"same for the mm 1- m
‘ 'iore the day is done.
[ti-“to
gm
w. mimics 1.- mm am m f.
“has more excitement and run.
Strike for an hourless workday.
'.rlke to; a life of ease, strike
.Wt the cost of clothing or
”thing else we please. Strike for
1' a station heaven. strike for a
» l sloudless sky. strike for a taxless
Income—we’re sure to win by and
U!- \
7 snore—41111 the last darned foe
expires. strike—for our. coal bins
' ad our fires—may each one get
.111 he desires.
1.1113 01‘
Smith, Underwood,
Remington, all other
makes. sold. rented,
repaired. Rentals, 85
per month. Machines
sold sistoper month.
PLUMBER.
.. ‘TYPCWRITER EXCHANGE.
’fl Palrllold Ave. Bridgeport. Conn.
OLD CARS
Cell your old- cars to the Bridge-
port Auto Wrecking 00., 1310
7 Iorth Ave, between Oak and
“ Banter 8t., Bridgeport, 001111.
Phone Barnum 55862. .Second-
hand parts and tires to fit any
make of car.
Order Now.
HOW’S YOUR ROOF ?
No matter how little you know about Shingles. you will 511M!
think MoNair Shingles are wonderful- shingles. Eve shingle clear.
clean. straight, sound, long-lived stock.
We sell Meflalr'o Shingles-
Agent for ArtCraft Roofing, also product of JohnaMuwillo Co.
The Barrett Company-Bird ason, all manufacturers of Roofing-f:
The Hatch e Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
'Tfi'f'soU-‘ME DFA
We wvll buy your household
goods. use, papers, junk and all
lecond-hand goods. Anything you
=IIVe. Price according to the qual-
ty of the gods A sqaxo deal
always
PHILIP PS. MAHONEY
‘2 Van ZandtS l' hone. 1111K.) '
Second-hand Gootds Always on Sale.
This “Englander”
T hree-Piece Bed $25.00
You will find this bed very substantial. It is
attractively finished in white enamel. The
three piece construction makes it exceptionally
convenient to set up. Has the “Englander'
Link Fabric spring with helical springs at
each end. Will not sag.
Angevine Furniture Co.
A full sized Soda, full of the
' “not charged water, flavors, fruits
and ice cream, a drink that is a
ndid, refreshing delight—
’s our
, ICE CREAM SODA
You obtain your full money's
ml: of quality in Sodas, Ice
mam, Sundaes, etc., here. Ex-
' int dispensing.
New England
Candy Shop
10 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
3 Norwalk. Phone 952.
6000 Miles Guaran-
teed. '25 Per Cent.
Off List Price.
A MODN E
72 NORTH MAIN ST.
An Opportunity
.Ior Ambitions People, Merrill
icon-res in SHORTHAND,
(”PEWRITING and related
bubjects are short cuts to sue.
sushi careers. ,
. Ask For Particulars
:MERRILI'.
I
“Is Close Every Day at G P. M.
Men’s ()xfords
Our ofl‘ering of Men and Young Men's Oxfords far sar-
pass anything we have ever shown. 4 ‘3‘»
For Quality, Style and Price, we feel safe in saying these
are the best values obtainable.
ELWOOD e GLOVER
122 Washington Street
Schultze’s Thursday
Pork Chops 35¢“).
RibLambChons....._.....................40c“).
Loin Lamb Chous .. 48c lb.
Foreuuarters of Lamb....................32clb.
PlateCornedBeef. ..... 12c lb.
Cabbage ......... lOclb.
. Both markets close at 7 0.111.. Saturday's. begin-
111'11 n2 Mav lst.
Specials
gee-.uo
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalkf—South Norwalk ‘
45,“, Ceylon Tea 45,3,
Ceylon and India Tea. Tr
'No. 1 Royal Plantation ofi‘ee. lb. .. . . . . . . . . . .
Nucoa Nut Oleo. the world’s best. lb. . . . . . . . 36c
Rinso for washing clot lhes. pkg. . . . . . . . . . . ..... 9c
Ozone Scan. the old re liable .. . . . . . . . . .. 3 for 25c
eMonte Spanish Style Sauce. can . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9c
Deixie Bacon. mild cure. lb. ....... . . . . . ..... .32c
goldeertlalSPitedlEliunest. 28c
on e omac argecan
Blue Ribbon Peeled P 35':
Krystalak Dry Milk. makes 5 quarts. 11kg. .' . . ; . 50c
Remember we deliver the goods for you.
Buy your Bread. Cakes. Rolls. Buns. Et .. at
White House Breadery. next to c
Bookmann’ sGrocery
a bound—60c uualitv.
e1ches.pkc.............93c
83 Washinzton St. FREE DELIVERY_ E‘hone 1405.
I
ADVERT ISElN ;
King's muzhtsrsand' manna:
Wenoti'oe, inGod'oplsnstor the
good or the world, that when some
new agency is needed, it is sure to be
yothand. Tea“: years ago we
It took as five ‘
money to build our ‘.‘Eome” and 1111311
now been running successfully for five
years. Ten years‘ago we numbered
less than 400. Today we enroll over
1,200. There is always enthusiasm in
numbers; power- snd strength in un-
ity, and in this organization we have
sl lthese. The Hone today stands a
monument to this 11111011.: will not
review these ten years but give a
brief outline of this past year’s Work.
We have had a most satisfactory
year. All our meetings have been en-
thusiastic with a full attendance The
spirit of willingness and eagerness on
the part of each member to do his or
her utmost for the advancement of
our work has been manifest. and has
made poeslble the accomplishment 0;
many good things. This was shown in
the “‘Whirlwind Drive," when, with
only {our days' preparation we raised
$4, 542. 97 in one Week. Three circles,
the Dorcas Friendly and Volunteer.
have disbanded. We now have three
chapters and thirteen circles. These
circles do not confine their work to
the Home for the Aged but work for
many and 1aried objects at home and
abroad. For work outside the Home
for the Aged these circles in 1919 rats-
rd and expended $2, 892. All the 051'»
cles clubbed together and gave $240
to fumiah a room in the Norwalk
Hospital The circles in the Norwalk
Congregational church ha1e raised
large sums of money {or the church
building fund. Some Circles are still
dong ‘ ‘War nork," making garments
for the Red Cross, one circle alone
having completed 67 garmrms since
September first. Five l-‘ronch orphans
are sunponod by the. circles Scholar-
ships limo been sent to Southern
mountain 121 book: and bar‘n‘L of 110111
1m: to «#1111111 ms and fami‘m s in thr-
K‘outhlami. Donations of rash have
born 5111! in ”S
Home." "Jacob Kits Svtilemont.” “Mt.
(‘ .11: ml Chi ldri ‘i’l'n ‘Homo' and “Niame-
S: Moment."
Sill-11111013"
Ht 110111711113 \lrmm'zai l
Flovurv. are sent during the
to the New York missions.
l.m..ll5'. the circles carry :1 Intro
p.111 of Hz" charily of '.hr‘ ent‘z‘o ($23".
«itrm tly main: for individual "ixmilim
11ml shim: to lht‘ Hospital. llfhpl'llr‘
.11')’, l‘my Norm-13‘. Children‘s Hour»
and 1211‘ Sahmior‘. .11‘1111'S1'121o 1 .1
tll‘!’ al‘t‘ liilt‘l‘fsit‘il ' \Ell“l1.‘1ll.:.’l‘iil’l
"ark. .11‘13 1.1114 1's «:1; 1‘ (-11 "i 1:: .
aid" :1: 11.1.» in: :31 12.1.11- . inn .
..;1‘1‘li s :St‘a‘ all 1‘. crud an} ’0 l":.:'
chum iv .3 »' rarity. :1-1' '31» .l 13“.;
11'11111.‘ ruuh Sundays, x»;;;4..~ Mr :11,
1111151213151»? >1 1‘1‘191, (-11» ' 11'111‘ 1.13;-
:ln- int-amt on ”1'" church1311;111:1111).
11mm- rent and olu.":iv lift-11 bills {1‘1
(he 1' 11-1 ‘1 anu‘lmr 11:11:52“ janitor;
celery anozlitr roplt-‘r .. -".1- E: 11rd (”..
2".11 tlln (hurtl‘. (“h. 11‘ a. ‘1d 511 3r whi «'31
is :1 Lilli: liu‘m at l1‘1~el‘t priuu l
Y‘alaht (:0 on 11.111! :13!
but will 1121': ,5! 111.1 1-121111111111' of
(if Wnl‘l-i.
Thl‘ lftl'flflrj
“Nil .21 muslin:
‘ F
1:: 211 much more.
..;..
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lk lill’~' .
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only «4113.; ".31.: 1‘: .. .
' ' “‘ '11' ll.» 1' l1. .1 - ‘1.» 1 ‘:..:n1‘ 1121'; rt-
}iv‘.‘ and 11:11:11131111-111111 111113:~ sunning-
Ml an“¥llli 1.; 1'ltl«.~:, 11112131 i:“.(ill(3¢(l
$30 In tho llo: 11' 2.": tho Agc d (131»:
lm'gis'»: all! i 1‘ 1h 51:.1' {mm any (‘11-
"‘-‘).'Himm"?1‘:2 :1 1.1.3! ::1 .‘~l:11'j.'1'1'll¢ "11:3
111.20. T: 111‘... and 1121'» tlnii' M: in: all
loull roll: At Uni-111.3: 1321» tiny
branch? 1:1.» ('1'. 1.11 1 l11.."'.1= 'L'xildrcx‘. :o
ilill~idu 31‘1~1 n11 ; :1 11‘...1".1.d 111.211:
211.511 0111 1'.» ..1'.-.l 131112' : 31'1" tlzmzt :1
Toni" :mri ~ 111 ‘h~ 1.1 2111.111 “Rh :31:
~»,l1.‘.11p5‘ child's-1'.
The L-"malh ri i in
over I-lx‘l'lo. of Slim 712151112 11:11 only
13111 mt‘nz‘m-w. lz‘». Pi':‘t‘r‘tl‘.on to it:
numbers this clri‘lu ."u’: all minors.
The girls live long 1‘; ~tazicr< 311.11!
:1 huitthcd
1: 11-,» “Wiene-
They have made no?
garments and harp-1'11: rihut‘d lllew
and other 1111517112: 111111121: llif‘ poor and
ill in their distrht, 'l‘itv‘y Thrive sent
money away for charity 9111‘. have can
tributt d four or fivr- than the 51' share
whit-n talk-d upon for .12} 111ml work.
including $1 010 the ll-m‘u- for tho‘
Aged. Much pint-e 2:4 {12:11 '.l'u. iz‘ splon.
did leader.
The three 11121119012: 120‘}: 112175! ’11:
the Home for the A21 d. TEL-.- r 11111111
12‘.1 11:: chapter 1121.: 105'. many members
115 m- 1,111 lll(llilllll‘,‘: Mas Mr‘linllon
This 11.1: .11111115' NW .1 .11 111-3 (haptcr
T111, haw hon-zovm gains d 111.1115 new
members. The amount (11‘ 11101111)
pledged new is more than five limos
the amount dost. This t‘liaytir 11.13
the first to turn in 11101115' to mu 1":1.
dowmcnt iund. They ha‘f? ‘urnu.
and have a balance on band 01 $1
451.50.
The Home chapter has also inc-yea;
ed its membership. having enrolled
747 mnnbeis dining the year Since
December they haie gained 49 new
members which exceeds the nunihex
lost b5 death and 1"cnm1al during the
War. This (banter pays for 1111‘ as-
sistant to the matron and the tale
phone in the Home. It is the main
supporting body of the llama because
it interests so many people and or}
ates enthusiasm with numbers. The
simple-1" 3 help during the“\\hi11\\‘ind
Drive.“ was invaluable. They have
contributed 37110, through the Union
and have a. balance of $159.18 in the}:
treasu' 1‘
The Viestport chapter has done fine
11'01‘ kduiing the year: especially dur—
ing the past month. They haxe gain
'01! over 100 new members and there
has been a. great deal of enthusiasm
shown. This chapter gave 115 $405
durlnz the past year. have a balance
of $241. M in their treasury and are
fledged to raise at least 3595 during
1
It the membership of these chapters
inc1 eases. as it is hoped, during the
coming year, the high cost of living
can be fully met and We will never
need to have another “Drive.” the
steady income assuring the financial
success of the Home. » '
. 1 Respectfully submitted.
' hilN‘ERVX‘M. DAVIS,
ca Bruce Prrsh Air .
$864. 28 into the l nion during 1h: 5-1.11'1
r ~»«
1.1:
_-—'-Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store—
Menls Underwear and Hosiery
BALBRIGG‘AN—Shirts and drawers in remiar and athletic models.
Min-Amt lJfi-i‘é’l's: ""133” 1&3: 0“ ....t°-- _.r...- .1 A...‘ . ‘
UNION SUITS—Balbriggan or white sleeveless or short sleeves. .
HALF ROSE—Special values in lisle. 29c to 75v. Silk. $1.00 to $2.75. .
A NEW LINE OF SHIRTS WITH OR WITHOUT COLLARS.
75c and $1.00 the garment
party was held. Refreshments of
sandwiches. fancy cakes and wafers
ware served by the young people. The
long table, decorated with ferns and
snap dragons, and lighted by ten can-
dies, was an object of great beauty.
Mrs Lewis C. Green and Mrs. Philip
N. Knapp presided at the tea urns.
The hosts and hostesses made every
one welcome and introduced the peo-
pie to Dr. Rose and the Union officers.
At“ .. 30 the Union business meeting
was held in the lecture room. Preced-
ing this meeting Mrs Davis who has
“tl‘VPd as president during the entire
trn years was: prom» niod by members
of the 1111011 110111 Norwalk ll estpoit
:nd “mun 111'th a \iark Cross om
rich: i‘rip of ecal lratliot‘, with gold
lining “11: Davis‘ 1‘1 How ofl’icers in
'mnm and apprtciation of her pa~
lance and mark of ten years, gave
-1‘ a sllwr tray and (hop dish.
At ‘hi.- meeting 11 was voted to in»
(new the insurance on the Home for
tho Anni. It was also voted to admit
.;1:11llwx' minute and a second applica-
tion 1111-. revolved to be placed at lhx.
Lead 01 1311' wailing liH. Much other
l.111.~i1'112~.~ 1111s iransatird.
211mm. 1h.» nmnim‘ it was 1'mod 1')
l'llii 111'». Low) Dari; '1:il11=lnt('1‘11:1tin:1-
;.Z (”1112-1113141 in be lllld in St Louis,
311‘ , '.‘tlax lfuJ» 11in: ..ll 1 1110111411: 1-1111.
“211‘ :Yrc‘finn (t‘ ut‘: 11 oh lCFllllt‘d ac
5: 1.11111. 1 ‘.11'1'1z‘2;:~1‘ :1'111Vll‘1g :1 noun:
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11-:1131'11' ‘41 ‘, 1.1 11 l‘n‘vis.
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1. 11-11.
[01112112 \ ‘: 1 r0 rllli ll! -' )ll‘S. R. F.
\\ :1}.
'11 \ (1 l: 1‘ (ll llt~ M15. 8110““
all 'l.1m_\
Associate \‘éa‘v- Presidents m» Mrs,
lle‘rl‘v‘rt l.» $11111:- :~'. “Elton: Mrs. Jud~
mu \N'alh', m “'1 :11'1113. .
ill I 11mm; 911.“: tar; H.233 llv'2'h1‘1'1
(1. l’:.§larx?.
1"“ ""~;‘~?'C,..:‘ 9- -. 1‘«.i;11‘5'~.‘1!;'s. (‘1. l7.
1’.11‘.“« iii.
Flfidjlfl-“l $1 1 ‘.‘«'-131'_\'»~-3lr>‘. 1;. l2.
521112101113.
1111151113 31‘. ~. .Y...»‘ 11 1" a «.21 '.
.‘1 Yult‘ of thanks 11135 siren to
('1 1' 8. 3113.111” ..111 .l: :.' 121:1 '~»:i~ _“ '
tn". .1171} -‘:'1.:11§.' 11.11.” 1111») 11.111
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111i“ (1;) 1;’=‘.;‘.ll~.:.h:.:i.‘
. .: d-rotod and mirahiubln
- 1111111 work for
7.1.11 l‘lm‘m of 131' Kin-3.":
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1.5 11.11.
l'ariflii‘af‘l'.‘ ..;:.'1 Sons “:14 Turmoil («1111‘
llvnm {oz '. e April. 111‘ stud 1.1 3.111
this 1:11;. 313111 5w: ions: bo- spmwl to
1151 and e 7 31 5 l 11.- 1l1‘-‘ sim'm'v wish of
THE BUR“. '.\l l\ E'l'H‘CN l"\'ll\\
0i“11il.l\l.\1.5llXletil’Cli>
371:1) Stl\>‘.
April 21 1920.
ClTiZENSH. P l-lELD UP
PENDlNG PACT ACTION
11» 1h: lx‘pzutinont of state has
1.11.1.1 to is :c 1111 artion on 1110 peace
110235 1111:.» than $.00 alien enemies
‘01 21111... 11.1 111 auntmn tlnouah the Su
1.01 l(‘ com! in ll'iidL‘ -‘(port 11111 be 1111
table tr am: .‘11 before. the May Natural-
.-.1.1:11 t«-‘-‘1.1 111‘. 'k Flank P Munich
toll :1 1031111111: 'lhoso 111911 filed their
petitions ‘114\< than tun 1"ca1s prior to
the curb: oak of hostilities and are
thorofmi‘ not eligible to seek Citizen-
41211 until 1‘13 -‘ treaty of peace is recog-
1111411115 111» l niled Slates
Allen l‘. 1‘ li‘ll‘lll and Koren Small
..11ion a1 1‘ in mid "open today holding
prolimuiaiy (Rantinnlions for
lmer El: 1-\ 1. 0 11.1111 uhose applications
will to hear) at the May sitting which.
11' ilh J 111:0 Hm“. 11rd J. 1"111tis presiding.
1will 001111119 May 4 and continue un 11
\la} 13. 3;,
#_M
HARD COAL CONSPIRACY FOUND
j BOSTON A1-1i1 28 .~Thc federal
grand iurx' 11101 111 special Sixsium‘r
my to consider midcnce .1; to 11l11‘th
{’1' E1191"? “1‘33 :1 01 any
other illegal .11; tion in sonnet .011 with
the recent ad1amc in the mice 0!
haul coal l'niiet. States, \ttorney
llo_1‘nt(.1 Sh mion‘vtl “Lo! «11” the larg-
or (ad (31's.. of the C11. 0 to lily.
and arranged. :0 present to 11.0 Jury
also the ei'lllf‘nt‘e produtod at, :1 1'0-
c‘ent hear i111; before the state commits
sion on the necessaries of life. As a
result of this heaiing. the commission
announced its opinion that the ad-
vance of $1 a ton, effective April 1,
was unwasranted.
“W
File “3033:!“ in. new HAVEN.
«3011\111131‘1
'
robbery reported to the police today
was at D diatoms)” e, on Guam
arcane.
where the tenth anniversary birthday '
1 nited 51:12: 5 1.x.1111ine1‘s £01 \atu1'1.li- .nithmtt 011p isillon.
100 for- “Mann
NEW Haven April 28. -—A an» store"
lots, only
close out
H. KRIEGER a co.
SHOES
{Xi $5. 95
Womens Shoes worth up to $10 01'"
Brown, T an and Combination, bl‘OKt‘l‘l
to 3 pairs of each lot. to
$5.95 Per Pair
H. KRIEGER £9“ CC.
EADIN G
IN N ElV JERSEY
(Conz’nard from Page One).
l‘nitx‘nl So'ziaim's
hm L‘ DH 11 i'lelztil or» turnimrs oi il1‘
llopuhlhzm “ 3"; Your“ by sli'l)‘.lllllllix-l .
‘.flm'nlltivs Oxrr vln‘ir eitht «11111011011111.
1’411‘1111'1‘ Um : 1'1‘111‘ l‘kiwzird 1'. Stoke".
plml'H-«l to “Wood. m . ms :.°s11r1.1l of
Llilh'l Nara. Forum? Acting alm‘n‘rm‘l‘
William N. Runyon. agape 1n Woml.
:5 loadina' in me mm for filllilll 111m".
althoush (‘ixy 1‘11112112i.<>10no;r Thomas.
L. Raymond. of N1 avark. pitdne‘d to
“1101], Mull‘m'ti C. Willard 111‘ East 01‘-
annt‘. and Thomas: ll. 1.1151‘11‘3, of Fair
mum. limit plo‘tlce‘tl :0 Johnson, and
former l‘ni'ml Suites Atit'prnoylh‘nor-
:1‘. John \\'~ (irigfs‘, likilizf‘d {1‘- \VOOd,
am following. Clue“ Lw‘hznd '.n the 0‘.“
«11‘1‘ 11111111111.
\Vith but .223 1.11m £11.19, missing, 1‘51;
W'OOD LF
Sh’liv‘s
Vinita ‘7.
YOYO 1111.14 l-‘1‘~ 1111111 .5 so": £10,503;
Brim" 7171.391: Slukcrs. 43,1 ‘ 27'. . Runyon;
4'; 2111; 'R 1111101111 .111 .000; tall-.1111.
40113.; Laytlwn 40 13‘3'; hi'ir' i9 371‘.-
Complete 1"1‘1111115 1111111 ..11“1lv~t1nt~;
shovmd tho-11 anon of six .1101). '..1.11
Your Johnson disltllt (‘.Llcgntos. in
complete retm'rls from six other «lis-
ti'it‘ls lndlCdll‘d tho‘ {isolion 0t" {:lffilit
\Voorl. two Johnson and two 111111113112.
ed delegates, althoush the, ‘vote
~01 in (‘tle‘s 11:15 «lore. ~ Ono'dlstrioty-
the T111‘lt‘th, had not been heard from
at 7 o‘clock this morning.
(iou‘rnm‘ lids-11rd I.’E)tl\1‘ai‘1ls, “ho
has announced that 110 would‘carifi;
the light aaainst prohibition on to
the floor of the S1111 Francisco Cori»
vomion. was «lcr'tfid hood of the Don—
mw‘iatu iii:L l‘rhrjfi . D0111.»
cmtic (1111‘; 111‘s at is all
11' es ll
\‘ugcnt. Essex Demo oadfii.
l‘xank Hague, e
and 1111101 l‘redclick \\ 11911119115301
Trenton. Democratic 1otm~s did not
have an minortnnpity m iixcistl‘i “tho‘i '
choice for Is'csident thor’e nemg to
candidates“ marlin. 111 1111011 on the M11
lot. although all of the ‘Big‘ F0111"
and Virtually all of the district dolo—
gates were pledged to tho candidacy
of Governor Edwards.
This was the» first, primary at
which votFrs have had an opportu‘nili'
to express their direct ureter-once for
either General Wood or Senator John
5011,2113 veil as their choice for con»
xontion delegates.
There were a few scat: or 1.11:, 11:11.11
llcan 10103 in variou‘ (aunties for Hm-
Harding; of Ohio, whose names w'eic
written in on the ballot. but their num-
ber was so small that no count was
kept of them bv newspaper tabulators.
BALL GARES I'-’OS"T‘PONKI§,.z
‘1'.. Aptil 2‘8
Buboxm‘x. N. (Na.—
lionai).— rooklyn-New York game
postpon ; rain.
BOSTON,Ap1ii 28 (National) -"
iPhillat-Boston game postponed rain
NEW HAVEN April 23. ~ia1en'm-
heat baseball game cancelled; rain.
mnnmrowu. April 28 ~iuiin
compelled Winn o: the Wests:
The loss claimed in evening”
WWW WIthl’or
in“
REMOVAL
SALE
On Watches, Clocks, Jm- ~y,
Cgtisa. ‘Gocds will last
Only 6 Days More
This, txnul \‘.1l-‘
111011.915. 1:11 <11}: \ 1‘» ’ . «l
('l.» Ely.
Rio reductions .\\“:3, “‘3
z ""111. that may 110m '11
equalled.
If :0“ Lil'C :J’Hllv'.” ‘1 .
“5.11 719‘s, (“‘.m‘lts‘ lmx ' . - .-'» .
.lcal ‘ 7'01‘11: this 11-;11‘ .4 . '1
neck. Prices :ue ad»... 3
daily»— every day s dcloy' . '1
ad added expense later 011.
121-311 though you in”; wt
.‘rmly, the great savings 0
here now, and we “ill '1 1.1
”Mir '9 11‘. Emacs Fro" 1 l: ‘ m. "w
1» 11‘, .111 (1‘31) l‘oml)‘ 1.“? '
» .
u...
norms 1N SAFETY A 1‘
BRAND ’S?
111117131111" Axn 01'11»
‘ CAL STORE
SOUTH NORWALK.
bert Homer and Senator Warren (‘1'
" J 241 Cottage Street
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