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FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1920.
R EGEN T
~ Theatre
m Class lotion Hume-Au-
mented Orchestra Ivory,
performance
s—Today Three Times-
2:15. 7 and 9
Selznick Presents the Screen ‘Idol
" of Norwalk
EUGENE O’BRIEN
—lN—
Ouida Bergere's Lyrical Romance
Played Upon the Heart Strings of
the Girl He Loved ’
“The Broken Melody”
—and—-
The Hallroom Boys
_| N—
“Breaking.r Into SocietY”
—-Saturday—
A dramatic adaption or the famous
stdge play "Judah" entitled
“THE CHEATER”
Starring
MAY ALLISON
-—and—
HANK MANN In
”ma MASQUERADER”
——Sunday—a
MadireKennedy In
“Dollars and Sense”
COMING h
“Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Ilyde”
q
Something New in Entertain-
ment Every Day.
-—Today At 2:15. 7 and 9—-
A great stage play made into an
even greater screen play——
MAY 'ALLISON
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“THE CHE-ATER”
A woman's soul laid bare and a
man torn on the torturing rack of
lies—From “Judah"—
-and—-
Hank Mann In
“THE MASQUERADER”
b-Saturday—a
The able and popular star of
pictures
EUGENE O’BRIEN
_| N—
“The Broken Melody”
Hallroom Boys Comedy
C O M I N G
Wallace Reid in Sick Abed
“Tillie’s
Punctured Romance”
Tom Mix in “The Terror”
lotus at the R
.. osont Theatre today
wand-Hall Room Boys Breaking mu;
Society.” comes into its own as the
background tor this picturesque and
charming love story.
Mr. O’Brien.
Stewart Grant. is seen in the romantic
role of a struggling young painter.
whose love for Hedda. a girl singer,
that. and back again and
mat": and humorous.
ville team, left yesterday foershing-
ton where he will join the Washing-
ton American League club. He Is the
second pitcher of the lbcal team to go
to the big show. Twombly receiving a
tryout with the St. Louis Cardinals.
Conway is a southpaw pitcher and Is
also noted for his hitting ability. He
was signed up after being looked over
by Nick Altrock. His home is in Hol-
'yoke. Mass.
DELANEY BEATS SHEPPARD.
ST, LOUIS, Aug. 13.-Cal Delaney.
of Cleveland, received the newspaper
decision over Johnny Sheppard, of
London, Eng. in an eight-round bout
here, last night. The men are light-
weights.
—-becsuse it tells
“what’s what” in
'A‘l THE THEATRES
PA LAC E TODAY
A Faicinating Romance ith Mystery
"The Cheater” Starring May
7 Allison.
lillry Van Meter
4,.
plays the dual
'T‘ Tozer and Malalah. the mys-
m the Metro production of
Cheater," from “Judah." the
my llcnry Arthur Jones in
May Allison is the star,
..v thr- Palace Theatre today.
3"“ “Auk Man in “The Masquerader.’
"rm :< a clever faker who poses as
u ”I; .l'l healer and thus fleeces the
7 i» ’f their money.
“w v Van Meter has been in mo-
«.-_ lurlllres for six years. He has
>‘=M_n-r-";ri many’ of filmdom's famoos
" . l- well as appearing in all—star
. 'l'lnS.
:4 entering motion pictures
‘- Winter had a successful stage
"'9"! istirting with the Denver
'- ‘l'llllfll‘ly. He was a member
' 'I .‘il'lf‘lZar Theatre Stock Com-
l\":ll ‘I shin Francisco for three years.
f » " Auditorium Theatre in Los
3"“va was opened he played with
i Ferris and Florence Stone in
WU City." “The Great Ruby"
‘i'v-r popular plays. He made
«in Broadway in New York
in» Pickpockets." Mr. Van
“‘lllporled shah stage stars as
l- Bates. Henry Kolker and
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A 0’3““ Of Human Sympathies “The
Broken Melody" Starring
Eugene O’Brien. Q =
,yrf'jt'uhr as New York’s romantic
$.53”? Village has been in recent
bgo'" L1 f"? little screen drama has
m W‘IIWn from the colorful lives
he interesting people who in-
hgl’n' .te quaint, ramshackled. high-
-‘ 'i'Nriv-red old studios. .
In “The5 Broken Moldy.” Engenfl
03; ion l'
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Period phonographs.
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L7 exquisite Period ,
designs. ,
, -—beeouse it's yours
for the asking.
The Alfred Fox
Piano Co.
85 No. Main at.
so. Norwslk or. '
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ofgoodhealth. It issnsssetthat
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If your vision is not what it should
be you should consult us. Our
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IiH'A MEI!
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CLEVELAND. 0.. Aug.
playing the part of new chairman o; the National ComJ
mission will be .I I
Chicago, a selefli
president of the
carries him from one continent to so: This information
series of adventures that are both dra- authentic source
Meagan said McGraw gave Lizgelt
a push and he tell.
he heard a "thump" and saw McGraw.
Player and Clubfa. AB.
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courmo BREAKS ALL
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iHutchison Again Plays Brilliant:
19,—.Tso! Leas-g Fiel
Be Baseball Head
y and
d in Open Championship.
on of Ban J0hn30n,l('blml‘i0n- had plenty of luck in VES-
Amerlcan League.lterday's thirty-six sole round for ‘the
was obtained by allinau‘onal open solf championship at
here in Cleveland. L I
Johnson visited Cleveland dur~
fit was bed.
6 first game of the Yankees?
OthTWlSP he would be several
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Beautiful Lucy Cotton has the role I(Ellelvelsnd series and made the state-‘slrokes beyond the held last eight (‘leveland .......... 69 "S 643
of Hedda. and It is only after tray- eint that the chairman would be ap.,the eve of the concluding day instead Chicago ...... 70 :1 bill
Ellng through five actionful. reels of gm“ “fore the next world's series.’0f reposimz in a lie fortourlh place hrw "m“ ....... 70 42 .626
poetry and beauty that the yomg‘peo-hiffilso made the announcement. con ,with Ted Ray and Party Vardon at St Louis ........... 52 5" ~iii”
pie provp yo them/Shes that love is' iln'tiiilly. that the name 'of the com-3147 iro whilp Jock Hutrblson txtill Wilmington ......... 47 '§ .44;
better than liches. or fame. or worldly:$’i§l:9ner.to-be was Judge McDonald. 'carrying on with his terrific mice of Boston ........... 47 g? .435
honors: and for the more practical: ," lcago, -lhe qua ‘fyins round. is out in front Detrou """"" 40 55 mg;
minded they prove that bv faith and. ndlcatmns are that ”‘9 Commisw-With a, 9. 75—445 Fhiladelpllia IIIIIIIII 34 q ‘21.
'devotion lo unselfish ideals. one mav 810:" is to be appointed immediately’ Running bead slid head in second ........ - ‘ '0 .7
reasonably have both. - ”Ed Ihaht‘flle iormal announcement of place,” one stroke to IhP‘lmmedlate‘ chm” TOday
‘ , Ibe figd‘ Cinofialds “ppmmmem is to rear/I 0f the genial Jock. are Jim Boston at Philadelphia:
EBBETS ENDS POP 711d 0‘4“ the near future. ,Barnes and Leo Diesel. and from the: * Chicago at Detroit. l
‘ BOTTLE THROWING tritendgiit-fddgsalgef said \ln rhea a llewplmm of the Olrtliinan‘ layman “5 New ivork at “New”!
, . esaw . . .an is. s stil sny one's tie. with the : v, ..
W5” Not Allow Soft Drink: to Be Sold lwho was once mentioned for the place. i fnvnrinf! one of the above seine-t, Odds‘ Only three fit—me. Ehed'uled.
in Park. 1 _“““‘—“—~—-— ' Cards of Leadin Golfers Vest '
NE‘V YORK. Aug. l3.~A new formlMcGRAw CALLED l Following are I‘ll? cards of thgrlizfi-i NAT'ONAL LEAGUE.
Sg‘l‘rgfi‘t’fl'olh Veil; into effect .vester.‘ To TELL OF FiGHTflns live rollers at the end of the sec-1 Yesterday's Re its.
‘- “ r00 Yn baseb . .0nd round of the 0 en olf ch .‘ 5 - I - N '
grounds. Ebbets Field. Presladléntcg‘: Gist}. Manauer to Be Questioned ship: p g amnion ’ glitcdgldggt zllroolt‘gi: 02k: 0‘
bets issued an edict yemerday morn- 5°“ '"llfl'y to Actor Slsvin é Hutchinson—Morning round: i (‘incinnatiys' Boston . 5 (11 in-
lng prohibiting the 3,190.80“ drinks! , . o_n Sunday Morning. Mint ...4 4 3 4 4 n 4 3 4.33 Inings) ' ' ' .. '
m botlles within the enclosure H “E“ ‘ORK- Aux. 13.—A subpoena In ...5 4 5 2 5 R 4 4 4‘36—69 phglédel m3 6' st Loul 1
noufied the official Caterer that if uelwss issued yesterday for the appear.‘ Afternoon round' p ' . s, '
fans must have cooling drinks duri le‘am’e Pf JOhn J. McGraw manazer of Out ...4 5 3 6 4 4 3 3 5“,," 1 8t d‘ f th 3| be
their visit to the Brooklyn blill parnkglthe new York Giants, at the district In ---5 4 5 3 4 5 4 5 4~39~76«l45' " mg o soon“ [I'm :2 c
he must “9""? the ”Quid in containersillit'm'm“vs office today to 39" “‘3' he mpg“ “mm“! round: Cincinnati 59 . 44 ' 57":
01‘ paper cups instead of bottles in or-l "0"“ 01' hm? John C. slavin. musical Out ~- .4 4 3 4 4 4 5 3 4‘35 inmoklyn ........ ‘61 47 565
der to protect the unlplrps - Players comedy actor. was injured following a“ In ...5 4 4 3 5 4 3 5 4—~37-—-72 New York """"""" 57’- 47 .543
and patrons of the club from‘injuly ‘smmp early Sunday morning. ; Afternoon round: Pittsbur h """"" 51 ‘9 '52“
During the latter half or the Sex-enih fl Slavln was Injured following a sour. Out .. .4 4 3 5 4 3 3 4 5.45 pmmgo‘ """"" 5‘4 57 '457
inning in the second game between ye early Sunday mOrning when John In ..5 4 7 3 4 4 4 5 13—39—74—146 Volt Louis """""""" 4g 57 .457
the Chicago and Brooklyn teams Wed-lb, “mm“: manage,- 0f the New Y‘Irk‘ B“r“°’”M“ml“: "“md: hoston """""""" 44 54 .449
nesday. Umpire Quigley arouséd the lsnts, resented his attempt and lhat.0ut ...5 5 3 5 5 4 3 3 4—37 mm d lhl """""" 41 5;), '39'3
ire of the home rooters by one of hisl0f “hm?!" LiElliott. a former naval In ..4 4 5 ‘. 5 4 5 4 4~-39-76 a e p a """" '
decisions. Immediately a. shower ofqolii'icer. to escort him to his apartment, Afternoon round: ‘ Games Today
"pop" bottles directed at the official”; engosec'utors ofliCo was told yester- Out .. .4 3 3 5 4 4 3 3 5-34 Brooklyn at New York:
came from the upper and lower daf. 3' Y‘Illlam T. Meagan, the taxi In ..4 4 4 3 4 4 5 4 4——36—70—146| Philadpjplda at Boston
stands. President Ehbets decided to friler. who took the “"0" and his Vardon—Morninz round: Qt Ynuis at Pittsburth
prevent a recurrence of this‘disord l . ends to McGraw‘s home an" the 0‘" -"5 ‘ 3 l 5 4 4 4 5’38 O .l nth. . sm scheduled
by depriving fans of s h I er,baseban man's light With a member or In .. . .4 .5 5 3 4 4 4 3 4-36~74 n y ree g es '
missiles. ' l “c convenient”? Lambs, mub' ? “mm“ ’°“"“‘ RNATIONAL LEAGUE
—..—______. daffy:- Itlheasfgn dgclared. was nun/out ..4 4 3 4 4 4 3 4 5—35 ”"5 '
CONWAY LEAVES TO JOIN and Li ea. er. an resented Slavin In .4 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4~-»38«73—147 Yesterday's Resulto.
zgetts determinatio —. ro : .
W‘sH'NGTON' him safely home. n to see 0:33le 42°??? 2 fill—3s gogfitmg‘zggzrcs‘fjpcgy' 0“"
Rocxwmna. Aug. 13 ~"Jerryu Armed ‘" MCGmw's d‘mrslen- Mea- "1 ~-~" ‘ i 3 ‘ 5 4 ‘ ‘v35—7‘ Rzad‘l: t-‘Rcrwliestér ‘2
Conway. who has been doing eilect- gan atom the prosecutor, ”“9" 3‘" Afternoon round: Baltimdre '8- Akron 2 .
ive work on the mound for the Roék- or; n“ ""d ”an helped McGraw to Out, ..4 4 2 4 5 6 4 3 5~37 ‘ ‘ ' '
11 EM. “'hen all three were on the In ....5 3 5 3 4 4 4 4 4~36—73—147 Standing of the Clubs
311*. an arcumen! started. E —-————-z———
CHARLESVWEEGHM N l8
THRUST INTO BANKRUPTCY
CHICAGO. Aug.- 13.——The restaur-
Weethan,
A moment later '
into the vestibule of his home. ant business of (‘hsrles
Slavln had fallen to the sideka and former president of the Federal Leak (Akron """""""
was lying unconscious ,Readinz .............
he said. 9
Five Leading Hitters
near Liggett, tie and Nationnl League baseball
" ‘lcnms, was thrust into bankruptcy
lyesterday. It is charged W'eeghmnn
[lost $125,000 of his mrptg‘allon's funds
V 3in the baseball deals. aims aggre-
Inllllflajor Leaguesxntlnz 913.000 were filed.
—-,-—-—- 1 “'eeghman controlled a chain of
AMERICAN LEAGUE. ,rcslaurants. lie has sold all his inter-
R. R. 1’13. est in the Cubs. Mrs. W'eethnn re-
gmgcrétcleve..lor 4m 99 ms .406 cently obtained a divorce. W’ecghmnn
J . k . L . 4....106 Q26 91 172 ' .404 rngp frnm Ill? job a" waiter.
Ruth”; C'hi....106 4.1.2 69 160 ,3“ “rpe‘hman 93m. "Recent even”
F" Oil" ‘ -.....106 3-:8 122 130 .385 have created a condition where the
.. 0 “Sh-gill. .110 429 86 154 .359,ifharlcs “’cegllman (‘ompnny has been
Hornqby St Twat“ :OEAGUt .. ‘llI'liiblP to meet its obligations as they
Roush (I‘ll!- l..1rm “-3 66 152 .345 toll due. ‘The result has been that a
J gml'th qlL .- $1? 56 126 .332 few creditors. becoming impatient.
Vl'llllams I‘ll" It‘ll 36;; (4;? 1:: fig; have forged their claims to ludg.
— ' I ' ' ' ' u .u 6‘ . i .
honetchlc, may“ 94 362, 43 “6 .320 gum; Bohgnctompam as a solo; con
BfllflflEPflRl MAN 8A l8 WAS ASLEEP
Fflll SIX MflNTHS AFIER THE “FLU”
Mr. Michael Paolo, of 21 Cedar Street, Bridgeport. Conn., Says CINOT Was
the One Remedy That. Brought Results He Hojed For.
In conversation with Mr. Paolo. he
said: "After an attack of the "Flu,"
last winter, I was so tired and dopey
that I really was asleep on my feet
for six months, and I tried many ways
to not well, but nothing seemed to
hftlli me. and my food did not digest“
I achcd and pained in various parts of
my body. I was advised by a friend
of mine to try CINOT. and. alter tak-
ing three bottles, I was entirely re-
lieved, and just feel line."
Mr. Paolo is a popular young man
and employed by the Connecticut Co..
and publishes this testimonial believ-
ing that it will help others to regain
their health and strength.
CINOT is for sale. exclusively, by
Pislsted's Drug 09.. Washington street,
south Norwaik. Also.at the Westport
Drug Co.. Wesiport: Switzer‘s Dru”:
Co, Southport; IN. H. Jones' Drug
Store. Stamford; H. E. Northrop's,
Danbury. and at Hartigan's Drug
Store, Bridgeport..—-Adv.
MR. MICHAEL PAOLO.
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GO AGAINST HAGEN:
TOLEDO. 0.. Aug. 13.——V&'alter Ha-f
udge McDonald of gen, of New York. the playing through,
gthe Inverness Club. but nearly all of,
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
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Yesterday’s Results.
New York. 5; Cleveland, 1.
Philadelphia, 3: Detroit, 1.
Chicago, 7; Washington, 2.
Only three games scheduled.
Standing of the Clubs.
“’on. Lost. P.(‘.
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I “Ion. Lost. P. 4‘.
)4
lelilmore ..... , ...... 7 5 37 .670
Toronto ............. 74 41 .644
:Buffalo .............. 70 42 .626
‘ 7o 43 .621
55 58 .487
Jersey (‘it y .......... 43 69 .384
l Rochester ........... 34 75 .312
‘ Syracuse ............ 27 83 .245
Games Today.
Buffalo at Syracuse.
Rochester at. Reading.
Akron at Baltimore.
Toronto at Jersey City.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterdsy’s Results.
Hartford, 2: Worcester. 0.
Plttsfield. 14: Springfield. 1.
New Haven. 3: Albany. 0.
Bridgeport. (i: Waterbury. 4.
standing of the Clubs.
Won. host. PC.
New Haven .......... 5° 43 .578
Worcester ........... 57 47 .548
Hartford ............ 49 45 .521
Bridgeport .......... 53 50 .515
Pittsfleld ............ 51 52 .495 .
Sprinefleld .......... 48 a 51 .485)
Albany ............. 48 51 .485 ,v'
Vi’aterbury .......... 40 62 .392
Games Today.
“’aierbury st Hartford (2).
Albany at Worcester.
Bridireport at Springfield,
Pittsileld at New Haven.
AMERICAN ASSQCIATION.
St. Paul, 27: Louisville, 5.
Indianapolis. 11: Minneapolis. 8.
Toledo. 14: Kansas City. 6.
Columbus-Milwaukee. game called.
darkness.
80UTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis. 9; New Orleans, 4.
Little Rock. 1: Birmingham, 7.
Atlanta. rain.
Only three games scheduled.
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VOTE TO BAR CHASE
FROM MISSION LEAGUE
SAN JOSE, Cal, Aux. 13.~—Direct-
nrs of the Mission Baseball League
voted, 10 to 2. to rescind n resolution
passed some time ago permitting Hal
those, former major league player. to
play With the San Jose club. in the
:lcae’ue. according to advices from Gil-
roy, Csl.. where the directors met.
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Try a classified advertisement in the
Sentinel.
Phone.
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BLUE FLAME OIL COOK BTOVES
--Asbestor ring; zvburner; value
$8.75 at .................. $7.98
colon; vsluo 81.25 at
GttAysif ‘msififimoéal;u‘:r:c:g HEAVY CLOTHE‘ LINE anon
long stemed flowers. 35c value, 6 col". will; to p:- {are
. ... .....26c 3’ ‘ny Gng‘vPCf . ........
It is. ... .
ICE TEA SET—Very attractive
that n: in linemen Wt- °°""’“ . ...... .. 1.10
oi enamored pitcher and 3 hand: "'3” u ’
m glasses: virtue 87-” It 433° one Purse—e burner, Mack
finish, sass value at ...... so.»
ICE CREAM FREEZERS, White
”contain or Alaska freezers:
’m e-qe. to s 14.. one on the
marked price.
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IT’8 HERE IF iT’S HOUSEWARI.
SHOPPING BAOKETO -- Light
weight and pliable; will hold
any number of packages: attract:
. ... ...
ALUIMNUM SAUCE FANS—with
long handle; 24c. capacity; value
STEP LADDERO—A good reliable
Indoor; 44¢. Mob: roost-r ,
at .4. ....sus‘
ya. on. nu.
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with some men who lay the 0mm}:
was at 100 iol and v." '
ed him at least 60 “$19.” laycl (lum
Changes in position Wore kaleido
s4 opic. It was a five and .1 bolt" fur-
long dash. and during the running a'
most every one of the seventeen start»
ers changed position two or three
.- MMWZ-M.,.,,. ’__'._._.. . , .,
OLD FAITHFns. ’00 TO ‘ ,u . .. ,
wins AT BAIA‘rocAi Der-ens bulls no his
i‘us. (13‘1“? ml", W'ih m m the turn. There
m
oped to the from. She held
«mm-ll for n for strides. Then Old
“and, which an been racing in
m m come with a rush and
quickly‘med up a gap of six lengths
on its loll.
31 int when it seemed as if Old
Nth!!! would nil: home Playfellow,
the half bmther’of Men 0' W‘ar, got it
into his stubborn head to show some
overs and dotted out of the rear like
‘ street of list-tiling. loaded in second
Niece and mode Old Faithful hustle to
w 11.
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Reducing Sale. ’ ’
cost of th ‘ article.
Caps, Boy
Neckwesr,
Caps, Etc.
cn’t come expecting to find fresh, new goods.
the kind we ofier fifty-one weeks of the you, but this week
. is devoted to cleaning up shown goods,
articles that were mussed or soiled during our big “Stock
EVERY ARTICLE om IS 01' VALUE.
THE QUESTION I3: Can you - it to s'ldvuntage? The
price will be graded according to the audition of the mer-
chandise, and We can assure you w
under the present value and only Q
There are.Ws.ists, Yarns, Imbroiderios, hoes, Infants
Washable Hots, finals, noose Dresses, timings,
Gloves, I snts Sweden, nothing Shoes, Bathing
Those who come early have Inst Islsefioll.
COME TO THE FEAST
That is
odd lots and
.-.rs A
piece is m
of the o
It
tioles.
covers, night gowns, con
low tops, “keep hot napkins."
s‘s wssmorou or.
110 WASHINGTON 81‘.
Come in and Hear Our Sept. Re-
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Royal Society Package Goods '
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T) Shirt waists, envelope, m fancy aprons, corset
sooth. dueling sscqnss,
boudior caps, it unique apron lung, (in may be used for s
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Child’s dresses and rompers; My dresses (6 mos. to one
yr.); Infant’s long and short are“: (Bill’s hots, csps‘snd 4‘
bibs; Baby pillows; Infants' Ids o! (1-, slip ups and bib. /
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HALL CANNEIC—TM practical
cannor; all galvanised: holds 12
jars: value, ”.50; Saturday.
at .. . ......... $4.8
LAMP CHIMNEYS—Fancy,
proved, rep. 35: st
oooo LUCK JAR nmos—s den.
{or ........... 25¢
OLA” TOP JARS—Lighting
style; 1-! pints, pints and quarts,
Saturday, ion, ”a
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