occui's Captain Willish P. Bun-
be able to take the chalets
ht’s hm ton-
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low: 25 ships at 8560.000, 312; 500,,
-, mo; 1.0th 550,000, _3500,000; ato ,_ ‘ f , 2 > ,
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the rushed war w ”are weathering
in the W on or the saw:
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cd to man's 36,1113. and 159139 they "13 . 1110”,}me '9 A99“? ,3
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The first ship arrived at the Point W ha tend , - - ,
on March 9,1919, pne of the yard
for-amen told a newspaper-man. It is Hidden by Hill}.
= still there. He would not hazard 3 its some 50 feet down «he,-
was as to how well its under plank» are My pant. DEE!
inset-13s withstood the attiacks of 3:;
n r esuoying water 11:, by
03mm was havoiild want to secttg'ggnt or the 6'. S.
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for a fuILvlew Mr Brown will see you
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Refngerators
The his-ska kind, for our forty-two you: tholeading ,J
" American Refrigerators. Used in over onopflnm Amofican
homes. It is the one Remain: that has buxom. {anon
through its proven record for economy and'dmbility.
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hat-rows. scrapers. May be sun at our yam! Priced
low for quick disposal. Term cash.
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108 Water, St...- So. Norwalk, Conn.
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advent at the Shipping W station
.point and scoured the Connecticut
.msls. 1m the carcasses into their
name which stayed by it anti! the sc-
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W. camnicheiy fitted on; 111291? 6w;
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itswidest point is
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locomotives?!
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towergn the meaty months
minim: whit Sound W‘
than was a What receiving and
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which the ships rest on their mm
and Horns Bay. During the American
Revolution Hessian sonnets camp:-
ed upon Long Island. meat oi
Smm«L seven miles in width at the
countryside for cattle, Brig the
guest herds to the head at bay.
they then My husband this ani-
whaieboats and stifled bank saunas the
sauna. They in)? at Lineman the
heads and horas 63th:: condemn!
,eaflv setflers alter the war had been
ended game the place in; significant
u the tan-mow hy a land-
Norwalkers who gaze upon the
,Bcenedecimthntmorthevcssels
tngtnewinwtmkssaprwacmn
, from ice and storm Wattle to the
any entrance; mined again this
5pm. This was denied by a amm-
omega wanted with the yard, who
.1 refused to have his name used He;
fwas seen at his home in Not-walk.
Whether the boats are standing up,
1mm their long stay in their m’urky
1'6“,er planking withstanding the
:23an it is masking. is a matte;-
must-inspection than is apparent-
ly mined Hearst-theta” the dark
pater stains twining down the
shiny sides tall or constant” outpour—
ing wnhér from continually operated
when}: pumps.
Pm; at Work.
me the pumps wore out work and
the asthma side or cite Gildersloen
mm a Mountain; strata that
unite evidently came {mm bilge,
‘ W W train the hold ,by ma
stash operated pump: Piling”; tell
that out: 1913431166 has became a: long
ng
2th caveat that of bottoms show—
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jmumm 45.3:me
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f flwflnd themselves with,
mating pious in the weak button
sown of 11m banish wens pretty
pillar; wane
, $38.: r‘" Shani-airman m men
Point was at $9 Brigade Commanders .to licensed cor- denqal men-Ii“ ”‘9 Renu
_ _ ;_ , _ minus for boxing Exhibitions for of up.
was used as a mental breakwater dnr- .
$314” when nepotism visited the '
Wfly unmanned
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Summer Head Wear z
for little folks
. Sinai! Straw flats in black and white and b
These are very suitable for baby bms as them is an;
than juvenile masculine took about them M hich 1s not
the least habyish or girlish.
Speci» a! $1.50.
Taflorsd Straw Hilts in Copenhagen Hue. tan. _
MW “he and Mack. These are sevele inwking littie I
fairs with slight trimming of ribbon bands 01 stiff In
his bows and ends.
$298 up.
Soft flats of novelty straw braidse mi poplin, '5'
navy blue, sand color, light blue and Hg} 11 pink. ‘
$1. 98.
Better grades in delicatIe colors, M to. pp 19 blue .
pale pink, man-y of them with pufl‘ed CJMH‘H and 60x}
brims of horsehair braid and dainty mm M stra
These are for quite small children.
Special $4.95
$8.00 and m
5p. Swami Floor}
Leghorn. and Pam _ afiats,
(I‘ .‘ ron's Sh‘
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Children’ s Petticoats and Slips .
Petticoats without waists to button to 11 waist!) '
50199 are {1ch with embroidery, othex s have
edged mamas” 6 8tol4yea1‘sv ,-
1'11 ~ _ ' 75c, 79c $10033 .1
sizes 4 t0 ‘
MWIW W Petticoats. . '50 ,
yang, "
red and lace mm
WP PM embroide
ramps. in g and :34 innit lengths,
3 .broidered
W 53398 ‘8‘ 8’38“ hat‘sw’ a“ $1.75 an
12mm 14 years,
I I ' WWMQf hatisbe, lace trimmed, , , $1 I
II first!) 12 years, 5 ,1
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