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MASONIC NOTICES
A stated communication of Old Well
Edge. N0. 103. F.,and A. .\i., will be
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FIRST [ME IN
lflflllll’illlll SERIES
McCarten’s Drive to Center
Field for Circuit a Fea-l
ture—Volk Had a Day Oil;
And Was Derricked inl
the Eighth Inning
’l'ln-
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l.ot~k".‘lt.u.- 1‘ LR lirst liuml lii
)t-s‘ln i:l;i_\"s luill r. .ll \E’ult! Sliv-‘l.
with the Normal H. \x‘nit‘ll is to thrill“
ilw (‘liiiminimmhi;- o. tlzu- L'wx». 'l‘lu-
St‘ill‘t‘. i) to ‘1. it is tho lulu. 52ml";-
1)ll(‘l‘l:7!t l‘ur T~mcyno:i.~‘. rt‘mlmi l:-u‘.)'i
ill llio- (-EN‘llll” ilsllird. :1; r' li;.--i
dun“. l‘m-rt l l- I. illi'l 3-1." -*-I illiilrlll
l);!ll. .\!t‘:20';'," L.‘<nl“.,:' in. Innvs «r.-
bulk-11nd “Hg“? . vizrl; Yufn. liv lltTlli
(‘l" ii '11» \‘.'l: .‘l .i .‘-l l-nul-L tinny.
field at its rooms Tuesday evening.
October 5th. 1920, at 8_ o‘clock. “fork!
in A. Degrpc. All Masons cordiallyl
and traternally invited. '
F.‘:.lv.-v'nully yours, l
ROBERT‘M. ‘.\'ll.l‘0.\'. SeCy
ASA 'l‘. LOVENDES, “C M.
lutler Chapter, NO. 38, R. A. M.
m in Masonic Temple, South Main
«shoot, the 2nd and 4th Tuesday: of
coach month. at 8 o’clock, July and Au-
“ excepted. All R. A. Masons cor-
totally and f eternally invited.
D. B. BEACH, H. P.
SOCIAL NOTES
v
535(0)”) ll.\lil.()“ I‘I‘N DANCE.
Tho sawmill l..'l‘l\tt"i'll dump. of
12016 Junior l.".‘" l m" in: \' -rw:nlk
llwllllul. \‘ll! “n-Iil rl llil lluxlll
Jan‘s I‘Utl'l. ti u- lav-rim: nl tl('l0ll(‘l'
39th.
The commilim- low» t it” the
friends who l:.:‘1l!- Hui . surh :i
singular snow->5. lilSi )t .. will :vn‘nlfil
in making tln' ul'iuii‘ this _\'t'
greater social cwul.
Following: the }-"('('Q'(ll‘nt of l:l.\‘
var, the dmu't- will not lw a costuniv
hall. TIth‘ls will ln- on Sillt' Slltlt‘ll).
LAY un t‘\t'l|
I 118:2? $051!rifliilfli‘zoinnlii‘i’lII-i: \(.~l' “thit- i'm-Igmy homi- runs lllluli‘ in ili . f
l! xnaier. .lr.. iluii'mun; IAIN-TV. Ilh'; s :wrhls‘ ‘
l7 Kathlcwi Twat-v}: l'lstlu-i‘ Kin-hi), .lnlzi. U“ “P“ Sunday nflvriflmn ".‘H‘J
f -A. Culiilv'. 'lui'y')‘ \',’_ Emir; “m.” lmh). the :u-rmnl ganic (ll llu u- lH‘S
: lane, lll‘iirlll't‘l'. ' will he plzlyl-(l ill the l‘.:i\l» r grum‘nlr'.
3 Thu liox scorn: ‘
: Imuii.\l.s'—.\.\'A.s'i‘.\sl.\. 1“ "1““ " ”'5' , l
; Mia: (Vanni-[lo Anastasia. of 123 . , _- :1” ,1. (i ill) :1 ',
{' 'h‘outls Main SlN't‘t. this morning was . life“, (.i ,' """" .1 I i ‘1' 1,1
; mar-rim] to Arthur DiAlixhztls. of ”05- ll‘ “lit“ ‘7‘... ; ~ ._ .. l 1
l .ion. The ('(‘ii‘ll‘tl"_\' look )pluu'c in St. ,\;):I.T‘ ' l , """ 1 .. , ,, l
' Joseph's church. l-‘nllurr Hit lmi'd Car- ; H J,“ I" L I — ‘ l
roll married the couple. b,““”"‘" p. """" .. t: .1. .1, X il
'i‘ln- bridesmaid was Miss Anna Suzy‘i‘w“ H """ .' ‘ “ " l I‘ l
Manatiu. of Brooklyn. N. l'.. \vhilu thv ”FH'HIQ' 1h ' " ' H ‘ ' i ll
Lust man was Peter GUUIllHS of South ‘1‘” NS """"" l I H I V: H
.‘K'nruulk. The flower g‘il‘l \lus .\E:I\ 1" "’l" S ri' '5 1 I H '5'
Anastasia. sister of the bride. Olin .5. ~ '*‘ " “ ’ l
in “w lvi'itlul pull; \\‘|‘!l‘ Anna anu, 'l‘olnlg ........34 9 7 ."i \ 3
Lin (‘ll"lSll£lll0, l;<-s«- t‘h.1~':i;l_nu. .ll-n- NUIL\\'.\I.KS.
1:» I‘lnln: l:il\\’l‘lllt'°‘ .tiuslnsut. John m. r l: in» l 1- 1
Ibold, ()ll.t- .ilOltl and 1‘ it'll I’ulumbo. Riley. 2h . . ... . . _ . _3 2 1 1 3 '_'
A surpriw- [-lll‘LV “11:4 Lil‘xt'll Bliss Cakes. Ct ' h ‘ '5 O ‘i l: H l [11
I‘Esra. llrzu't-s. ill ln-r hom‘e, Hall, H ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '4 1 ' T 0 :
m “realm”. MM “mm. by a. Prince. 1b . ....... 4 1 1 a 0 .
Lumber 01' friends from Nor- ‘Vhone' rf """" 4 O 3' “ ll ”
“21k, New York and \\'t~slporl. Those lowdon, 3b . . - . . . .5 0 l l l 0
who were present wore Mr. and Mrs. ’l‘urlov. c .......... 4 0 0 5 l w
C’s-rd Leinu-r. Mr. and Mrs. l'linton l"ronk. ss ....... ..4 0 2 4 l l
flirptpcr‘hlflr. :iiitxlllei‘skvglohn llrul‘h- Ynlk. p ........... 3 0 0 2 1 l
‘3‘ ,1 ".11IlI '.. 1 {l'" ‘
Mr. and .Xll'. August Niall-l: Mir.| illill E‘Jmlm' p "U I “I H 0 0 1 “
j‘drs. Hurr} Him llion. Mr. and Mrs. .\ii— . __.—_ __ A - f —~ ~
:gl15LI'lN'lllI'lil, lillll All‘. illlll .‘ll’m‘.’ 'l-‘iillS . .31 -l \ :4 l 4
AdamSt-llivitit(it'lliiSi-.1_\; 31,, “MI scour: HY l.\.\'l.\'|i.\‘.
Pars. \Villiuni lll'llst'l‘ oi Nt-x. York. f'w'ifl‘mmls .......... :10 n1] ion 1!
lz‘dward Finnegan of No“ York. Mr. \nixx‘ulles ........... 300 100 (“*th -l
«and Mrs. John Fllx".'\'l':i‘lo-r, .‘tl' SSH. ' mm? l:.-I~l—-—N0rwalks. 2i; ’lmt'kr
John, Fred. Richard. \\'illis z-ml la‘ll- , ’I‘wo-hase hits \\'l‘.m.-'
uz-grd Draves. Mrs. Anna llruvt-s and lll'll, l'ri-u-o. Home run- AIME-1‘1
Miss Clara llruw-s. w, Ifll'hl nu hulls—Off Stanll‘)‘. 7‘? l-ll'
.Mr. and Mrs. Mmll'm' l“ll'ltl.\‘. (if \I‘Hl‘» 5'5 ‘ i ”null“ 1' Struck "'1' “V"
~-t‘.r)0p0rsl.0\\n. .\'. V.. and Mt. ulnl Mrs. Stank}. " “3' "Olkv 3: “3 Q‘””‘" i"
J. lmzzl, of ()anm, _'\'_ \‘,. who have Siil‘l'ilii't- lllls—Tookt'l'. 'l‘n-lux. Loft
119ml ‘.‘lSlllllL’ Mr. and Mrs. lwllnl Ad- 0" l”“"'5 """ Norwulks. ll: l"“'l"‘""‘ ‘1‘“ U
um.“ :nnil Mr. and Mrs. IlIlllll'l' F. 9- "ll l‘.\‘ l'lll'll"'"“'l.u"l‘i" "'l- “5""-
I’Mu. mini. 01' his city. returned home. Dlli‘ll ”Villk fill" Quinn. Slvilvn luvev:
Salt :l.'_\‘. motoring: tltrmlull by tlli‘ —--.\';l'/:z:irn. l“ll.‘Il 4~n i-rv'n " ‘Cir
way - tho "l30-"?Uzllil'vi-l." The. visit- Walks. 3: l.~"u"k\\‘m~‘<. L' l‘iupi-n
on highly eluwd owr Norwall(_ lilggins. Sworn-r \. 'xlnrmu. Tim:-
“and .: . ..tlv t‘iu’mml the attractiveness -——Two hours.
of our city, ' .——-‘ _.L ._._._ ‘ _
Mrs. James Golden and Mrs. Julia ODO‘VD A34, (.,.‘\hll”\h. ,IH“.‘.”\
[Lister were week-end guests at Slin- FOR 80‘ I: “' llhlllk.l-.l ”RI
.dowln-ook. “'eston. Among the NHL ““5““, "1’3“”“3
ers on Sunday \vere‘ Mr. and M‘rs. First vahminutar-“Yuan: Mulligan
glriwnce; 1:" Flaugon, 5'“: "“d- MES’ 3- \'s. Micki-3' llovinv, lmii- rounds.
”f3? and Mrs. F. J. Morrison: \oung 1‘11")" “Km runnls.
N”. m “r. “ oodnard. Miss Galvin Semi-final l'nisy Hugash \‘fl. Youmr
and \Yurri-n U. “'oodward. Dyson. 10 "mm”-
Miss Dom llorwitz. a. 15.1th Final lmul—Blilu- O'llowd vs.
(hv 1920 «inc.- of the Ndrwulk High Frank "1"!“th 1‘1 l'""“"‘~‘~*
fichan hug “answd ‘0 her duties at Oil‘iciuls—~ltcl'vrm-. Yuung' McAul—
-Columl:iu l‘: :.. pm}; having 51w,“ the life: timer. Michael I". (.l'L‘onnor; un—
‘ ‘wnck c-mi x-i: | ui-r parents. at Lin- nouncer, Jack MCGH" '
coin &\'('Illll'. In... . . .' .. -
Janos Adams, son of Patrolman
Alonzo .M'mrs. of 55 Cross slrcet. re-
turned to Hui)‘ lilmst Apostolic C'ol- '
ienc, at Cormu-ils, 121.. this morning.
' ”This is his Inurth your at college.
IIerberl A. l-‘innvis. formerly a. wall-
known l'l’Slllt'lll or South Norwalk. has
been in town. for several days in the —____
interrst ol the '- ~‘ -- . l 1- - - 0 ~
graph Co, I athe I rt ms I110 10 By Taking Lydia E. Pmldaam’s
Alfred G. .larkaon, sporting editor vegeuue cumund' Many
{if the Bridgeport lixenlng Star. was §§b_ca& <
ihe week-end guest of Mrs. Ill. Flu- vCairo, Ill.——“Eollie time ago I got 80
belly. of M Svrmg strnct. bad with female trouble that I thought
Mr. and Mrs. J. Reynolds, of New "mmmm" I would have to be
Rochelle, \‘-'l‘l'(' Week—end guests of Mr. "I [H opcr.l.ted on. I had
and Mrs. I". l). Jennings. of Quintard' ' ‘ a bad disillaoement.
a,yenue_ . ' _ ‘ BI]: right side would
Mrs. John J. Claw-n started for Bing- pain me “d I “'33
lumpton. N. Y.. win-r“ she will spend so nervous I Could
.a few weeks with l‘k'l‘dil‘ 1-5. “Pt hold " glass or .,
William S. Sturtma ' is in town “fit?!” Many times
mlling or. i‘i-.m:<ls.
nasal-nae?) . .‘i'l‘ sizw HAVEN
3131C.
NEVI li.\'\'l;.“.’. (M. 4.-—The New
York Ame-xiv n‘s rlufuatod the New
Haven Eur .,.... League club in an ex-
'hibition gmm- here. yesterday. 8 to 0.
Babe Ruth was not with the Yankees,
while in the Nt-w Haven lineup were
finn- major 1083230115. Ross Young.
Dave Itanrmft, Jcr- Dugan and Cy
Perkins. 'rhc score-z R. H. E.
New York (A. L.) ......... 3 10 0
.New Haven .............. 0 5 2
Mries~—Quinn. Hansel and Han-
. nah: Bender and Perkins.
The annual mr-elin
Your-Such (‘luli will
home of Mrs. E. B.
‘avenue. on \V
J ‘tnher 6th. at
g of the Watch-
be held at the
Smith. 206 East
adélesday afternoon, Oc-
"‘ 0 o'clock. All mem-
ber] Ire requested to attend as it is
#0 “null meeting and important
is to be transacted.
E. Pinkhmn's Vegetnbl
it helped my sister so I
to do all my work: The Vegetable Com- l
—Mrs.
Street, Cairo, I]
that oral
lieve.
the above letter,
amply prove t1:
recommended when medicine in many
cases is all that is
swims nail imam} id'iv-ll‘ «ml (ii' mun)
lilll" with his l'l‘ r pill-hilly:
'nlk Sitlril‘ll 1‘1 .' li‘l- .\ur\‘..-ll\': :H‘tl
“us l(".lt‘llt'.l .t-r -~ \l"l 1:535. “ll." '\ix‘l.
u'n‘i l'..' :iinv l :zsu -- nn hulls. \vlvil-li
( ;i.l.~xwl his v'v-ifw nn'ni. 1's 1! I- [.m‘k
\.t ul~l \aunlal In! :it tu- (‘l'lll nil limo.
whit El sin-Hm} in lrnl l'nr tln X'Il'l‘ulllxfi.
"l‘l2‘cf" .‘xlv l‘zirit-n l"lllifi‘l‘ll‘.l \\:lh
02‘"
tvmmmnm
W.- .-
MEN, WOMEN a CHILDREN
lOur prices Are Always Right.
SILK DRESSES
$10.95
Valucsunto$22.5o
L. GOLDEN
GOTTLIEB’S
335.00
ALL' WOOL SUITS
”.250
FRED HAIN
um and Heavy
TRUCKING ~___
In AID WOOD
Manna-snag
moon
ADVANCE SHOWING
or
Fall Shoes
FOR
New 1920 Mitchell
$1900
NEW MAXWELL
TOURING CAR OR ROADSTER
Immediate delivery to your garage, all charges paid for
$1275 ‘
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
Open Saturday Evenings
MAX LEVY’S
SHOE STORE
31 So.'Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK
m” Hl‘nrh‘n shunt“. ii lll" lll'hl in—
:_in:-*
55 RAILROAD AVE. PHONE 1413-4
,. u'ui Hl'lll il rz-ilizi,” in :l 4-1; twni~
r.
4» 'w VHS“) 'lllnlts'ii; llll‘ ( Lit llll.
'-The Best Salesman—A Want Ad
See Window Display
- _,_-_-.,--,.
Delivered at once to your garage. all charges paid for
SO. NORWALK
VACATION mime IMO! ’
_ ‘ ON NEW HAVEN ROAD
The close at vacation home was
{train service on the New Haven Road?
for summer resort points. Three
lamina were discontinued Saturday“
Ithree were taken on the schedule yes-l
[Eel-day, and one ceased to operate to-I,|
8". .
3 The trains which stopped today,l
,were the Bar Harbor express out of,
{New York, The White Mountainv
ltrains out of New York nightly, and‘
the Bar Harbor train leaving the‘
Pennsyvania station for White Moun-
tains. Mount Desert Ferry and Faby—i
an will stop running.
l
HALL IV MASSA(‘III.‘sl-I1‘l\'. l
F‘rt‘d ll. Hall, tho Norunlk pool and l
billiard export. is touring Ainssiichn-l
ismls, giving exhibitions of his skill'
lils work is given a good (ion! of spm'l' }
in the Mnssachusr-lts papers. l
marked Saturday by the cessation of:
mm s " w
SHAWN DEFEAT “IVE“.
SIDES, 0F BRIJXHSZI’UHT.
The strong Shamrocks dun-m.“ the
strong Ilivoi'sldvs. of liridg‘nporL 3“.“
any :li‘tcrnoon. in tho “'u-lw lot. Bust
Norwalk. by the score of 14 to 1.
liloomquisi. tlw Shamrmk inn-1w...
struck out 16 of ilw lilyrl'nnlr ,1“;
t‘i's. and havvrv. of llu‘ lint xvii]. c, 3‘
'l'lw {mine was won alll’llllliL About
5(‘0 lwinr,r present.
Nl‘\l Sinnlny thv Slinmrwl‘c will
travel to l-lridgi port and lll.l\ ilu “n-
low Juniors. which is _Hlll .u‘ 1:.r luntt
Junior tunns in llrldp‘t'pvl‘l, Th“.
lune llul lust :1 pump thiz: r: :.,. n The
Saline “ill lw Mal-‘41 on l'i‘llnui l‘u hi,
:44‘()lil-L ll‘x lN\'|I\i;r»f
lll\‘f‘l"~l'll‘fl ......... ‘vl'l lll‘t HUN 1
Shill!ll""|'l~H .21le iill «l: L 14
llrni‘ ' r‘: o" Inn-um l': l in SI \‘n 4.
t). l'. A. \3 . \.'nl l‘ ‘lw‘l‘a w i‘. - 11”“
in \i'-’il 13.. l“ l'li l.:--l.- r-. '.‘.i.l-
lmwlsi) In: '1. l l' nauxlhi i. ....t llt
l’i'ulil Oi ‘lw l-.~‘l. \ \'\.l ' IL
letix'w‘i. iii ' n'ulru l< «Harp \ ‘L
lins will l..- ll:‘ll 'n lu‘av i‘.' ‘. mug
to ihinhur).
“l-Z‘!“ (en‘ur HillH'llilliwl for
Yolk. ll: "9v "’1‘ Ind lu-hl illi-
lnwiutz 4-.2: ‘ .«wl vunlwss in lili‘
i‘.\’i- i'll- ,iil-lit l.
'I'lw l. lllll.}£ ll'..' -: hurt" («'l‘l'lll'fi.
l.) Fain-Mu. ‘lt‘ ;‘ lun‘ ". in l' .. ’3. Eli.
“hi1” .:-l-vuz\:l :ilvmu: ‘mpusmlilc. : ill
('ii-ii‘ ':= Jul) -..- ' a"; ll 44' '.~ l'
short. which \x..-~ Eu! . iv .1 :1 :ll c- inn.
hill-”.1? l.
N!) ltsx ill: in 'i- 11m” \.i-.<- ll"l u.)
hum-s. lim No-xuuiks l’il\lll" ll :l ml
llvr Lovk‘u'wox's fl.
‘.\'h--;.v :‘t‘l "rnnk “en‘- ll <' hi‘ .
-i’ Hm .‘x‘ni'wnllzs. \‘.llll .‘l. —
.n :ml anzuru I'(‘lil‘0‘ll in.) 9' .s‘
i.n(‘l.‘.\’<.( ‘...
:riv... .i-u' lllt‘
My. ll‘llriovn. tho "linilw'." \. -j‘ ..-. f
:in_\ plum-r, on i'lllll‘l‘ shit. ..
I would have to stop
my Work and sit
Brighten Your Home
With New Furniture
We are approaching the dull dark days of the year; make
vmu- homo bright and cheerful with new furniture. It is surprising
whet a few pieces of furniture will do for a home. Perhaps you '
wood a, (laven port, a new rocker, or bed, drop in and let us show you
;:r:\\‘ we can save you money on the finest furnishings.
Va. 21 No 2 No. 20
No 40—A fine little telephone
stand made of oak and we"
finished; has drawer to kecp pa-
per, etc-, and stool that firs 0cm-
pactly away. Each $11.00.
. 21—Plant Stand. A beautiful little plant stand that will attract
you by its simplicity. Made of oak. Each $1.95.
2—Smoking {it-rd. Just what the man of the house always
wants. A amolurg stand that just fits beside his chair ready
to catch the astus. A value at $1.35.
5—8ame as No. 2 only has drawer top.
Each $2.25.
“’i 319' Rocker in
Muleskin
This comfortable wing rock-
er is covered in very high
No. 40
No. 40
No. grade muleskin. It has a.
double coil spring seat and
well padded sides and back.
Priced at $46.00. '
‘10. Finished In oak.
This Beautiful
.. Suite at a Saving
.Lll . ". . , ._ --...
D l Ill Elli“ a
a ‘ «=2
This Desk $51.50
There is no denying the value in
:his typewriter desk. Has draw-
:rs on either side which insures
etc of room and a typewriter
stand in the center. Stands on
eet which insures perfect sani-
cation. Finished in golden oak.
bargain at the price we quote.
‘61 50
e
A suite of beauty that will enhance the ap—
pearance of any home. Consists of four
pieces: a bed, dresser, chiffrobe. and dress-
ing table. We recommend. this suite for
pure value. $265.00
and value
' ‘ l
A Comfy Couch
Here’s Quality
r. '5'; r
This ever popular style couch lo
4 r
Luxurious Comfort will be yours if you' in-
typlcally American. It makes a
pleasant place to tdke s noon
down or I Would fall ,
on the floor in nl
faint. I consulted
several doctors and
the same but I kept
om having the opera-
0 many times of Lydia.
e Compound and
began tnkin it.
I_ have never felt better than I liarc
Since then and I keep house and am able l
.-
everz one told me
figh mg to keep fr
tion. I had read 5
pound is certainly one grand medicine.”
J. R. Mairmsws, 331). Sycamore
Of course there a
. re many serious cases i
a. surgical operation will rc-'
e freely acknowledge this, but.
and many others like it,
vest in this living room suite. It is a com-
bination Of cane and mahogany and a re-
markable value at our price. The uphol-
stery is a fine grade of tapestry. Seats are
well cushioned insuring maximum com-
fort. Complete suite as shown, $125..
ASK ABOUT OUR. CREDIT
lay nap or when tlme permits
to read a book. It is large and
Hell upholstered In a high grade
inflict-eta. Has large springs
and raised head. You can't
final an. value. Each $5.00.
PLAN. '
'Angevine Furniture Co.
at many operations are
needed.
1 on Want a ' 1 ad - -
Lydipy E. Pinkham‘ mfiiucrim
dental), Lynn, “a“ '
.11.; - '
134-136 Washington “Street“ -
.. Salim Norwaik, Conn. _
intorlined.
$29
PHENOMENAL VALUES IN
HIGH QUALITY NEW SUITS
An immense showing of original models fashioned in tho
season's newest materials.
Twcnlv beautiful styles to change from —- Tailor-ml. lim—
bmidcrml and Fur 'l‘rinnucd. Fancy silk lmwl .llul
$35
8
$45
famous for its dress values.
women and misses. p
A \VONDERFUL SALE
New Tricotine Serge, Velour, Jersey and Poplin
DRESSES
This is one Of the dress events that has made this store
Forty or more smart styles to choose from in sizes for
Extraordinary Values $8.98 to $4
3.
A wonderful collection, all
also plain color mixtures a
favored by fashion.
DRESS SKIRTS
well liillUl’l‘tl . ‘
plaid skirts in the latest weaves and color l‘l‘lllllllHlllHlH.
Specially Priced Tomorrow $4.98 to $24.00
and smart lllnlll'l\‘.
nd striiw cll'vt'lx‘. in all stylus
A REMARKABLE
silk.
C—SAW
MADE ONLY IN
Sizes 6 to 8 ............ . ......
Sises8l/,t012 ..........
_._ n- ...._ _
For earlv season duck
land small game.
beater” Shells. .
Albert D.
llcav)’ wool llcailwr Mixture (‘ ' _ , . -
the nu“- style illvah'. (loci) 0;in onllur, liaill llll“il \\'llll iunv)
These coats~ \\'crc nuulc to scll ior $30.00
Tomorrow $2} .00
buy a Winchester 16-
Eaua‘e or 20-2au2'e Model 12 Hammerless
Reoeatinar Shotgun and “Leader” or “Re-
COAT BARGAIN
(l'dlS of llli‘ llllt‘fil quality. Jill
n- V
trio
SHOES ‘
*“Z‘in
FOR THE LITTLE CHILDREN
These shoes are wonders for wear and fit, they have heavy
flexible soles, are free of wrinkles and nails.
ONE QUALITY.
.. . . ............ $4.50; $5.00
............... $5.00; $5.50
ELWOOOEOLOVER
122 WASHINGTON ST.
EarlySeason Shooting
shooting and all un-
£5193
Morgan
HARDWARE
The Winchester Store
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SO. Norwa
SILK BLOUSES in block, white
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blouses in white, flesh, peach
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BLOUSES
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$4.98 T0 $0..
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$2.00 AND $3.98
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PONGEE BLOUSES, tucked front, collar can be worn high or
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$4.00
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A brokenline of Georgette Crepe, headed and embroidered
bloom, tan and navy, at $3.90
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