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5 Ask $10,000 Damages of Two
l . Men Whose Car Is Claim-
hw ‘ ed to Have Killed John
US AND OVERCOATS 4 Collins [knowledge of the ‘nu ane‘in‘m .. J .ihil-5
2 any of the plaintiff. and deem it sut-
Flight Styles M
V . ‘ ((‘ontinued from ‘ ) m rent {0 pay costs.
Right Prices ' “n“ ”59" i 0' ”HS writ. with your doings there-V
i .. ‘ —~ ion. make due ser " ~ ' ‘
1:500 and better lsand Dollars ($10,000). the goods or. Dated at Norwiriite 3:11;; 2:1”;- f
g _ estate or John H. “empe and Frank’Septemher 1919 ' ~ h ay 0 '
EBarry, both of said Norwalk. and them) 7 , i ‘
summon to appear before the Superior.
court, to be held at Bridgeport, within
and for the (‘ounty of Fairfield, on the.“
Just. Tuesday of October. 1919, then
land there to answer unto Sadie (‘01-.
thus. as she is the administratrix of the
.estate of John T. Collins, 1
statute. in such case made and provid-
ed, the sum of Ten Thousand ($10,000) i
Dollars damages.
l hereby certify that l have porsonali
‘ . JESSE T. llI‘NBAR.
tornmtssioner of the Superior (‘ourt '
ior Fairflehi County. 3
FOUND WITH THROAT CUT l
SOUTHINGTON. Sept. 25.—-Patricl\'!
Norwalk deceased i an of said iimisk. 200 years old. was found dead1
iwhm-j ”-1 l . - t1 ‘avcnll' action. today in a loting house here. The
e n e p arntlil”, as ”1°“ “mum” ‘polir-e were notified of his death by
‘i’ ‘ .
Lgmeph DuVls
tratrix, complains and says:
5.: ZK'ASHINGTON STREET, i I. The plaintiff, on/sppmmb” 15th James l‘unnigan. 70 years old, who i>
was duly appointed ad ' " .. “'i ' V V", ‘ 1'
,_ W 7 ' i ‘ , rrirnrstrdtrr). of wt ‘1 ‘0 “3“) ““d “”h H‘”“‘" (or
c JLTH NORWALK. illim estate of John T. Collins. deceased, stable Mc-(‘abe went to toe in'itlinh'
. y the i’i'Obdle court for the District. .1 d f l tl I ll ~'<l*'~' h' "
__,_,. oi .\0rwalk, and. on said day she no rouse an (mm m 0” h ‘ ”‘7‘
" _A ’ had been (‘llL
eopted said trust and gavu a probate
. "‘fl_
bond,
as provided by said court. tm- (‘orner (‘alhoun conducted an exam
l
ination
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I 9 E ': filigofifihlgulln 1:011:15; efiigliltgi‘nggltlig: . of llunnigun in the town hall.
Iiy ewt ibm‘n' and now ialthr- duly qualified .ui- Dunntzan claimed that he found lim-
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ministratrix of tin: ”my" of ”H. mm isk ly‘ng on thi- floor in a pool of blood
iJUil'l 1‘. Collins.
when returned home- last night. lli
3: 0n St')|lt‘lllht'l' 23th, 191%, iii" “as said a but!» was found in the
i2-0:?“27161‘1!”“mi Jttim T4 ‘5““7'1-‘5 room. After the questioninz. lhinni-
. ;,. '. :I (t ‘ It‘t‘ Si'tt .-; ~
'W” . lull .LiVi'ilif‘lo‘, in tlit-”Stunil'iylrqworn):--tli‘i‘:ti)tl. tau ""1” lucked "5 a witness m 'h' I
“ 'aud. at tl;-- t.ru< ilt‘lt‘iiliiiltl niontiun. t':t>‘t', [itlltiillL‘ further inquiry
i"‘ii “" “'"5 ”i-t't‘ulin: .IriiLu'i charm- - , ~—"— '
i"! 3‘ ""i.‘ it I.~I¢‘ltti Fnrtl llltltlu'i :3rt MORE PROPERTY DESTROYED
'iontohilv, unrntl and pUSsvssml in
SATURDAY NIGHT
i\'lltl\\ ll as t!.. ('nrinw-tri-ui7.017“: “(llama Island Sound ”7 23mm ur’o-nrutt'
i'ti.\i intuit“
.nl' Fairlitltl
t‘nrmo-t-tit-ut.
..:irr7tt:ttlons. | l_ l‘prrna
I
.r.vrn: at a point a >iitltl
Jrlistartm- o;:>it'll_\' or Buckley's AJII‘HE‘.‘ .. ~ .
Stirriiiit‘ti, in said .N'ntlthptit‘t, tht- hiiitiinu.0d h_\' the “mt-lieshr AMI” ‘U'y
i‘tii'iii.‘ i1lt)‘.l“ill hi.‘ Hi] to a stop. on “N.“ mud”!
thr sorrtixu'l} ].i-< right-hand side or i"
said highway, t'itb‘t- to the trucks oi
, _ liliu i'trlllit'l‘litlli t'orupuny, and he
y, “1,, m; «mini-miaiisihtn d ”1”“ mid car and iwt'nnio- on
:ztgt-(l in lin' not or adjusting m inflat-
, in: a i.lt'. on tho Hair tiuht “'iio-t‘l til
'i'" m1)“ ihis >£iiti t‘ifi'.
..t' 3t l-‘ofli -.‘.. Hu said rid]. day or Sr-pto-ruhv-r BIC TRUCK BREAKS
..- ~il\t'ti' illltililiiti about 100 3:0 p in, tho- do tvnttattr THROUGH sEWER COVER
”1., Viv-mt». «nun-r or :i cumin
i .(‘imndlr-r in automobile, which “its \\‘hili- of tho- Roodnvr
""1” “vi lit-in: tilleratt-d in a reckless. (‘lilt‘it'ss trurks was tielher‘in: a load of silt“ I-
ian-l izezlim-nt mannei, by th.- tit'irlltl- build
- idiit, l-‘runk Harry, unlit-r the (illt‘t'iitlil
mil)- up lilt' St'il'n'i‘
:3‘ .', 'tvt ilrutlp-rs‘ii'im iiiilliGEl'ORT. fun. '_’.'i rlt‘ytrth-Ir
‘ifl'l' £‘le‘\”“" mul- 3..th do) oi servo-Au t'\ltit‘tlt‘o‘ iii.” the'l mtori mans \ya,‘
i - - ., ”It M'tl John I. tomu.‘ pro [tiil'llle fora gloat mtwnwh- .it hi
J) VI n tnfifi) r”! E it'll]:'(li‘ilih'lji‘ixllllfthl‘ .‘itlli (iii. ill .0" wit>l H-‘np “H\ .v‘l‘nliSliC!‘ \\ 31"..‘iL'n‘0 ,1. ‘r\.;,:‘
.,_ t :t» r~ t.) Filler: hti)‘ (‘il‘tf‘iit‘tL on the lili‘iii' l.:;li\\.ty. ”HHHSH‘ hm“ Hum} b) ”w Mn m; '1
l
I
Smithpurl, in tho- ‘l‘mvu 'untl cannon primers, nmv regarded as
- ~llt'l t'\-fllii\' pas‘
lle‘t-it‘r'ts' hy tin- government,
The primers “hich \vero- nirttiufar-
rtur rut?
.‘tilllifi i
I
‘. :4 ill ‘1" ,
- panv and \vt-rrv in cases,
upon the
a itlt'ili dot-k. under the stnu'tvisinn wt.
and tit‘tillfllL‘t
i - m. .
| "1 <l0'2illlt'l' (it-nt-tai lait'il}'
thrvernnu-nt illsi'llf‘ltli‘>
officials. and will br-
\vho-t'v in this \it'init) II is <ari.
clumps-ii sum.»
i
. nu.“ \-.:ll mmt ut nrittll‘
o illi'li“ oi‘
» i - nyiu-i
-Hli t' 2'!
\‘c'i> lilt-
. -- \v. "z t " u .
I.- Hi i i ii an“ int:
') rrlrrii‘WI
ttrnl steel at the new Rondno-r
in}: on “'all street. at #120 )‘0'rit‘l‘ii:‘_\
’4‘“..- > >_ if, ~_ and stun-rvision oi iilt' defendant, . ‘, . . -k l |. i‘iltk
ii \Ventpe. and. on th.» sartl turnpike m- afternoon. tho- till\|'l hat er its 1
i ll'osl road, ill said Fun'lit‘ld. and “l" with such r‘urm- again” the t'tlrhtm:
Iprouching tilt' place when: the .‘iilli that one of the year whet-ls run up 0!“
0
\TOR WALK '
’ ‘« llin \v .‘ .. ,_ a ; .
i( ’ S ‘“ Hudoed' H ”myhnd‘ the sidewalk and ('l'n>ilHi through lit"
i 6. l'pon ”urchin: a point rlom to .
ii llu- \‘t‘Wt‘i‘ 'llit'
3' 11‘ 7’ ,“ilt'it- iilt Sititi ('nllins was t'nkngqu
50‘ IE I 1 ‘ux‘ it;nr‘ot~‘.‘t:tl, liit- said automobile nl "Ml”
m"-
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manhole rover to
accident I-ausml r-onsido-tahlu
merit for a while and it was necessary
to build a temporary platform or plank-
sqtlar t" m pt'ntt-r'l
said tic-fondant, \\'rrv,.-‘s-, “as suddenly
snervml to tho- right of the hizlnvuy.
and HI lro- rtht ut the car on “ilit‘il
(Ind Pasonal l it'ttlllns has “'Hliilnu. as aforesaid. and
.in [Illh\ili}l 0" ill iixili. iiH' >iiid li.‘
NE 5
, I I ‘-
.‘t'--ndtiut’s automobile struck the >aid
He”
in: several Teri
pedestrians :roni “.tikin: into tin.
hole.
v
'plailitiiTs' intestate, John '1‘. (‘oliin.-, _
‘uith great torn- and wag-nun
é l lly reason of lwr'n: struck. U- S. MARSHALS GUARD ,TRAJNS'
Iaforesaid, the plaintiff's intestate, Wit.“ TAMPA. Fl". 5'1” 3'" PAH-M
jliil‘u\\‘il a distanci- of ahodt th.ity tmr train pmvrim: .1... 1.)...sptnt.» mini". '
ionto tho- around. asd i'trn tH'o'r’ and. by
‘r'easorr or twin: >0 .‘illlt'k. thrown and
‘run 0‘ i-r', ilt' Sutio-r‘i-tl a frat-turn ul thi-
-..:~ _\'.-v.~ Yuri: r-ity links-krill, tun lnukwn lugs. a iiitik"il nun,
il.‘
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region of liillsborough and Polk t‘--urt 3
1h I'M” U ”Ml h”. (“In lit 5, Where a siilk" of llllni‘lh has ho ii:
in Dl‘tigl‘t-SQ for sou-ml \vm-ks. “a.
~\ H' '11 Mi“ t Til") “"11 ' ” crushed "]"""» and “”"T S""""' ”“3 livtivilv L'ureido-tl toda." by Donut} l'ul‘
H ,1“ hum, .u r--l:r [and ll’lJth-s, \\'illt'il i..,.-uh.-d in iii> H] 51m” Marshals. The “Hm“: ”r
,death, on semi day. 1 i ' i , it trrtrritn' of
. . ..‘ .- .- r - 13,- I ; '
i k. .\t all lilllh'~ iit'l't'lll un-ntmntltl. 1"”n'” “NH.” 0 I
- -7; .tlir >£iiti trill-suite “HS in tliv t'\01"l>t‘ -ili“‘i"“. followed ”HM”: h". strikt'i‘f‘
.
. , _, tut all duo- urrd i't':i.~ottalilv t'ftl'l'. on hi< ~m<l .1... film: upon wxm-al nut”:
i 'Yl' "7 i‘t‘” i“\""' "lu'\>';p‘ll‘i rvqniro-tl 'rmi lri~~ nitriit< 'nvl H i t
l 1 i '. ' . I ‘ e
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~ . . c .\ :‘(itvt it “an ii
2.. up my i.-liiit‘5.\‘,1|illi ll! chm mm liilti t-vtklt'~< mm 3'! he ”"1” ”m' i' a
‘l: .m'. \lr you” ii l‘uv :‘lurt (it thr iii-lt-ntidiil, in tint! iln- «.r'ti "”0““
, ‘ h ‘ 'ti’ lv'inianI. \\'c llllit.>, autnmnhii', v 'r.‘ *7
v - 41.. till '~‘ --"' ‘ ,, " ~ ' ‘ -'
_~.“_ i": All. Mitt Littil it) y'ilt hditi li‘ lt‘lltirllli. N0 OFFICERSI TRAININ GCORPS.
.l i..rr.;_ trr Iii rm tint-(trim ..n.l stun-r « i
r,,..,.-,~ .l... ... t uli‘l wit 01 \uion o1 t'w tirit‘iltiillli. \Vt-rupr. itii‘i ‘#7' ‘ . ~ l i
“I . \ . 7.1.1“ ._ an: “i tin-‘lur tin dt i'iilirini. \Vt‘ltrlu, a: 2 iv! i‘.‘ ”\RTFUHD~ SW" ‘hTATHmU‘ H“ '
'l i», :’.."..».' |.rli’.'-\ ll Twi‘. tr. Kit-in. :0“ (lanai-1...”, m” "i ‘i’t'Ni. MN 1. ii" “'1” not have '1 “4T“, ““3“”.-
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. ”I. f. ‘n u... n.1,, ‘ ”n ]‘l~\.~|’;-i. . ”11:3 .hu infill? 01 Du ”mum“ pmhs umt or :my other trill.
, ., ~ ‘ > .~ ,~ 'I u" \tl'. I“: l\\Il_\_ in . . .,. .‘
‘iiili’il;;‘i'.i ~.. d Hm!” Hm! m t..:.'. 1;“. (.,g..rirlatrull this )rar. .‘utinr,
\.. in it turn ‘liiv .,. ,. roam run >;ti1i :iu‘uumtvl“ t;- :: i’lf'kllit “7 ”i "T." -‘\- i" 9‘3”" .liillU‘JTI' "
v, ”1, -, ,;-..;- 1.. n.1-h liti'liiiV, :trtl f."' li'wiy .Itnl “:nttunlv «.l tmi..\' ‘hr- Mutt-nit nt \‘WI‘ "i-“i' in,
, ., l ‘ - . , . .~ . '
.; _ "l .>.rl‘.i»il!}‘ “th .rito 1.10 .,mi (”liars “1.1mm 3.1m; (titznt-ntiun with '1" anntilll’lf‘t-nH-n'
iilllii nv ~ -ml n. \trzrnm: u: llz; ;. .-
'i~'1‘~' ~, from Sir-rotary of \Yar linker to th: .
l
ltl‘nu. h. :tttl, in that the- .‘lllti it. 1. ml
— M. .. . .i“”'~ \V' “‘1'“ ‘. & iv-irmwii» up t.: I~ff¢'(i that 273 roiit‘fl‘“: “Dd *"ii‘mk'
. . ya, ». ‘ ,. fi. . .. '
dawn ”-de “l1 t' -1 ‘» ‘i'\ id In th. light or tht- ('tit' or it... said were to have .‘\I(h training t'OTl ‘~ 5
,' it',‘\" ttrrlrtr,Yti\\' :nr bore-st ((iiiln>, 1,". pursuing infirm] (if 10 {hp Qon "after ”m di<bundiu' \r -.‘,_.‘,
> a . I - .— ’
. , - 4, to ink" ll 1 her duties i"“~ 3" " it" “MUN" I‘C‘quired: and, in . . i
m 3‘7”” 11 r I ”1”" '1' 'it‘n-ntiant. after 1hr said au- student "rm-V training corps, A “m.-
~t.:t‘i(r 1980 e - .
. . :
itmuohih hml struck tlu- plaintiff's in- time organization. at Trinity. i’rchsb1
iiesmte, as. snort-said. cominutd on its dent Luthrr asked for expressions. ofl
, ' u - "ii i . ‘
39‘”, " 1‘" “H" ."ng. ,m ”duel“: opinion from the students as to the
lls Mu LL. (Ir lirnkdlg intiliti'ies as it) th“ ) 'l" . , , ,- , r n n . ‘l f'
tondrtion 0; HIV plaintiff‘s inl(‘:‘lhfo : ,ad‘m' H 1‘} " totmmi. "f ‘ ‘0‘ 0 i
and, in that (1).. .1..g.-m1;._m'__ mm uumpmilitaiy ”whim; organization. .~o few.
.
lntobilv. in being Opt-rated hy the said ‘ ammzrti‘.’e expression: \w-re handed;
.liarrv, by the defendants.
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HAT FACTORIES
from First Page).
(t"..t‘.tiri“t'I
. Mm are ()E‘rznnizrti. and the , I. , . . \\t'lllpt-s, in that it w”: doom. .1 n. m ”f. 1111154
H ' i A ‘ A 7 ~ . .- . tlllt'l' ion aru rlr .7 I"vi.~llin. was no: trrr , . . .
W |"“ “I“ ”mm “Ant dbhll’ (:2iiti ('o-rv tiiu fittju . (.iintvul t).- ,1" (.h l" I, l‘ anv H.” (il liiiillal‘v truil‘irr“ .i tn.-
0 i a I i . I H ' ‘ ‘ ‘ r ‘ .r J .
’ ml the ernployes .n .. arge.
r '" .'. ..‘v ‘ .. . t ‘ tl‘Oili'Ef‘ this \znr 1nd ”‘1' urn 'i..r‘t f4 "
M". «M 1'. Norwalk, and aim-J” .m- . i .‘ [width 5 trite. tau, l r..u l7. '- . ‘ i ‘5 ' .
-. . .1 2 , , {p a fat'torv in the“ olhn~. a. the time of his injuries .md the academic year was mapped out
“flat“ “1 "r “ ' 'dmtth. as aforesaid, “as about thirty
.- ..; . . r. -r- out union; with that in mind. ‘
‘1“ i" "'9 I” ’1‘ 'six (1)6) years of a2». of good phywv- ,, . _ .. , . n i
“5.3 , ' 4 I, . . . = i rather hope. trout-yer, :yrd 1 lil»‘
‘ , que, in good health. and PllLrtLtti .n ' .. ‘ 1
\. . NTED 7 \‘Y OVE liESlRlNG the occupation of chauffeur. it. which “SN" Perkins 'Oda)’. that no ‘-;i:l.i
._ A * .- . - ‘
. ~ ‘ 0m occupation he had been engaged :or a have some. sort of military trzribin': :r’
003’ “‘9 , period or about three years, and he
Mrs. Henry Keeler. left lr.rrr surviving, us his twirs at law, _
BTW“! River, hor-iz‘mlirm-xt i‘f km'lliit‘i‘iifdgrzi 13.22.1811)? ‘ District Deputy Mrs. Daisy Payne of
.. ...~ orns.t1epru re. . . .
l i an» , . _ ~ 't
a] ‘ J ' p .830 minor children, John T. Collins. Jr‘...“mona ('OHDUI' N0. “1' D‘ 0‘ C'W
aged iiiiitPhD ypqrg. nrqv dQCfiask'li' went '0 Itanbury last evening to lake
and Grace Margaret Collins, aged nine‘ part in installing a number of candi-
i
years. tdates of the Danbury Council in the,
The plaintiff claims, by force of that Adoption degree. She was 30mm-
roo LATE fin cufis‘ificfimmpanrw by sums Mrs. Harry Izmir,
.:.:|-l\i a. lir'i. years
tail It‘.
i‘lett aw l.‘.-.
Trinity in the injure."
-.i."
ire People’s Trust Co.
Stiulh Norwalk; CORR. W A Milt—E D _ ST‘l—iNOGRAPHER,iwjtz' and Mrs. Frank shepherd. .
with knowledge of bookkeeping. State, HENRI'HOUSSAYE DEAD. '
i .experience if any, and salary expected ~ i
e". .sits, Capital and Surplul
' 'in first. letter. P. A. Box 463, Southi PARIS. Sept. 25 (Hams—Am.
i over $600,000.00 Norfimlk, Conn. I .nouncexnent. is made of the death or.
i . . . ’ -- Henri HousSaye, administrator anal"
1 re‘: grant—Chas. P. H1118 , WANTED—+1703 33:92:12.1}. HOUSE? former director of the Haves Agency-fl
i
Vice-Prefident—H. K. Le.
‘.ecy.-Treas.—Leroy , Hontgon‘
ery, ‘
work. two in'ramiiy, competent maidfime ”money” French news dis-
Gtve references 'and address “Maid," ‘flbutinqofnz-JMOIL “3 was born
care of Sentinel. rennin-y 24, 1848. and was a member.
' . I. .. —'io! thematmmd of the‘
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.1 HOWLAND’S .
Entrances on Main St. Fairiieid Ave" Cannon 5!. ' ’ '
l. M.
WM, m as, me.
Store open ’til 6;
Bright warm.
? blanketsfor
many uses.
Blankets to be made up into bathrobes
bine warmth and comfort with beauty.
Blankets which are essentially comfortablcs—to be
Bought for their‘armth; but to be enjoyed because of their
micellent patterns and good colors.
Blankets to be used as couch covers 2—handsomc dark
tolors in unique patterns; lndian designs of characteristic
tflect, for example.
Blankets for traveling use; substitute for traveling
mg. Firm and even of weave, delightful to tuck onc‘s-sclf
In with, serviceable.
Each new and clear of pattern, fresh in its charm and
beauty.
which com-
Robc blankets, with cord and tasscls,—
5‘ r . $5 and $6.75
" Jacquard comfortablcs. 70 by 84,—36 and $6.50
‘ 72 by 90,—- $10
:1 lndian blankets,—- $7
1
Traveling blankets or rugs— $6 and $6.75
ROBE FLANNELS for bathrobes, a great many dif-
ferent pleasing designs and good colors—per yard 69c
Good light rug
. for service.
Light in weight, but wonderfully tough and durable
3nd iitractive.
Sanitary too, for its close-woven surface is practically
[mpenrious to dust and such.
its patterns are good; Its colors include green blue and
hit, some of them in two-toned effects.
Such is the rug of wool-and-fiber; the two stout ma-
Lerials interwoven firmly and with good re5ult.
Reversible. attractive, fitted for service in the children's
mom or in the bedroom or In the living room.
One lot, 8 1-4 by 10 m fcct—
d‘hird floor. :. ’.
£22.50
,5“? i. t
Boys’ corduroys,
fl)ouble-Service--$l3.50
i Crest combination!
i Double-Service suits are the Howland Store’s own.
ve two pairs of trousers. Ready for play or occasions,
car twice as long as usual suits
;' "And Howland corduroys bring their long-wearing
l
mm, in addition.
' {The one fabric for boys clothes that goes through every-
flfing with an active boy—but doesn’t let him go through it.
,; firmly-sewed suits, Norfolk belted style,—~ $13.50
t}.
a! ‘33...
F; 3
Front basement
Extra dollar
, in tea & coffee!
Cl!” for remainder of this week, just to make it: sun—-
’ , -xmaonnummh.‘donu
H. --' urn-madam! -
i 'ApounddeOWCDflJ-ccnfm ‘ .
lg..- pmmmamgmmngm
-. . of Howco Gown co ca. real!!!
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tab .8 Q
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1N “miner—I‘ll- and m i
Saturdays ’tii 9.
evenly and with good effect.
to $3
Goodyear or” 01.25 to ”recounting—51.7.5,
House dresses
of attraction.
House dresses can bc serviceable and durable—rod aft
tractive too
New ldcal dresses are here. They prove the claim. ~
Of course, they are made in simple stylcs for thcy JO
essentially dresses of service.
But their lines are graccful. They fit smoothly Find
They are well made.
And they are made of clear attractive cheerful per-
cales in new stripes and small-figure patterns.
Splendid opportunity to choose color one most like:
—range is from pink to gray.
Reasonable certainty of finding correct size—Ml sizes
up to 46 are ready.
Exceptional dresses. of real value.—— $3..
Blackboard fun
for young folks.
Given a blackboard and a box of crayons. mmt .,:~._y.
little boy or girl can get hours and hours of fun.
Remember the pictures you used to draw on the bum!
yourself !
Good slate boards. germproof. easily clarinet—S00
to so
And some of them have pictures to be copied!
Fcur‘h nm 7.
Football for
days to come.
Sure; long before the Reds and the White Sox have
t'h.‘.' .J
finished their scrap in the World's series. we’ll be having
good football weather—and plenty of football.
Ready here—the sort of stud .1 mm needs in (ct
right into the game with a vim.
Sweaters l Breeches , .
Jerseys . Head guards ,
Shoes Nose guards 7 p . g
Footballs .l
Ftdr". fur. I
Hot water
for comfort!
Yes; and for health.
Many a child has been saved illness by comfort of hot
'Z'SWFWV'
water bottle as bed-covers were tucked in.
Sometimes it was a metal bottle to warm little fcct;
sometimes a rubber one snuggled right up close to back!
Pretty soon, there was little boygor girl soundly slccp~
lngL—and a cold “broken up”.
Same thing is true of grownups—hot-watcr bottles
and such are good investment in eyery home.
Here are dependable kinds ready to enter your scrvicer
Metal bottles, nickel plated, shaped like canteen, sizes
from 3 pint to 2 quart—$1.50 $2 to $3. ‘
Wearevcr rubber hotWatcr bottles, sizes from 14 pint
to N0 2—75C to $1.75 '
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Wearcvcr fountain syringes, $1.25 to 31.75 "i .
Wearever combination bottles and syringes—$1.75
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Goodyw red rubber hammer batting——
xrze 2—3:»: to 32 .. nu 3-41.25 to 31.71
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