. DAY
‘ for
'G NEWS
Each
3 S. $2.00 '
.50 AND $3.00
DAVIS
’ iIlews
*zui ilzi< twin.
“Mn
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gave hi>
ii' .3.
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will. h (:w L’\\l‘m:l and
Oxinn'}, Muss, on
\
{1.141 in l).- tnut'd
FEE N'EN'S
, Tonight,
.,.-.-_
.41...
i ACE EVERY
1 Lion Collars
alting for pllCes to
Iut are putting them
'lon St, S. Norwalk
o: S' lulu; k Klflsnr has
ad-
Sinniim‘d, re«
o'clock
12in... tiau' in» lug! bl-e-n in :in
driv-
m A. Nailwil of 101 Camden
“’edport
: (mix: tom. r :11 6 o'clock
'l“: v Hm iui's collided,
to
Nuinu (m- was able
: is it: destination under its
FAIR, TOWN AS-
llnpc “use (‘0,
CARRY A FULL LINE
0 83' Q UA LITY
REMIER CHOCOLATEB
1‘ 'son-Powell Corp.
30m NORWALK
. SLJOhn & Keyser, builders. have
completed the fine, new, Joseph Davis
residence on Seymour- street.
MenibersIoffimeas Tribe, No. 26.
Improvud’Oi-‘der of Red Men, are be-
ing notified that a smoker will be
held on Tuesday evening at the VVig-
Iwam in Washington ‘ street.
l --Pea Coal at Harris & Gaul.
l The Wcsichester County Poultry:
Association will hold its sixth uilllll~i
itl poultry show in Mount Kim: Nov.
.18 m 20. There will be thirty-live sil-
Your dressing for the
is all here from cravats
Thanksgiving festivities .
NE“? YORK, Nov. 13.—The an-
nual clash. between Yale and Prince-I
ton, was the outstanding contest of to-
duy'uEustt-rn football program. al-
though severnl other battles of more
than passing interest were scheduled.
Dartmouth plays Pennsylvania at
Philadelphia: Columbia meets Cornell
at Ithaca: \Yusliiugton and Jefferson
invades Pittsburgh for its Yearly bat—
tle with the Panthers; Harvard op-
poses Brown at Cambridge. while the
“Army‘mid -Nm~ek»aena face Bowdoln
and South ('i‘l'Ollllll. rtsncctivcly. on
tacadcmy fivlds.
Prince-ton was favored in ihc “n3:-
cring to win from- Yule. while Unn—
to socks, from gloves to
hats, from overcoats to
underwear.
d o u b 1 e breasted, cut
vei cups: awarded as prizes.
A OUTH NORWALK
f
r .
v musmimi’miv In ‘
.I .7 ‘: i I... r;
Which Gives
you the
3:
of
E
:3 Satisfaction:
(1. Some perishable
"i“. teary. or
«i
133(2) Money in the
a : that is increasing
:3 uymg power by
3 :1 of the downward
5.1 in prices and 4';
if." ~35: we pay?
l}.
i.
South Norwalk
Savings Bank
flirt-Liter FeelingI ,3
'2
~ Facmbl‘y Hall, T‘oniglit-.Hope Hose Co.
I
Mr. and Mrs. David Henry )lillorl
announce the engagement 01' Lheii
daughter. Pauline Livingstone to John‘
Ilulivtt Mullikon, son or .\ii‘rr*d Hemyl,
Mulliken. of Chicago, 111.. and New;
,‘(mimunI Conn. .
lllL'lll lhc rutory. The team will leave.
in motor bus from Day and Elizabeth
sircnts at 1:11 tomorrow, and those
who inlrnd going, should ho present at
1 (ft-lurk so 11> to have plenty of timoI
-~Fine assortnn-iil of Caps.-O'Brien's.I
'1‘1mmu;. J. Silh‘lnii. driving an auto~
llllil‘lll“ l)i\li0d by J. J. Farrell. at.
twnptvd to pass a parked nutoowned
by Joseph A, (‘uso of New Canaan.
and a south bound trolley our on North
Main street at 10:15 last night, with
the result (hut the mudguards 01 both
autos were damaged and the step and;
hand—rail oi the trolley was torn loosen
The trolley was in charge of Motor—
nnm .lolm Bussctt and Conductor
Debora
""‘—‘ ' I
irthdzi' surprise was tendered
A b ) home
Harr ' Boyd, last evening, at his
on tile Wilson road, in honor of Ibis.‘
thirteenth birthday. About_ thirtyi
choolmates and friends-I gathered to;
my respects to the host. Games and
music were enjoyed and refreshments:
were served. Th occasion was sad in
some respects, inasmuch as Elizabeth»
and Thomas Sam, jr.,Iguests ofZ
the party, Were given a farewell. They I
leave for Texas next Wednesday. .It
was g-late‘hour when the guests dis-
persed and all wished Master Boyd
many returns of the day.
—FIREMEN’S FAIR, TOWN A8-
1
DO NOT
even to yourself that
,'.you can not save
I , money. “
You admit failure
if you do.
Start a savings ac-I
3 ousit regularly.
South N orwalk '
bio
”nobody: T
A D M ‘I T ‘
count instead and de- 4"
4% “dqm_gamyighegf’ f
form-fitting
At $29.50 .
for young men, which
Infawnarked $40.
The old "day-letters" will in: instr
tun-d on and ziftv‘r Novcgnibor 1.3 by
the Postal Telegraph company ac-
cording to wold l‘l‘CL‘chd this morning
at the meal offices, During the war,
the duy-lclters were susponded.
Thomas C. (Tovannngli was appoint-
ed trustee of the Norwglk Ignition
Company by Bankruptcy llel‘errce
John Keogh on Friday. This is the
first asset raise in Nonwalk since
Judge Keogh‘s appointment to referee
in Bankruptcy last January.
1...!
—-»\\‘p will make it warm for you.
nrolcci your‘m'ime with storm wni-
dows, doors, porch vestibule glass en-
closure. Keep out the cold, winter
weather, [Inquires solicited. {rep pric-
es. Phone today 1082. St. John S;
Keyser, Buildersfl. City.
Out This Out—It Is Worth Money
Cut out this slip, enclose with So
and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 She!-
fleld Ave, Chicago, 111., writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a. trial package con-
taining Foley’s Honey and Tar Com-
pound, for coughs, colds and_cmup;
Foley Kidney Pills for pain in aides
and back: rheumatism, backache. kid-
ney and bladder ailments; and Foley
Cathurtic Tablets ,a, wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
constipation“ billousuess, headaches,
and sluggish bowels.
Stillman, Powell Corporation.
4
4 .
REBMBBR . «what 4'. _
E; the *old trapper“
? David. cracker: said. 2
"Be sure you’re
., right,» then go
ahead.” _. Lay your g.
course true. Don't 3e
. be afraid 'of. the: x:
mush places —1¢.;Wl‘,;
them. 3., ”I...
Start a ThrWtZAgcéuNt":
here today. start it in é.‘
a ban}: where edurtesy r‘
g ”3:“:ng per cent interest
,: Willi.“ .the._my!lr;w:
”and legal things forgot). 1.?
. fCity, - Natiohgl
gBank»
. - Sojxth Scrum »
r4»
A special suit, single 01"
, ot‘mgrch.
e‘ ‘ ~ QW . .
‘ ‘ limousine: motormeng'wu intention:
" __at or not, I do not know,
mouth and Cornell “’ri‘v gout-rally se—
lected as victors over l'cnnsv‘vuniu
iami Columbia. Pittsburgh undVVusli-
linizton and Jcfi‘t-rson anticipated a
hard, (‘losr- conflict. with the odds l'n—
,\'oring the Panthers.
'l‘lir l’rincolvaulr classic drew
morv than 30,410“ sin-Mum's lu l'ul-
lllll’i' Mvnmriul Stadium. The result of
in gridiron rixnlry than “will” ‘13 yours
”1ch llll- spu‘lut'lr ()i' :«l'l'ltii'llr‘r, Injuu
ly and fashion from all parts 01"tlw
lt‘l;lilll1‘j\’. lhr rulnptlillhn in songs and
{chm-rs. tliv unpro-n-dmilwl incl llml
gllir captains of tin- tennis “'1' broth-
‘rrs llu- (‘nllnllzliis n" l.;i\rrrmw,
liduss.» all tiu‘s‘v i'ut‘lulF «'ériwwl I‘VN‘)
hunt in lw sold lunar ill :Hixuiinu
l l'uplain "Mike." In l‘rinm'iuu.
ll'nplnin “'l'im." oi" Yulr.
and
mu-l in lllt‘ll‘
. -—FIREMEN'S FAIR. TOWN AS'iH . ilzisi \';ilo_l'i’lll(-s~lnii pzlllu'. mu ll Ill‘ll‘l"
in“ .. l"<‘l.l laintultm‘ to r... . . .. -. - .. w . - . v u ._ ‘Hiim'l l0 :0 dmtn in "lv'T“'~'" IHSl'H'V
11. 4.104110: stinbl} H.111. lonuzlit, Mono Host (0., (ll/id taIIOI ed-(lldl dIC :35. ”H. “ml“. 0, U “Hum”: “NHL
' ' ‘ | - . . ,. . I u '- I.i;ulin~' "units in lin- liust this nit-
(. , 'l ‘ ACCOl‘dlLL' in lllf‘ olet‘llOi’l EXPCllSGigeI 1r} e\rely curve' In-E-vrnot‘n, ilsiili ll'liill Yul: :md l'l'llll‘L’~
"" ‘ ‘ ll'” 3917011 return of Harvey M Kent, Republican ' —' ' ' v . ' tum 'xrr'
' : ' . .' , " _ ‘1 I . , -. . . I
. , . . tiwmlnnu lll‘.‘ “-110 ”m tor and Obmmgd the oflice 1‘1dua11ty_ln 8" 81y llne- ! (‘nimni‘m in Form 11: Brown at Hur-
- £1 Ck ;-._\, of Rupi'osonintixo it cost him just $63 .OVEl‘Coa’CS In very Sana )— l “”34; h“"l‘""”'”‘ “‘ '" ”“xyhi””“‘.“-*
M Vur m. to will which W'H ill the nature, of a.j ' i“ J‘ “l l|lll5Mllng “““wl‘m’ “l “"51
l n, , ,_._ ' , " , . ,' ‘ ‘ ' ‘i 1 S (3:1 ;; Ll. . :
. .IIzI .I.iIiI _ ”it?" I contl'lhlltion to the Republican TownIp.‘ andelb fl'OlTl . {$221.2 ,5 (lam-yrs: '{mumw “at“?! i,
I: . I}; ItJ‘ujrfxlq . (.mlu‘ic- CullllillltCC. l . I, ‘ ll‘wsinn (‘nllvurt \‘nz'v.’i.'!i ill llnslnn
1I-III . L.. iiitmn m - 1 $20 and up l'iino'rslly: (it'l'j'fil-‘ii‘: ill linrkiwll:
\ Léul » Many :llltomobllfis loaded with \nle- ' Hui,» «'inss .‘xl (.‘nim; Hi liunuu mun
. ; studi-nis and gludumos bound fol" “1 “Maul": “WWW! ill Hunullnn;
>1 1 ‘ . . . . ‘ '- u , i - ‘ - ‘u ’ . »
'IzI ., I‘:(7I;.I1,i d. .‘Iilll the YalP-l’l‘lllt‘clull game at l’l'lllCClOll., l;nnn.\.}h-IHIH\- >»Il.ll~ ”(‘1 la lllhli‘,I .\l \\
f””‘I"‘”I"‘;”“’L‘““»’~' N. Y., passed through the First Dis‘? Liilfl‘":“\'-',.,_.'nl,',‘,;,". ,‘f ‘ ““1‘1'V‘V."J‘q-f’llfl;
‘.:‘| ; ‘1' V. l ‘w . . '. l» .- . . .‘, II. ..I . , -.r l’, . . *
t. IIIIII III;II .(I (:1roan um yomrzda, .tfteimion andI tlnb; R0 e . 69., 'St . “m rs”... “W“... .1: Amlmw:
. ' ‘ll '. J 0., ‘ flu} morning. A numbOi: of local resldontS. TS evens “WNW-MI I‘ 1‘0" ul “fwd" island
:I - QI'V} :Hll Illlllf‘Pb a”. expected to “fitness the gridiron' Sinicq Iii-lilwnru- :il Sunrllimuro;
:- “. - .. .0 in \; \hv- - . .. . ' 'v .r ' .\l;ir\l:i ill at \'w II‘ S«' \ hr «9 -9
.. - ii lit beiuun {lip iiulldop, and Fly... , . . I . . u . . m, 1.. .I.
, “)3 l l! . iNorwalk 80' Norwalk 'liiliilj.‘: llulmrl :ii t iiiun; I". A" M. :it -,
l‘ 1’ I l 1 ,(7031 ill, lldl'l‘lb‘ & (ions. 1 H J 1‘ & k .. ..._ . l minus; \\rsir};m :1! “mums
\'~"?l- if: Juaritt ; .‘l. om - 'cysor. contractors,have "“ ’ ' ' ' '
“’"l "“3””? lrom Jude.» Edwin S, Thomas or the ('Uinirlt’tml llie collar ini a Groom bun COMPARES SCHOOLS
-~ and Siitiield, (,'<)llll.. ~ - , q . . ._ . . - ' "(ll(1“' on Kevscr ~trcet [0' l ' a ~. ' " 1 Y ~
. .. mm mm .m. I 1...“... (wot. In F... . . . . «an x- . OF EAsT AM) WESI
" Judges John \\, Bunlxs and (:00le L. .. I
‘ ’lli'umzin u' the Superior court, togetli-, -———-—-—- (Continua .
___v _ . . . . . Ldfrom P1e0ne.
. I I . I H. “m, “Mme... llundioy of 31.“- 1711}. Hail) Jonest Illllrtop him, To . _ _ .. ‘g l
I, ...I. ”nonui this V0“; Keogh of Norwalk; and Y00- Illllll'll lo the uptown police yestm- llml “1,5 ”Hmk,” n, Jud” My“,
1 A" t :le 1 mans or llarimxd. were the recent ”u.“ ”ML “1* "3“”th l""“l’9m‘3“ 'l‘lu; rt-ulilur iuwiiil-cs mu - mu: of ilii f
it}. ”.3 :1...» .791”? llmls o. in~u-;~.-.- sml-nis at 1} .zuImv ““g 11“" bee" stole“ 0“ 101“- ormnizzmnn four-“mi m.» midi-ms In
1'1 '. i" " M“ U“ lisilnv r, U! tin; l.i?irl'h “01118 1” 5"”"I Tl H l' V - q . _ hurls wvrr- iicnlvl i'rnm 1hr Ar'll\ll.'s
"“' “" ‘ A“ will), 3 3 “I (i ‘\ A ninja Sncictv ' ." dlv|~ ('mnlniilu. llu~ ('lnlvl \\’. li'ur- commit
. « ,;, H ,r i‘ .- ~. . .. shill, (Ii Ibl. IMzuy 5 ChUI‘Cll. Wl“ lake tor and llil' _\l~ lllln l"l‘l[l (‘mnmiih l,
I ‘L "W“ BUNK] “' 'l‘lly ‘7!!1311f4\\'luul A. (T and lilo I-‘air- Calllmllillun m a body “I ““3 7 UIClOCk ’l‘lu- nu l'l‘l")\\ll' Al rmidilmn ol‘
.ifff1. .~ . _ livid A, (3., (‘lilb‘ll at. Fairlivld 10mm” rim?" "1 .the 8 0910”; mass, ”13‘ schools ““‘l ”“ "”“hli'm ()t' H"
3 . "0). Vol _ 1‘“ low on iiit: Sherman Field, at 2:;10 Ulildlvn 01 Mar) \\'111 lulu: U‘iiillilmr .schuul l‘irr (stains \‘n H faunas-mi in
ms". 3” “M "url‘ o‘l-lm-il. and tlir- local eluven figures 011- thc J'vlmrl m 1hr l'énivi Wiri'nrv l‘Qlll'
'> VV ‘ 5" ' " . l v . w ' 0‘
- 3‘ l“ ' (33“ of (5mm (1..“ winl~ they Will ll‘th‘ a hard coup . . iilllit't'. iiw um wncmimi sum- (it
t . - \II. 3 ¢.-<I:irip:iilzi-IN“.t that “mil. supcrim‘lty Will bring ~—-i'ca (oul at Harris & Cans. in» whim]: .-.i in. i-ntziunin; u! in.
lo il'r'l (or ' -———————-
_\(nr has hlillf~llllll .15 9",... :.:< il mm lu
until my. building» rrcut'lmi. mus
llu» Hmori. Sui" riixlo llllt’lll lint'l‘uimu
:ind lllH principals d: at l\l Ki‘l'lll ('rrdv
:lll‘
il in HM work «lant- m llus ri-u'md.
'i‘lH-rt- url- \lualli drst 1»! Hit (Mir
lliuvr sclzmui \‘llll l1 vmiicl I!" usul lo
help the crowd‘ d (-undiltnw :11 L51 nlrr
school, 1!" lim pmillis wmild only H -
nii'm‘ limi :lu Hriimiimi mul \‘Hililn.
lint) uro us. gr l-«l .Il llu lhrl' llhri‘
sviuml m. n.-) .‘l l.(n‘ in 1hr ('il)‘.
'l‘inolivr v'>t:l;-1< “air all ill gum!
sll:lp.'_ («'l‘llstlii ll lf‘a I‘l'llil'l, l'lll
inc-Mimi n (‘Iu'll of point ac prv'svrul-
« lix 0.
Mrs. H. (l. Huntington. ul‘ llw Child
\V‘Illurs: I‘mnlnillm- gnu- nn lulu-rost—
i“: ll port 0n the Franklin and “Emit.
inglun Si‘lllHHS conditions.
From :lllollll‘l‘ member of ll)“ com-
mittee. after a personal investigation.
a disquielini: n-porl of tho wretched
sanitary conditions at the Concord and
Lincoln schools was _m.-ulv. lit-fore
the mcellnz was adjourned. curtain
by-lawa were changed.
Notc. During the recent political
campaign. statements to the effect
that the fire-escapes at the Fianklin
school were unsure were made. The
committee from the Home and School
lague which investigated found that
the fire-escapes were in good shape.
but nee-(led a coat of paint. In order
to certify to the safeness of the es-
capes, nu expert will be brought hr“:
by school authorities next wm-k to
conduct an culmination of them.
Many inquiries regarding tlit- Franklin
{irate-scape: have. ”fen made.
BRIDGEPGRT AND .
STAMFORD NIGHT
Continued from first page
at eleven o'clock: 1””-
At the close or the fair all visiting
lodges were entertained 1t the Minute
Home. where an oyster supper , was
served In line style by the autumn-
meat committee. and the ladies of
MS
. Houseboat 146810117 After various re-
marks {ram the visiting brothers and
others. the anh- was brought to n
glue, Dagny Lodge returning’ by
nus. ‘ ‘ 7‘
. ‘Bridxeport and tSnmford Lodges
1 - wiltcome hm strong this evening by
opeclal invitation. The Shattucks
gobtenfght. ‘ilfim
.7 BROKE UP LINE OFJ’ARADE
To 1133me or The Evening Sentin-
.< e 2
Although I am not a member of
the American Legion, I would like to
call attention to the disrespect to the
said members by drivers of autos
and trolley cars. on Thursday night.
[ ' v. breaking into the line of the pap,
. mule. .
, fl .1 took, part in the Simian! parade-
"(in Armintice,‘bay amino: an auto.
qr money on: was mine street a. thgfi
aid. and no. one
augmentation; I
arémpted to “may; through the line
at
but the!
nightmare at m #821 the respect
do? florwslk's ex-urrlce _ «men <1
, .mabohnvos injhoulhouor. . the;
us, hold... and Q5813? have
their _m:nfil“ “th
insulin
lnue, while riding I bicycle along the
'3 and mwm'i. ,
:All styles
Joseph Counto or North-Taylor ave-
Pike last night. near Reynolds gu-
age, was struck and knocked from
ibis wheel by on automobile owned
and driven by C. M. Cobemoi’ Rox- Howell street-The Messenger, Canfi
bury, Muss, receivin a slight cut
lover the left eye. 00 en was driving,
his car in the some direction that?
Cossuto was riding and explained that!
he was unable to see.Cossuto because
llhe latter had no light on his wheel.
The damage done to the bicycle, the
rear wheel of which was smashed.’
was settled by Mr. Cohen. '
I Judge William M. Maitbie in the su«
.peribr ,court yesterday accepted the?
”at 1
city, girl Harry Grant Home.
meriy or South Norwalk. Rev. C.
{Clark Mamba“. They mm
attended by Mrs. Robert T. Knox at
this city. Mr, and M11. Holland will
reside at the horns of the bride on
liaison. New York.
BENTON as» ABEL MATGH Eh.
ATIANTA. 01;. Nov. 13.——Jack
Britton. welterweight champion of
the world. and Jake Abel. of Atlanta.
welterweight champion of the A. E.
R. have been matched to tic-ht lvn
rounds. to a decision lit-re. Nov. 29.
Abel's mannger announced today. ’
Mrs. Thaddeus Guyer. of Union
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Iliu- we mmne, o! tmlue'u-i‘lfly Hun, Might. 8985"“
tor-I
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"it" are in Rs» 5m
£1
(2110st J
b ,
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wean growing fast, but no?
so fast that we cannot give
your account ow strictest at:
tuition. ~ We look on each of
.3“
,.,
willnuin appear and, if yo‘u have.
L ”(witnessed their act you should do
.tboloqfl 7
{report at the committee. Judge John 'SU‘PEt. llafi just lreturned from a week- I
H. Light, in the divorce action of Mrs. end \‘iSit with - er son and . latex--1 . »
isciidar Ahrens of this city, against in-iaW_ iueNew York city. While there 0“? clients.“ 3 friend who»
Willem H. Ahrens n which cruelty sh Visited the Hippodrome. and al- . , .
was charged. Mrs. Abrens alleged SO lhelurgeSl mm’lniz picture theatre; welfare we nun to further. w
Itliat since her marriage to Mr. Ahrens, in the “'Orld._Ifle Capitol. l -
{several years ago he has treated her;
with intolerable cruelty, which has
xafiecled her health and caused a gen- sembly Hall. Tonight.
{oral breakdowri of her constitution'
Keogh & (‘andce rcpresented Mrs.‘
Ahrens. i
Its Richness in ,Quality gives
Tea-Pot results equalled by no
. other Teas on sale anywhere.
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-FlREM£N's FAIR, TOWN A8-
nope Hose (W. You WILL APPRECIATI
OUR SERVICE.
Try a classified aoVet-tiaement in thel
the Sentinel for the Nat result...
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PEOPLE‘S TRUST
The REflL Orange Pokoe Tea
Address: -
Send us a pm! card for a free ample. ,
Salado Ten Company, Stuart & Berkeley Sts., Boston l
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; ‘HOWL ND’;
Elna-anon: in mmmma Avenue. and than u
COMPANY
New gmup of women’s
special coats $39.50
i
. Splendid in style and line in quality, warm yet of ~gratifying lightq
uess, beautiful ! .
Velour in rich shades of brown and taupe and blue.
With great effective collars of raccoon and of Australian opossum:
:ollars that add to both richness and comfort. 3
New loose-back styles and handsome semia-fittjngirnodcls.
$3950!
Second floor. 1
Special value—4
Some $5.0 ‘ nicotine
dr case 3 at $30. .
In deep navy shade of blue and with the bnutgglvcmbvooamtol
satin or of brilliant beading in unique allover pandas. -
Straightiine and draped effects, some with tule1abmc‘sldm'oiI’ glean
ingsatin. ‘ " .
Very, rich and distinctly/sand (delighting. . . I
Late-rests ofvery lids degree bring their mmmmolfioI
models. , . .I .
Regulattfisniralue—
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1 Querooats for men
Pick any overcoat that’s in the store-and pay for it one-fifth less than
bgnlar price. '
Don't ask a question, unless you wish. Look them over for yourself.
Jecide upon the one you want. Then look: at its ,old..price- on its tag-«v
lurked in‘black'. The new price is one—fifth less than that—is marked in
M. .
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