble tori Scott of the wholesale grocery deport: age charges was ndvocated'by Rev.
Boarding and roominghouse.For fun “‘9'". "W? are atllostl to understand Edward Holyoke oi Calvary Baptist
thcl- particulars inquire at office of “'M' a Complaint should be made nl'Church, Providence. R. l., in an ad-
'i‘hc Old Wcll Cigar Co. ‘ this time." » :dress beiore the Woman's Baptist So-
.. l .cial Union here. last night.
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TO LET—THE
.i. ii. Lincoln reported to the police‘ "Where in every other country I
from his lunch.
WANT
lhe is either forgiven or interned," Dr.
-- ‘Holyolte said. "That is a line sentl‘
'* 'It‘)"i'(‘ £0! the‘Gfl’mfifi ”my in meat, but i do not want my boy _ shot
ills for safety. They're said to in u", back by a 3”. m "hum-my
trying the Krupp iactories for
I
Oli April 26 and 27, will be eliminated; .
lhll mnde it adviiable to eliminate: '
‘took their departure through Room 26‘
”11" 30m“ one had ”0'?“ some MW“ spy is hanged or shot, in this countrv .
Quinlan.
—' A OtsPLAir or .
SPRMG APE/MEL
”ram... Women and (hildren at
Popular, Prices.
JACOB’Y'S
lend Your Government 25 unit
as...
1'.
. Buy a: War
saving Stamp
illitSpase Donated-i!
ummm ”grin m Plus
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3380. arena 8!.
FLOWER BULBS TO BE CHEAPIil.
According to a local flower-grower
Ind merchant. bulbs are plentiful. As
a consequence. Easter lilies should be
somewhat cheaper this year than they
llltllls it
"ill Silliiifm ..
‘grown from bulbs should i lino be
feheaper than in other years.-.
Bulbs tor hyacinths. tulips and dai-
Ttodils are grown in Holland. Exporta~
ltlon to England has almost eating:
in 'i‘hriit Stamps and cash, were taken. “we all Prlctically none of the
The work seems to be that 0! protes-l bulbs 5° ‘0 Germy. 5.9““ l'
slonais. as the teed wires to the school ' getting 3 much “"5" "WP” ““5 be-
was cut before the men entered. There “"9- Bulbs 10" the “"3“ ”wallow"
in really no authority for Silpposinglam also grown in small quantities in
that there was more than one manltho South, but do not com with
present. but the amount of destruc-i thfi. 1m!“ ones. All-‘0“ "9 l'n'
tion makes it seem likely. They err-ported from. Belgium and, while i'.
tered via the-skylight alter climbing would seem that the supply oi: these
"'0 “'0 "elite and descended to the‘ would «be greatly lessened because at
second tiaor where they exercised their the war. there is a good supply 0!
skill in 0m: a tow rooms with the them this year.
dd of a tinny. As there was nothing: Nearly the entire supply or bnibn tor
0' importance to them in the rooms, Easter lilies cornea hw iron Japan.
they contended themselves with strew- They an ”rpm; to those grown in
l"! “10 Pipers in the room around the other countries. even Bermuda. Tile
“0°" Tn" "'9" “med "‘9 “1'51 ”~00". latter’s bulbs were iouud tobave de-
Whm "58" I’m“ m b°th doors 10.1119 veloped a disease that kept them from
master's oiilce and opened "13 dei‘k maturing. Asexportations from Japan
that contained the money and stamps. are now chiefly confined to the United
These were in a tin hm "me" they States. they have come in larger quan-
took into the teacher's room where it titles.
was found this morning. They then,
The Norwalk High school was cute
ed last night and about thirty dollars
by way of the fireplace. The matterl House Cleaning Needs
was reported to the police this mom-
l
ing and Detectlve‘Sergeant Thomas Curtain StretchmJt‘omruth'
Hunt is now working on the case. A 01' Dusters, O'Oedar Hop}: Scrub
queer phase oi the case is that the. men Brush“, “it” M W,
passed up quite a neat sum of money um 1.710111!“
in the basement of the building. Step Ladders, Vaon ,
Washers, Etc.
i
Albert P. Gchelle ' .
Jerome i-‘. Donovan, who was yes:
terday elected congressman of the Zist
So lorwalb.
Phone 10an
Congressional District of New York,’
is a brother-ln-iaw 0! Mrs. Edward J. ,5 "M at,
’ Pro-Qt We”.
ulna reason. Now if they'll only‘ -—~
{1 ll .he Kaiser underground!
Adm-I.- ~Ig figmre .
N. Y., a. n. a n. mth rants
1n Effect Jan. 14, 1918
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORI
A. M.—1:391. 5327:, 6:4”. 0:08
6:57x, 7:182. 7:541. 8:211, «8:59x. 9:39.
: 11:21x.
loisszi':-12:03. 12:52 (Stamtord only)
ltdex. 1138:, 3:17x, 4:321. 5:27x. 5:“
8202:. 6:47 (Stamford only). 7:02:
8:06, 10:07:.
Sunday!
A. lib—12:34:. 6:27x, 5:491. 8:50
9:1”. 10:33:. 12:03:.
1'. his—1:091. 2:44;. 3:12!. 1:33:
5:46. 6202:. 6:57x, 7:02s, 7: in
10:01:. 10:40. , .
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALit
l A. M.—4:10:, 5:30, 6:34. 8:00:
Bz'lx. 9:15x, 9:45x, 10:50:. '
I l‘. M.—12:03x, 1:06, 2:15;. 2:5t
3:30x, 3:53, 4:23. 5:13;. 6:20, 6:00:
6103:. 8:103. 11:13:. 11:45:. '
WAN’l‘i-ID—i‘uldliilts AND l’Rl-Z".
sel's on soft shirts.
WANTED—TURNERS r0 wt...rt
'O' O..-
' ’3
te-
Cluell, Peabody
&C909 Inc.
names NOTICES
by that time
Sundays-
A. M.—6:00, 8:00x, 9:001, 10:03;
iiilllillllilidi
on: Loose Expires April 1's!-
Tb dispose of this large and well known As
Sweeping Reductions MustBe Made
No "helpers" need apply, Ask for My, den, large lot, handy to trolley andi
Adams. American La Dentelle inc.. station; fair price and terms, OWne’l
‘ East Norwaik, ml at to leave town. See Lawrence Agency.§ PAINTING —— PAPER-HANGING
l m4 atldecorating. painter’s supplies; wall
:paper, up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
_ class dressmnker, part time work .by. FOR SALE—GREEN WOOD IN'Estlmates cheerfully given. Trial of-
'A-1' seamstress. Address “Seam- one or two that length. 810 per card. ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
stress," care oi Sentinel. m4 3: Delivery tree. Andrew Shlmko North White, 61 1-2 Ely 'avenue.
. iTaylor Avenue..
WANTEJ) -— AN EXPERlENCED.
slenogrcpher. Apply Clover Mtg. C0,, FOR SALE—DR TO LET. THE
60 D217 street. ' ml at i-‘erris homestead at 198 Flax Hill distance hauling. Light and heavy
litoad will be tor rent from March ist, trucking. Otllce telephones 1581, 300
WANTED—A HOUSE BOY Till" the property can be bought at a,House connection,
.93"), tra ,' wash windows, etc, Mu,,;reasonahie figure. For further infor-
y 149 L08!
llc agreeable and obliginz. Good wag-llmwon apply to ‘1' "Vi“ Dibble, .
es. Apply Dr. Wadsworth Sanitarium.‘“mums“n “we" LOST—AUTOMOBILE TOP cov-
er. Reward by retumlng or notityinl
mt 3t~
Vaast Bros. Garage. Phone 1360. m6 It
WANTED—POSITION WITH FIRST
.- —
Union Parcel Dental-y, Edward J.
Fisherty. proprietor. Trucking. Long
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, FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSE
wag-‘50.“) LEASE OR-REN'l‘fwnh onehaii acre of land on West.
1“.” East Norwalk, small house with: Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn.
‘ - v- ' 1 st be sold at once to class
. M Borden. Address ‘Gard cuml mile. 3 u -.
Sentinel. on. restate. , Small amount of cash rennin
lea, balance. “on monastic. incl“!
. WANTED—CASH ma one rams! K909“ “ °"""°°v "‘"i "m“ m“
‘ teeth. Don't matter it broken. I Dillmam' Tel" “'4'
n to :15 per spaninocash- tor oldl
, gold. silver. platinum. dental poidand':
LOST-BANKBOOK. no. 6088. so.
Norwalll Trust. Co. Finder return to
bank as payment I” be. stopped.
FOB “LE—FARM “Nit SALE Oil
will lease. it room house. ‘with all int-
provemeuts. glam barns. 18 sens
line land. All kinds mat and shade.
The board of director! of the Nor-
and investment
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l‘i‘totd not! Jewelry. Will send cash ,by in“ Midi“- W
'- Man mall andwiii m sands ujAsaoclation‘met yesterday niternool
y ' ear-to:- nnder'a apps-on] of .i at t1: nice at Taylor a Golden and
ta 1. ”not. not a. surmounted routine hula... midi 101“! I. Hayes:
out. —— -—- la'l'. .
' ”ll—ma. slaw-m
roman
. . mu u- so. it. u.
1-: mile tron mm at Westmi- W
50MB THINGS WE ()FFER'
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5% ”373§;’°i«11633"s333,5" 1133: ’ seams coa'rs roman ooons sovs' norms soars
ii”; ' ,' ' “1““ .319“ “ “5-0" Pear: and outer Soaps Sale Price $2.59 to 9.50.
SOUTH uonwsuc TO new. sale Price 13 to 1,2 oil'. '1' Powders
- . "“253: 6-31 r0? - gm nasssns amt cmm mowsv a 3011s saw.
- a l‘tfifl‘al no; ' ' wmglgm to $00 can m 8m 90
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'—:,:lsrld rtonlg nee. . , .
sfifilnlfiié ‘(Bfiggegaglxi um Sale Price $7.50 to $1250. moms run Mill)!“ PIECES 10 yd, m 2,,
, : X, 1 , 3 . . o W‘— . ~ 1
$5? ‘luo'tl. 7:32 (Bridgeport only) .33; Burn?“ UNDER- At 50 per cent count ART GOODS
' a. m P.
. ‘ d . t W . nr'
A. n.—-nzzs:::13;:’ls't. 7:43. tun ZWE Willi“ FANCY Ray: Society $1131: Richard”1
toploilefio; 1:431, 0:331, 0:45 BLACK damn SKIRTS DRESSES m!” 1,3 ”For“.
1:083, 8:33:25: 650 to $1.00. Values 750 to 31.25 m w ‘5 98 Royal my 0“
new "£61: “I: soot-u “ , I u Rope
A. its—12:25:. 4:10;, 4353:. ms 3“. m'lmm“ lvmdul $1.00. INFANTS UNDER SKIRTS 2° per-M
6:50, 8:051, 8:30. ’zllx. 11.00. Pmms m “I
P. I.—12:l7. 3:401, 4:35. .1131 my mum . m mm many an
m" w" ”h" ,. W" ““0 '9” Japanese sari! noses 0031:1311“! and tut-rot-
A. tr—cm, coax; 7:55. 3:»: list , $1.29 1's. , m", 3". ,1...
":;mitll:l:'itrx:1.ssx 2-231. s-upl Tim. ’ m 3139 mm BLANK! ‘ Infants mm
mi. tétta'mix. 'ms'x. inn. 5:» . . z 3013' magma-g 98 0,1”. gangsters oo'r'ron WWW
A. :I t. . : ' . l '7. , - , ‘
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it"s-’1'." ms. a: «a '. .
W.“ sash-litm- W it , Ania!!!“ swell-immense , ‘_
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