. PAGE FOUR
a. unfiiuu
M ' und in some days they have had
.Emhard time foraging for food, and
iprecious little of that they get. as a.
imie. unless some kind person furnish-
s it to them. _
ifhe back porch and watch the birds
congregate
tied chlrpin
STIONS SCHOiOL1 NURSE.
rs of the Sent ne :
th Norwalk school nurse was
' rigllitly err-ported in the Sentinel wnlch
ve an account 01' her talk berore
(38 meeting 0! the Home and bchool
League one evening this week. sne re-
~- fleets on the service of every!) “2:013
" " ' Norwalk by say ng e s .
“.1“!wa 0‘ in all the schools in
QUE
To result" 3 will be music to your
cars. Put out the crumbs each new
and you will find that the bH‘dS “ill
appear regularly for their meal.
STILL AFTER SOUTH
~ lta ' con , . .
‘h" “a“ 1') nt the manor British mmlit)‘ m‘t‘ £0“: to ”Wk“
Show it was a misconception that Eu-
mum nations like Great Britain and
Germany had in the past outsold the
l'nitcd States and South Ameritn.
and to demonstrate that the llKl‘i'Ll'fx"
oi the United States during the war
was merely an enlnrgcmr-nt of old and
long established business. H" said
this was contrary to the impression
that the United States had taken her
opportunity to step in while European
unions Wire engaged in the. wax and
take away the profits of their busie
nose.
"The simple fact he continucd
"that the United States had Tia/I been
(unsold in thc pawl and in: litllv
causr for worry «.4 to v3.1.2? Huron-ans
F. E. PARSONS,
Janitor of Fitch School.
East Norwalk, Jan. 24, 1920.
)liss Helen \Vilson of Bridgeport
was the weekend guest of East .\or-
'31”; friends.
..__—.
\X'illinm Northrup of Port 2lci‘fers‘on,
L. I., spent Sunday with Last .\or‘
wall; friends.
The regular mcetin: of the Que Es
club will b0 held tonight at the home
of one of the East Nor-walk members
of the club.
5
“\-
lek“ Mabel Johnson 0f, §txmn10t are going to take. away from lmr in
street ha: accepted a pomtxon with future.”
“10 M‘WNW Manufacturing company, Protesting againut Ill" lmhil at»
tributed to some Americans in 21"?ch
ing to American importt rs and mnnu~
facturnrs dealing in South Arnricn
nu dishonest," .\lr. Robe-risen insisted
lilt’i‘e Should be rcirxli‘tinzt< made, No
East avenue.
There will be a meeting of the Sun-
day school board of the East avenue,
ll. E. church this crcnin': at S o'clock.
Place breadcrumbs on:
and get busy. Their sans-g
AMERICAN TRADE
usuuuunn
GREENWICH, Jan.
late confidential score
the town's fund, - .. 1‘
tofinv. lunz was held in seemed In
for thc Sum-mn- court.
*' tnry ,cfil‘fliluxfi b‘ both" with more bC-Dkri.' Evidcnce is_thut Lanz filigncii, lie in . .
LOW? it Elei-vice When her du- "' ‘— Cd DUNN" enlsl’pl‘lsefi With or w 1 f d 50 it seemed
guide!“ jan or‘: w the Fitch school ContinUed From Page One. money. which wrl be sold for Swami)“ crew u h I would
“sis ll71‘Lljnltllvhl‘ell me what to do that. ' - . Af'" the "Name!“ 13 made. Lana; g1?” 33ng “'35 110‘
$912563th undon". so as to improve that “more t-xpcrienced nlzrlllods in‘will have $100,000: h wed that th.,g;m1-,tr either. I
‘ dltions at said Fitch 'y-adinz, sentimental relations and the tom; DuUKa s o . . suffered for a year
began drawing checks to his own hen-i
a .
HellOOI. ”V'WPVVr .cmciv . - ..- .. . . t - - T} x ' l in
. . . , — .; .. . .n ‘. .1 Max d. o. to compa r ‘
Sm.\.ico, it can not nighol‘gogguggggss .31: hilt“ “fill. our .Lmn \rne l(.l 59225 "19‘ cu founts 0‘ embezzlement
' - r unsu : .‘2 1 _ , , - » . ., ‘ .~ '
“f impiopcr o Respectfully, Mr. Robertson cited statistics to and one ut forget). this latter bung,
for 9. check of $401. It was a dupl
":ch check for the latter
which led Town Treasurer Avery I
ask the svlcctmen to look oger tho'
accounts. .
Counsel for Lanz asked for a bon
of 310.com) and that he should stay l
the lockup tor two or three days mono
until the settlement had been . made.
Thu court. said the offence was a vvry,
alsh i do
W
serious one, and Prosecutor
said that. Assistant State's
Carter had supported the high figure.
The court's order stood.
Mrs. Lunz had turned over to th
tom; nur ‘1”qu ity in itSSISL in straight!
cning out the shortage.
’Aillllii‘iNSHfiS
. ” Hill THE BALMNS
w nut M. h...-
uurlllgl illlNlii
26.——Louis Lanz, What Lyli- E. PI
tary to the tow
treasurer, wrongmlly uatd $192,»:th c
it was stated in your
Accouu'ants are still at work on the
amount ;
Attorney ;
A large attendance is expected.
Two very acceptable sermon; were
preached in the Advent church, yes-
terday by ii. iii. Clark. :1 bulutnlt at-
tending the New England school of
theology.
the lndcpcndrnt tug boat
the Red Star tug< ‘amilinr
, A
piers in New York. sincere “Spi'mim” l5 ”“3 “WM" “‘9‘ slum. the Serbian soldior u «in demo . . . ..
that bekum 1.907. and lid?! 0",. ,.x_ Ilill7.tll(ll‘. “MN " diil'iculi ml rctum m all o‘er the country :- .lai .~.nl.uc.
The regular “TONY “1991ng or the ports of manufactures neztrlv timihl- d. 131,. prsxniiiw sandal. .15":’T"q“§”{‘ 8“” :i’Lj " ' ,f“‘,'"‘“‘
Community T“1“‘h‘?rs' ”am“: “‘3’?" and ”NW have bi-vn sit-willy im‘rcas- i‘iillillms «.r um macs cathcrod in l"~1".n-li”§ “T” 1‘04“ In.) 1'. INA-1'13”."
members of “*1th represent Dm“? ing SIDCRI America \llllt'll “on? distributed l‘l‘ :12.) slim“ ‘lm E: v t In. . that?
cally all the Protestant churchvs. Will m..____...._-~--__ {Hm}, I), ”w Amwimn Red HMS $72333: min say Lt \ . Mn 1.x
be held tomorrow night
in the Advent Christian church.
“-‘cdncsday cx'vning February 4
.
i.‘
the East Avenue M.
the regular meeting of the class.
“figment committee members
Elna. Everett Marsh.
ing the summer at Man-in Bench.
hurl"
, : mission box as follows:
git/Arrow
in
charge include Mrs. David Gould (ind
Due to the strike in New York or
companies.
sights in
the local harh tr, are tied up at their
at 8 o'clock
i
A supper and (it-bate will be held:
un.
der the auspicr‘s of the Men's class of-
church. Plans
for the affair were made ).'t-'.<il‘l'tl(l_\' at
A card party will be held tnmnrrnw
East Norwalk friends have received
the announccment of the marriage of
Miss Caroline Vincent to George H.
Winthrop, which to: k pinto Friday of
last week in Brooklyn. Mm. \Vinthrop
has a number of frir‘nds hcrc. having
been. a frequent tiniest of friends dur-
‘ The Junior Auxiliary of St. Luke‘s
.Church, Noroton. will give a series of
. steropticnn lectunes fir the benefit at
February
1
1
vvv
’ 0
said these men had bm-n imposed
upon by "subtlr- prupzl'umtiists." “ho
had as their object the injuring of
America's-t commcrcinl rvpntutu‘n
abroad. He nsuertui n for; spzcitlv
complaints had boon mndv Ihk' bzr~i3
for gcncrnl staicxncnt<.
“it would be interesting," be con‘
chided. "to learn to wiznt extvnt Mich
complaints aw kept :ll‘rr- in l‘orl-ign
markets by our.ccunzv-titors. but the
bust rtpiy to their unworthy and in
. INDUSTRIAL
WORKE RS’ TRIAL
BEG INPS TODAY
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tl‘unfinuc‘ti from Pita-f Page).
llei‘trnw (‘ouncil tht‘n, as now, Chin's:—
ul llnu dvmndgznls
\xuul‘l (iv-pl'ix't- 12;» n: all u fair ‘y‘lul.
Fungizvg. 11; Jig-,Ililui
afternoon in Community Hall, untlcr 1' hit-*3. bw’n l‘rlimfiifll lhm l' n
the auspices of the East Nurwalk lm. Wm ks ml! bv- nf‘it‘F-‘iiry lor the trml.
movement ashociution. Thu cnu-rv The prosecution 11.1.: :1 ii»: of Itl'il'l'
than 300 witnesses. and lb" (10591150 1-5
fail: to plan to pr‘QSl :1: fully it“).
Tr“ dwfgfltiiiulfi ’5rL- Ii:.t.ztl,l rpt'CIfi'
caliy with the murder of Maui. “‘31"
wn 0. Grimm. n. 75.1.4.1 in the Armi-
stice hay paladc. They are: Britt
Smirh. ll. (If .land, lit-rt Rutlkncr,
.zu- iii-cl-‘t-r. Jnmtw .‘lclnvrnry. ann
unbpztn, Eugene linmnit. Miter Shee-
han. .iohn Lamb and Hart Bland. John
lim- lawns and 0!“ Button also “we
l'lle'llid in the ;n:‘orzn.‘.tion, but have
,not been ulvprr-Zu nrll Il.
The 11th man. EEmr-r Smith, (‘en-
{tr'ilin Miami-y. is clzztrrvvi with hoins:
‘nn accessory befm‘t- tln- tm‘t in that he
is illlt,‘g.td to have "procured. nidcd,
:lWlstcd, counsellr-«l, int-1t: d, com-
manded and abetted" thu ulhvl‘fi in the
alleged conspiracy to shoot the former
:vrnce men as they marched in a
parade.
I
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i crnor‘n Foot Gumrd '1‘! C
' t , .. aptnin, Com-
I mandlng Headquarters Companv
l'Out‘lh infantry. C‘. S. 0., and 3:: Ad:
intact for the Fourth infantry vice
. evonson. transferred, Witx the ' I
f Captain. ‘1 rank
t
l, 3. 1}” official communications with
I) the smgle exception of requisitions
lb vull be forwarded through Regimental
Lat Bridgeport, addressed to “llc”d-‘
' . ' quarters Fourth int" " ‘ ‘ u‘
021 the 27th of January Ii . \ tum}, L b. (in
There will be a. big feed, 1gogig1port, Connecticut. P. O. BOX
By the _lI’ose 00., of ltownyton,
,Vi’ho are noted for their speed.
Oysters will be served,
Both fried and in stew,
d'a dozen young ladies,
Who will wait on you.
Don’t fall to be there,
1f YO" ‘vlnyvé {q ".4 R". A ....
Vl'ith salads and baked mans
And home-made catsup.
lo
Pickles and cheese,
And CLfICI, in fine;
Puddings and pies~
For all of.tha't good stuff.
Then, after you get stewed,
Up stairs you may go
And dance with a. young lady
That is light on her toe.
. o
'wmeetin
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{Aid Society of the u.'.
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is 148] Senvicuflnvcnue. Ills ’phonc
‘10. ' “Barnum 434.36." I ‘
By order of
COLON I ' ‘ '. .r
Official: I'L (.ItOKAS.
(momma 'r. hull'LI-JTT,‘
Captain and Adjutant.
TO SPEAK AT A DiNNER
T0 HOMER s. CUMMINGS
EdWBTdS, Of New octet?“ arid thl‘h f‘f
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‘UTgPd a revoluti
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crlcztnixnlim! ot the- t‘ontu'nar of
“air. The S. ilunn .~;u.du‘. or
Vslun l‘:|.l;l.l '93..“ cmmwl'mi in cal
upon tut Allies. for equipment. for only
lhc rIilI slime, to which “estcrn Enro-
ucnn and American armies Were accus—
NUW, :a.tt r
to the
mined, “as marital)».
lug bran linbilunttd
h-l'n
er'e' snail-hull up by the ouasnnts Mill
already
has begin to t \plniz this no'w :ource
Anacriczm htlrincss
a). hill}.
of dtsmanrl mt) lint? {i luv more your.
_p.‘ob:ibly \li‘l Hm the Balkan peasant
“roaring American shoes.
.’ The our him tlvnll the
l‘(1l.“gt31‘ of the Montcnch'in u to
blow.
...mz-n than Gull ynms mm. in 1359
retujzc from thn 'l‘url:
in thc
Bottle of Kossovo, adopted a
which was: lnlcndcd to keey free
tlnir minds {outer '
, sciousncss.
tiny is brlmlcss
buck band or
a national con
and bordered by a
(d about the edge are six gold-thread.
ed l-il'cleu for the six N‘ntun'cs which
have elapsed since 1389. I 1
Sonic nuw
for, now that Montenegro
berlvs IIth‘ come Into the glory which
“'11.“ their-'9: IN'IOI‘P Kongo"), there
raw-ms to many
son for the per wtua ' l *
mv'nt which lhvlr'np 32: (of L“
k001i alive through the
\‘crsity or the nation.
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ITALIAN MOB FIRED 0N.
and the
Sent
:tlculated to
period of ad
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Southern Mountaineerq" Fobm. r—- Mg» Fl ~ .
I20 "or z . ‘.: . . ,~ . ‘ORLME. “3!". Jan. 26.--Dur
,8“; . Marci}.'18Mf‘llltlgslin.“fla’l‘tickaerlg OFFICIAL :TA'I‘E {fit-m‘cglngJiore today at which the in:
- for sale b ' all memb G ‘ RS ‘. 15", ‘m '0 Mwm‘m‘a- ru-enll '
Iliary. ' 3 ‘ ers Of the UARD ORDE : i ll r H d In tho (‘hambcr Of Deputies,
on, a mob t
come a party of c
ter, dofendin
,1.
_ med in over-
amh‘nncrs. The kit
g themselves, fired at the
'“cnstrat ~ ~
ithem. “'3' “01"!de a score or
~_‘
fl...—
(‘d'l‘hc Board of Education has receiv-
F.‘ iucnlstix :Ipnlit‘at‘ons for ”1° DO‘
ti; ion. of Harv-v iv. Ti‘zlkf’. pinncloal of
o nor-Walk High school, who alcoves
this. cit F
Slamlogd, “day, to take a ‘DOSqun in
Pii'l‘Cil. .‘Iontcmxm. sz. 2‘1.-~.\nl-
Um
Balkans within :1 few years may be
one of thy lli‘.‘ xpm-twl results of tin
onmhi.
ot' :ul'l. pliable li‘ixll'tt‘l‘, “3’19 abandoned.
modern
venerable
lling
thilsn Scrbs who u‘crr driven to take
. . ‘ moun-
tains ur- .tlonivnvgm after the OVt'P-
thmw of the Rt‘l'bliln Empire at the-
cap
1; In
The can. still worn to this
. mourning. The crown
is :t clluwml Will. {or ill" blr‘od Which
was sin-d in the battle, and embroider-
hnvc. discarded tho cap
of them to be no rea-
, was being bufleted by stiff tales.
t
Hum
-* um now
nkham'
Vegetable Compound Did
' for Mrs. Warner.
Onalnska, Wis. 4'“ Ems; 2:21}: I had
such pains In my back and lower part of
: stomach I could not
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W.
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1- t
writim. read an
advertisement of
' what Lydia E. Pink-
- ham's Ve e 'Cozr.wuxxd had dune
l for omer women And decided to try it
i It. surely did wonders for me. I have
i no ains now and I can do my house-
!wo without any trouble at all. I
i will alwa praise your mcdicinc as I
not be ieve there is a doctor that can
do as much good in {muzzle weakness,
and you ma use these facts as a testi-
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lmomnl.”—~ Lower: 12. WARNER, ‘
C on»r In, Fox 695 Wind, ‘v'lr AS.
A reason women write such letters
to the Lydin E. I’inkhnm Medium Co.
and tell‘theit friends how the are
helped in that Lvdia E. Pink m's
chetableCom d asbrought health
and happhenllgfg their lives. Freed
from their lilacs: they want to pass the
good news along to other suffer-m
women that they also may be relieve
HULLANII liiSlliii .
[Ill] lANllilAfiE
AMSTERDAM. Jul: 21 7
s‘nwiy but surely liking ill" old chur-
ur-trrivlic of it“ hm '~r-:~rv. undo l'n-
mous in art 08d known to --x cry school
boy—the squat. (at. l;.zy inclung mud-
mills that for'centu; is. but . ; mud out
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Row and than, n i..":;t‘ glirilll (it lln‘lll
is rrptaccd by one 7:1. . 1;: :t ill
in lite course of em . yr 12.:- ‘2 number
are (it'bti‘oyt‘d by me ya Writing a
special ulur blaze u All thw . burning
wings Wheeling Ziiuuhd th- fiery
arms. Tin-y are mu. 2' rm 0:, ~21ill‘ltll.
The existing typ- : “-2.. .I “mum.”
no: lulu-21rd about )2 . ll Ml. 'i‘h
great diswlvsnmgu \ - ’ 'll
course, 2.: its abzo‘. . .. .41
Weather conditions For ll‘..< rurum.
they are being rt; m-tl. uhwn 1mm.
bio, by modern mu .;lli’l'_~’.
The Dutch Wind: .:.l, however much
it may look in .pic ores to be a toy. is
far from that. it .s u a—tuuly Mme.
ture. as big as a good size homo, itllll
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Back to. Simpliciryfi I’Vitlz Mare
stronger by eating more Bread—~much
mare—a
‘ ately less of other foods. .
and sustains, never clogs or taxes digestion.
.. Fast-glowing: peeple wax rugged and rosy
bread. Strong people stay stronger on it.
Freed is pure gold ’for your health-and efficice
over-itiok i's importance in provdmg {or your ta . 0.
Every member of your family will be made "
B.i.€‘5.~
till [ll-
Bread is a builder—the one food that always. -..
“ml’i
1m
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well on it. ,
Eat Bread. Fat it. slowly. . Eat it
hungry. Norwalk-bakcd Bread IS Breed
pure, wholesome and delicious. It Will
i: . Eat—“Two Slices for One. ”
is-
James H. Rundle Mrs.
H. B. therwood
Henry Willi ens
the machinery inside is extremity
Wm. B. H
C DeKlyn &
White House Br :~.‘..
”Federal System of Bakeries
‘ cil-
. llflfi
on ‘ r (if
Sick p . 7 ' gut
whcnm‘z :' m
at lit: 3.”)?
“Ell- r- l'” ~
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.vlu‘,‘
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powerful.
Naturally. a great many 03‘ llll‘lll 1'.‘
main, but the number bvcumvs 105-,
year by your. and, so far as (an lu-
ascertained. the emctionot a HL'\\'011.‘
is seldom undertaken.
STORM UPSET SHlPPiNG.
BOSTON, Jan. 26.—-~le mmw t”
which storms upset shipping during.
the last Week was further evident-ed
today in radio messages from distress-
ed steamem scattered over the North
Atlantic
t The West Coru‘m announced that she
fro-as disabled. but ,‘xpccted to reach
'12;‘r.'nu:'.a for reps. r: ..-...cr:o~.r.
The West Zula, with her p'mw'lnv
stripped of blades, sent word that she
was going to the Azores to he refitted.
The OskaJoosa put in here reporting
In advance from the outer harbor that‘
her steering apparatus was damaged
and {Hal oil almost gone.
The West lsleta wire essed that she
would arrive here tomorrow for rc-
4 .....
1'8.
The Clariton, which is towing the
glisat'l‘led Steamer Buffalo Bridge. suld
e "on nvinc \nv ‘ '
tow 99;, miles hflhnqzyéaiomg with her
Mill Outlet Store .
124 Washington St. South Norwalk
Inventory Sale
' Now On
We know that when you come to a sale vou ex-
pect to get bat-trams.
We are twin: out utntost not to disanooint
You
. The Airlie. which has been in tow
disabled for several dun": W. "1 she
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New York, on Program for "Memor-
Most any o;d kind. - ab..* utterances." 1
NEW YORK, Jun. 26.—Governorl
We used to charge 8. quarter. Edward 1' Edwards, M Now Jm'sev :
Whicthas never quite enough. and Governor Alfred E. Smith, of New 5
This time it will be a half dollar, Emir, have. been invited to speak at atI
testimonial dinner to be given Homer?
S. Cummings, chairmen of the Demo-'
cratic National committee, um'n- -'
aurp.ces of the National Democratic
Club, on Thursday evening, b‘eo. 0.
An announcement last night said that‘
T, the occasion would be "memorable
Don't forget! Tomorrow night 1’ from the poiitical aignlticance of
, Be sure and be around. - the utterances of those who will
And tell all the people deliver addresses." ‘uic 111.1 1.8!, or
That you meet in the town. spg‘ikeersmwmimll $521111?“sz later} tit l
_ home 0 o
A letter from Mary E. Hurst states dinner consists of more than 200‘
she with m“ V are u At- persons, and includes prominent. menl
w women from all parts of the coun-'
~—
oovuz'rs 10 near 1145‘ WORLD.
WAIV‘INGTON, Jon. u—Ruuial.
motion! Crop Improvement Samoa]
‘5 “NT drive the baby éway
from the piano. Many moth-
era. fathers land big broth-
on ”scold the child when he tries to
give natural expression to the music
'dxlch is in him by dmmmlnz on the
piano.
"It the older ones would 0 show
the baby every time he toe:th the
piano how to make harmonious music
instead or discards he would form an
can: love for music which would be
0 Joy forever.-
“There is that in the human soul
which can and exnracslon only in
mm: and then I: turn: are?!
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are scarcely two persons
the piano with the same fee in; and
expression.
-“0tcoumt:homnstcetthomo
chanteunlaym u better than no
no play
music at all and a great many people
have obtained a splendid musical edu~
cation no that they know all of the
composers and their works thorn that
mums.
"But then; u no accomplishment
which means so much to the Dim
hint-cit and to we: hut-leads:- o
skillful plum 91’ the Dim, All?“
popular, always in demand, always a
welcomed guest—i: the piano player.
“Don't timeout-age the children. If
they. any,
We are addimr other Specials to replace the t F" ’0" “""" ’ P
ones we sold out. i will remain c-p- ~
? from7t080't nU-n
~ . _ 7"" "' ‘ l We invite yotlr u ‘
gar, . . . i
txcellent Vzlcce m I‘urrhle Essa-eiuue Utensils i rm: czrv N. , . rm
Women who like good enamelwm kitchen needs will g‘ n ‘
appreciate the“ money mvi 3g specials. ; South N
”ALADD ” “I!“ OOLPRDWHITBENAMBLEDSTEEL '
WAR!
1 qt. unmask; 2 at." 63c; 4 qt.,‘ 89c.
1 qt.-Doublo Bork“, $1 89; 2 qt, $2.19; 3 qt... $2.79.
MATOHLESS “REED" 31 .VER STEEL EWAMELWARE
5at.00nm Kettles, $1.79; 6 qt, $1.89; 8 qt... $269- 13
qt., $2.49. =
, Suffix: ::T'-‘"“"" “ "’ -'~"
125 Washinzton 8t. Phone 340. Pu. Delivery. [,uu’w » ~ ~« .
, "5.41..." “ this. :‘;i‘:.§.>::;:.:‘.a~rt'tw can». ' w to... :.;,, m . In A“ 8i?”
' . fit Also Hard Wm».
ll Here Are Two Good Reasclfi ,., .
._ . F .. ‘pl 4 .. ‘ l
i rsrmmnou ShouldBeSuretoseeOurW . 11““ "
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