—_~M'
U Frank Brandow cf
' is visiting telatiV'es in Reusing-n
fir Judson and family of EaSt Wash.
gltreet, are moving to Lie cg. ‘ner
' xwand Spring street.
mun-b
Md 1" Honilnedleu. of Rowan
W has accepted a position for a.
10' “elm mlh ROSEIS £- Stevens in
their Nomlk store.
The usual routine busint-«s was dis-
;loaed of last evening when the Thin.-
dihtrict commissioners mrt and held
their regular meeting. .
7} The young ladies of the Que Es Club
*met last evening in the Community
Hall .for their weekly session and dis-
. posed of the regular routine business.
J. E. Beet-1:. of the Dor'mn‘: Point
.A road, has lodged a (‘omplafct with the
- belle-e that he had been assaulted by
1‘ his son Carl. The police are aneSll-
gating the matter.
Mariel: Lovejoy [bolt .1: p‘mty of
V ' ”and! to Huntington L I.. on Sunday
in hlfi motor-boat.1fithongh a lery
Stormy passage was expenenced,tel1
”flawed! enjoye e.'d" '
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Semiew w
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“-~ 1 " ~ 3 a M“? - ufi— -. Gmk
Me . V , ”e or Dar-"en has 3111 ship contest between a mug.
G A en 1 ag of Stamford and a. certain 5.01-le
leased the Hickory Bluff pavilion for
the season, this being the second sea-
son in charge. The bathing 1103: has
young man on the Steve Ball Allen.
in fill? 73 E71? xuture. 2
no: as Vet been placed in post: 193 . w- .
i ' 1 " o ' Benedict
but the season is opening early and Charles Pfall and H p
well ' are now on their last lap 11: the com-
. 1:: pa—
pleti‘on of the. decortion of
The d« cora'inn scheme is one
it hcing tiesfgncd by
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The summrr schedule of the local
m
vilion.
of miginality
brunt-‘11 of the Conrecti 111 on any .
‘ .‘ ' ‘ c c, 211 ’ both 01' the men. The apne, aram:e of
went 11110 effec Saturday and 11.10111 , . . . . .
thr- imerior of me butluing is Very
residents are finding the new time ,
, pleastnz.
ry COT“ enient.
T1110 rt’ulilimal piece: will be added
to the Grace Brothere orchestra which
i. lies the music at the point for
t'avicing. The additions will be a sum-
phone and a banjo, and it is probable
on account of lhiF. that the prin- of
dancing for Saturday nights will l)fl
increased. 5 ‘ a .‘i
F. Jacobs Sons of New York 211113 to
have their annual picnic :11 111111111
Point. There Will be 1.500 in the
party and they will come by boa: but
the date has not been fixed as )‘EI.
firm
The Curran family from New York.
who have rented Jesse M. Ferris‘ sum-
mer home at Bell Island. were up ut'er
the Sabbath. althouzh they will not
take possession ol‘ the place until af-
ter thc closing of school.
(”harle: Abhnrl of South Norwalk is
some: at the Skee-
Ball Alleys: On Salli day night he
hung up a record .l’ 36:), the htznest
aytzrage tor the svason so far. \Vhlle
rolling for the high score. he rolled
making wontlcrtul
The Tahulating Machine Company
em 101's, nitmberin 127. or? coming , , .
to 21030,. Pdm o .glunexli ' 11 ill? nine ball: for the forty-paint tub
t . 1 n l. 01‘. a ‘- , .
p mm: 11111114.: in stzcces'fiion. Abbott
vale boat-and will enjoy an noting 111111
special dinner at the point.
rolled the hizlwvl Average at the point
111:1 season which entitled him to the
championship of the city for Sket‘ bah
A crew of 111011 is to start in till-1 .
week ”,3ng .1“, l1'1‘tor1~ (1' ,1. ,, ten 1111;. There are also many women who
Ferris tl‘lie ships 11: the govt-1131111911! M" making remarknbm scores and
tied up '11 “Winn l‘m’nt {W "i" ”W” names will h" obtained in 35110”
7 ' I : v 1 ‘ ’n A
to be some very low tide.: this wee»: “ 1”!" fo1 pub.1cat1on.
and the painters will work from \f 1‘ 11 ‘ 1
fva« n," " .l‘ ,- 1), . ,.
planks plac-tl on he mud :11 low titlv. 1"”) ‘ ’ p ' "‘3‘ ‘3 Roton
l’omt we: 1141th V'ns‘crtlay afternoon
m ‘
if it was true lhnl I1." planned to en-
Tlie young ladies of lllQ'rlFfl Finger , _ .
Circle are planning ,0 site 1111 entcr- lxtrn the dancing 111111011. In his
tainmcnt :1: the ”Gilli-<1 Mm“ h on “newer lie said “it i: »rm- that an ad-
Tumdcv (”an Ju“e I? The 11111) dmon wm be liuzlé «’11 in the dancing
gram will cont-i=2 of :1 “a”; wry panlion. but it will 13/11 increase the
. . . . ".—" ‘. 3%" '2 .'
ileaux. musmal solution-1. and l'OClla- (hm-111;. "mm, Tl"? nlmon “he" "
lion-1.51 .111; (vhf-110,, V” "1 1. ‘0 be “WM? “‘31? M a lamp lazies' room
and give more. Heating su1.1ce 1 do no!
7. It. is stated that there are to be 991-1
. era] new cottages eiected on the )lar-i
tin Beach property in the near future.
Judge Keogh hopes to make an carly,
81811 on his new residence. ;
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The East Avenue )1. E Sunday;
School will conduct Children :1 Day 011-.
cruises next Sunday and a fine pro-
me is promised, The music and
recitafims will be worth hearing .
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The. popularity of the Dorlon Point,I
House. is attested bv the lame numhet
of auto parties visiting that place
Those who dine there believe they;
have struck the best place in Connecti-
cut for shore dinne rs.
Willi. has become of the movement
- an the part of the city of Norwalk to
tile Gilt-Pasture beach for the use of
the city? A special committee is inI
Wee and it is hoped they are still‘:
at work'on the project.
The regular monthly meeting of thel
Mayflower Hook & Ladder Co, was
held last evening, plans were made,
for the appointment of delegates to
the 13m Firemen's Convention, to be
held thew Haven in September. I
Eledtfonts in the vicinty of VVinfielel,
Wet and East avenue. were suddenly l
muM‘trom their slttmbexs at rr.\-
- night last night, when a large Stude‘
fluke? Med into the front of the,
' tomato! Inr. and Mr 77v‘1-ank Raymond
all! Nos 230 East aVenue. The car 5-0111 3
d , ll; east along VVltfi’leld street. skiddedi
m tlfi West anemeni jumped 11 three-g
foot Mment and crashed headlong"
into the» houee. The entire front ,0!
the Me was badly damazed. (Tm-t
' M Raymond, 25. son of M11. and Mrs.’
- mm, was asleep in the from bed-
;1 m. ht fortunately. escap d injury.
Elle a“: suffered minor damages and .
. sins and to a local garage for repairs. ‘
the Marlins been agreeably settled
a, a}! pit-ties concerned.
fir. and Mrs. Turner are at their
ye cold weather of Sunday kept
‘6? the expected visitors in New
an Mrs. George Stevens have
their Tokeneke home for the
“naughty Smith has opened
in Tokeneke for the
W float at
. east wind spoiled Sunday
an amen went into the
l pres: m.
{from the Norwalk Hospital todar.
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'farm at Good Hit-l, of the late Elmer
the DeKlyn‘;
"have placed in position at.
hut in spite of the tem- ’
taken and ice (‘1 eam and cake will be
‘ 1 \ 1
on -a!e. ”"91" ‘0 infirm“ ll 1 {Human spacr
Sior the dancing part ”his yea:. but you
11.21} nrxt reason the public
may look forward to a larger dancing
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val! l1“ to zzcltnr: . 53‘
hidav 9.3:- rnm-n
and patents day 111 the How-nylon.
graded >cliool, The Medan will ilr‘ pavilion Vim 11 for greater dancim’.
held from 1 until 3:30 o‘rlock in thc 1p. re than {he present one." The
afternoon and the “Cult of the pupils‘abmf is the stzllrmnnl which was
in eat'n grade will be in nttrmtne form madr 11:: Mr‘ “MM", \‘csierday after-
for exhibition. All adults. interceied.nmn‘ Mr Bayley “11111111 greatly “mu
1m the work 11. 1111111 cl. ltltt-n and lt-' to enler-m 1‘19 “mm.“ so it mum "-
.iord mom room {111 tie dancers. but
i'a: it vould take a 1m at deal or time
:10 accomplish this he has decided to
Hot it 80 until next run-1011. \Vort on
illl‘ prnmnl atldilion till! lake place
tie fri ends 1110 couliully inxitetl to be
tltis‘ week if the weather permits.
.\l1\.Loomis Gould returned home
Ernest Samuelson of the \Vesl S1110
spent Sunday in Newton.
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Relatives from New York are zucswz
of Mr. ml Mrs. Charles Curse. of llll’i
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..ttomr_t Hazard i't-ntcc of Prop
\Vest Side.
' . put 311nm 1511-1 110112111 .111. atttomohtit.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chitin and '
daughter Dorothy of South Norwalk M" and 1“" Joz'“ Kramer ”Imp
were in town Sundav tamed rclzitix‘vs and fziendfi from
_ 'Ilztolr1‘.~n 1.? 1111 i;‘ 110111.11 M er the wet}:-
Children's Day exercises villi he. (ml.
,1gi1en next. Sunday a: the Congrega-; , ‘-
tional church ,‘ Proicsmr A. 8.611crusq.aged
' St-\€Dl_\- urine year: died :1 Fitch‘s Sol-
The Norfield Thimble Club meets (lit-15' Home. Sttnd 1\.The fut-tern!
Thursday afternoon with .\lts.Herm.1n unit-cs will be held iron 1‘. ixhop‘s un-
IAngzettell.,tle1taking mom: in Rtitlgeport.
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Miss Annie Fitch of Godfrey street June. dauuhtcr of the late Frederick
is spending seven; days with {ill-title am“. Fem-1.71:1 Show. died Sunday at
in Norwalk and New Fairfield. ‘her home- on Nortyton Height]. Fu-
Qneral Ft’l‘VlE't’S will ‘ne held from the
9
Friends from New York and George.
town were dinner
of Mr and Mrs.
[11121 Farsi 21.
family home tomorrow afternoon at
mien-11.: yesterday. o‘clock. lntermcn' 1:1 Spring Grove
Adolph Horn 01 the
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Frrdtrlc‘r: Rowan of South Norn‘alk ‘
has pu: chascd the residence and ‘
Hull. ‘
Stephen Harcor who is rccoxelinzv
tirom the effects or“ an auto-trolley col-
;lision in Bridgeport. Week: :9
ago, has spent two weeks in town.
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Mrs. Andrew Gcrflam. Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Winten and child of Wilton.
Zand Archer Abboit of Hurlbutt steel.
ivere welt-end YlSilOX‘S With Dr. and
several
Mrs. Frank Gorham. , 7'
, One of t to fundamental laws of na-
John B. Sturges of Hurlbutt street 1111‘? is “Adaptation to Environment.
. The Vt .
[who is comalescing from a lecent o;- thc unit; ggc‘lui: 1133:9131? lilietgltku’l‘la:
eration.l1.: spending some time with mans 1‘ gigantic slaughter bOlh In
his daughter. Mrs 0 car Budd of plant and animal life. “3 could not.
Pmspe€lbil€91.(rhange this fundamental law if we
to uld B111, while nature climinates
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“Hop" Benedict. the reliable lite
guard is getting the life lines andf
“boots in condition tor the assuring of.
was: of all who so in bathing.
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1 so in transformation.
transform the dull.
31.110 a bright energetic student—4t
has been done in thousands of cases
simply by correcting his defective
'GS'EB. .
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.“Childrrn’s Day i1- Here]
. small
“ready to protect its frontiers."
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lflobcl‘t O. Eaton.
.Widows’
the unfit by destruction, we would dO‘
cemetery.
mm 1
The Colonial “Fireworks Company,
on- th Dammm Anion; m-
iod of suspension due to the war and
a Gos’ernmeni hen on nice of exNO-
site for .tireworits. has resumed the
manufacture of pyrotechnics here. and
ha I already vrl‘tained 11 number rf con-
um 11: for {ntniehing displays in Allie-T
liet‘eabouts on July 4, noise De L s-
cio. Proprietor of the company, it: an
expert.
John J. Shaman. 39.1171 :1 the
Springdale station rn the New Canaan
¢ .h
11;
branch. and a 1119:1112111 o r- cider cf
Railroad Telrgzanhars f3 N9":
Haven, Friday nightfattcndim a n-
ception to the new president «1 lEtr‘ na-
tional order. which glam inrttzcl .- tele-
araphere: in Mexico «an t‘anzltla. I:
J. Mannon. the newt. p (2 11 11:1
3 ehorl time. telemaxhor at Crdar Hill
station. Con:1.. 11 won small rail and
station. and his: promotion in 11.11.1773 or-
der to presitlencr is alll‘iil‘il‘tl m 111-
I‘emarkahk’ personality and ability.
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A large Conrrrmtinn adhered at
”It“ .\nrolon Prrc‘ntprjp n (lpgrrh Sun-
day momf n2. for the annual ( hildren' .-:
DRY 839113359? n? the Flintlax’»:rhnel.
The floral illiCCtl‘atinng \vt’re- b'a VI!“
and all the little folks Flinl'il‘d res-113191
of the careful trail/15m lhcy had rcCe‘v-
ml by Miss liessie M. \‘t’evd. Who bad
dimmed the preparations. The atl-
drcss of the day, which was listened
In with inure-11 and attention by ynung
and old, was delivered liy Rev. Calvin
\\'. Idauf( 11. vocretary of the Board of
Sundeyeclzmyls of the Presbyterian
(‘htl‘w‘lx The program v3: as follows
Son: by th»1 school. "March on with
banners bright" responsive reading:
r-ra‘cc“ h} the pastor. Rf", “'iliiam Sin.
churn-mug. "Summer Datum" rut-Citation.
“She Brought Them All.“ glam-l R11?-
"t‘héldrf 11's “or." Julia Radioltl;
Pimp." lkumld 8111111051
“0 Day of Sunshine? rep:-
"Liberty." by Remain» Fal-
exercise. "'Phe Flam.“ tour
‘0“. "Jews. the Roan.- of Shar-
on: mutations. “A Problt m Solved."
Henry Hall'lt't": "Summer; (‘tmlu‘
[51177.31th Radium: me by :1. claw: 1f
girl-1. "There‘s a hidden Ina-11%;" rm?
llal‘0i‘l!. "ll." by Henry Bennett; "Sun-
nv June is Here“ lvy A‘hlnn: mug.
‘(lladly we sing His praise-z" refill»
lions, "Two Rosebudr,” Carrol cmk:
“It." Ruth Scribner; “What the Bird
Said." Elinlueth Burgess"; soak.
‘ eve-mire: ‘1)
the pfimory armament; song.
is Otter" rent-lions. "Sings of chil-
aren't! my," EVE. Avery; "Children's
Day." Downy Covert; "The Voice of
God." Marmot Fromm; "Litt‘e l‘ollzs'
Albert Sebooai‘elt and Elvanor. ". 111151201
song. "Jesus is- the mate‘lalrst: finwet . ‘
recitations. "Only (me 11.1.1." lirlwnrd
Covert: “He Crown- our 111-9,“ May
Adams; ”\Vorkesz: All " M5111" Fromm:
offering; addws-s 1.3- ll-11 1' lvin W.
Lauren closing "ll-1 is Fairer
Than the Flowers."
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tation.
hanks:
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NICARAGUA LGOKS .
FOR INVAS-XOR
continued lmm Fr... 1.5.."
It 1.: claimed net-11 that Nicaragua
has done mending Mime m 11501
late the Costa Rica: revolutionary
minim-s «1.11111 Nicnrmd. Costa
Rica's reportm 31111011 is considered
instigetorl 13;. Xicamgtmns 1113mm in
Costa Rica.
\VASnlNGTON. June 10.——Carlos
Lora. trutvsenlnllve here. of President
Tina». of Coma Rica, has made for
null denial of any intention 01’ Costa.
Rica. to im ado Nicaragua.
“The tears expreased liy’ Nicaragua
are baseless and absurd“ he said.
“and therefore she does not md to
implore the hclp of the Americana Goy-
emmem against Costa Rica. Let. Nic~
.amgua concentrate in the. interior of
, her territory the nucleons of these ad-
invaded our country.
vmtuierx who
and who in a low days with great on-
erg\ Vteie repulsed. routed and dtivon
"The-re i
out 01 Costa Rican ttrritory bv our-
troops; and Costa Rica will then with-
draw immediately to the interior the
sort-e that it has at mean
THRIFT WON’T an moows
FROM‘ “are mantles
’Fact That They Have Saved 3 Little
Won't Be Hutu Against Than.
HARTFORD. June Ill-“00101191
administrator of the
law, said yesterday
not be refused to
$300 saved. "If 3
industry and
pension
that aid would
widows who had
widow by frugality,
1111-11: is able to guesses, $4W'o!‘ $399 ”
and seeds assitance to saw her
chllnlen at home, she will be me-
ed,” basalt}.
"The moor-ted limltotlm to idiom!
having more than one child is m
'prehenlon." said he.
need of assistance allow!!! use!“ it."
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been received In the “a.
BODY SN W 9039.
Tmm m “Wm body
“it she a tan
Ammefemwymw
.usmdmmeuhmtt. Thmnp
W. m . Hf? to 93., bride
”A m net with mahynw To
the best 21:11,: scarf-pin. Luncheon
my to Port (“11:111.-
boaI‘detl at 111nm 1.1-. ,\‘.:t1
places Viz-Hit} 111‘.‘
am Fol 1.-
l‘illlln.
reside in (1111.11. .
.. il‘
1w 1: 1:. ,
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were V0?! IIIIYMI‘DU“. CODrl‘l-llng Of (‘13:,
S. Shapiro of New York spent the "1"“ - “'1 ll T‘l 111* ’1’ ‘r. 21—111,; ....
week-end at. the heme“!!! air. mulling "9 m 00%‘1'39 departed ;; b 11: 7:311“, ”11; y a s a. l. - “at
1‘1. Chrystal. 1n Ram-om! avenue. 1‘“ M Bfilfinwbiv mm 11.4. t. . meat. 1 ‘ ~ ‘ «t.
i m- “N_ a..- ‘ a.‘ W
3111.:1- 53.1111 Chi-semi Mk1.“ Yet“: ‘
Shakin and Mills Lexin of Brooklvni-
were recent misiiors with Mr. and M‘s.
B. Clilyetol.
Mrs. Elizabeth anyone: of R56
field Park. N. J.. is visiting 751111 1:!
(er. Biro. Charles H. 31131211111119. in Hm
tic-on street.
eve
.9
The wedding of Miss Beatrice Greer
and Edward Lawrence will lake pivot
the home of the bride. Faint-1:131
.1 I). 1’21.
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June )4. at
the
Chant”: “7, Allison who took
clerk—canler‘e examination and is ell-i
sltle for either twelfth-.71, is sanctum»
ing in the local post-office.
Russell F‘. Thomas. who le “(rallying
the Folsom Foliage. at 1'5? Perl: amt-0t
liar £01111 to considerable 91mm- in
beautifying: the lawn and com-1111mm:
a. lnrgc tennis court, which mm [mm
Mead to Park street.
There was no ball game at the South
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Silk and Wool chalers
Summer“ Masses
New Sill: Bzasscs
Wash Shirk
Silk Snort Slims
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318‘ it: S35
$-19- 5.1.9 5 to $1
. . Si in $20
avenue grounds, Saturday afternoon.
(or thesimplo reason that'lot-u alums.
failed to appear. The mom a: (‘10.!
team from Stamford was here. and it
was ueccqsnzy for Manager Schmidt to
forfeit the guarantee money.
\Villiam Taylor Jennings of 24 Rich-
mond llill mad dicd suddenly in from
of the Ardt-ley Annex, Saturday, «hort-
lv befori- noon. of analna pectoris, of
whit-11 he has: had repeated attacks for
the rust year or so. He was in hi:
«Tth year. an! loaves a wife. We fun—i
m'al service will he held at his late;
homo tt-night. Interment will take;
plot 9 in th 1 En term-n Cemetery.
RvV E.
llrooliizin Tuesday mOIIllLE
(. ( .1111me of “it: Hrlhotlisl Church
will oflirlatc,
Miss Matilda Awlewt- Medan-re.
anuuhtrr of Mr. and Mrs; Charla-s H.
Macintvre. was. married to Harry
Grunt1 11:19:11.». at the home oi the bride,
in llan'iron ttrect. Snttt‘nhn‘: at 5 p.
r“ , hv an, .1, Howard Hoyt, D. n, un—
der the shade of the 8m bunch»
1,- of an old apple tree. with o row of
cedars curving as pretty background
for a mnctlon of this kind. The wed-
dine march was played liy Mr“. George
0 l1: \(‘l‘f’lL The bride. attired in white
mtin uimmed will; silver law and
twat! 11mm: wore ; must train unl-
max-1.911 whit: mm nod «we! pm»
«1112111 up with amaze-blowout: Rue
we: attended by her sister. 11‘ » “V1 "
Mat ’mv who wore pink sal'
med “1"“ lunch and «mm
Hone. .‘lisr: “ammo ourlntxrn 2111*
Min! Rmmnm Merritt. M'lfi?‘”‘l‘~l
wore 111- rn vtl-canfllc. carried lrmhw-m
have ‘1 ‘11” ml with pink mllae rod fill-1
"in
“.11“?-
co 111"” 1 ”"e um! tin“ ewcvt m3
M11.- .111 ‘laclmww 1 "'W omn-
dlt‘ W" n-‘wfill‘Jrlt’l "“1! iv‘v'vg a
whim ‘3 ' 10‘" who had: with;
while (1:! 31. "1 1:1“ 91 :3 ~11 3111! dial“,
Minion“. l‘limlos \anfvl vl‘ Rabm.§
N. J.. 11m: 111-! man, The l-s’irla‘e 2'!!!
to the 1 0.11 was a diamond 1151-qu
set in platinum; to the maid of honor.
a bar pin: Mrs. Everett the pool".
a pin. aid the other atom-amt: their
Home Oflees
, Are Calling
For Both: Workers
The government 13-111m- ro-
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DECORATE
Your Ceilings and Walls
Make Rooms and Halls attractive.
Keep them looking fresh, clean, sweet
and pretty.“ the time. You don’t have
to quad a lot of money, just a dollar or
two a room each year. Decorate with
This is a. calcimine of the latest and very but
kind. It came. in powder form, simply need:
to be mixed with water; It is my to apply,
dries quickly without unpl’cunnt odor. makes
chaining effects, is sonitory and will not come
off. Only needs one coat.
m COLOR YOU VJANT.
We 00!“ “if ll much It wallpaper t"
othirdumchuflotoibuint. 011., 11
«Sing or $1.00 for the walk. Saves little,
trouble and Me Please; menisci-15y.
COME {N AND SEE US ABOUT lT.
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Attention to Ford Owners
SALE OF HDHEYCOMB RADIATORS
THIS WEEK ONLY
$23.00
Radiator Repair Shop
ZfiflainSt Norwallt (11:11
New Victory Model
”Che, $1, 475 f. 0 B. Rafter."
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wafiwamwm
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cmtin‘hriucmlm
larger W “lulu.
mmmm‘
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position: minted-g em 7.:
Cut Be Delivered Ilnmeiiately
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