Wants. To La. For cm. W .. and "amount M W V m . ‘ m rotfinflanrffl 11:?) qua&
.. . * , mm, ~- ' ,. > . (
LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT . . Wm‘ "m:
: TW ‘ ' fl \ - ; 3unrmmcerntentof’ldulcit{lips-latency.
I 0 Genes a word: minimum charge 500 par, and 3qu $1.09. 0"!!! mum meffitranwm mass 1%
DIED
FOR SALE 1
, DI
‘lt'C'RIlS4emie
r»... ht‘l' late home 24 West ayenuc
ED
“7.. widow of the
£43.11 “7.1-1. Swords. in South Nor-
.-. l; April 13. 1921. Funeral services
FOR SALE—Stamford, Conn. Bunga-
lows, new 6, 6 and 7 rooms, bath, gaS.
electric. lights, hot air heat. garage,
large lot. Price $5,000 to $10,000. Also
EXCLUSIVE Weds-i; 'rishts,,wlth
afafigaafifiu‘mymm
vs r.
rWorld. to...reli‘able’. redness "Witty.
ply-‘10 box 384329,.New. York our.
v.1. . , g ' anumber of good bargains in Sandi)
f‘i’t‘e at 2-30 00105“- Interment room houses in Stamford, Glenbrook,
.. ‘ - and Spr- du‘le;Conn., for particulars
apply 0’. . Trowbridge. Real Estate R:
lisurance,Stamtord. Conn, Tel.1185—13.
. WANTED
Experienced Wood Healer
sea supemn‘rsnnsur ONLY
Tristram Shoe Co.
FOR SALE—Baby chicks, S. C. R. I.
~ .Red, White Rock. $3.00 per .doz.;
White and Brown Leghorns, $2.50 per
doz. Bronze Turkey eggs. Drop pos-
til to Lou Hawkins, 28 Howard avenue,
East Norwalk. '
FOR SALE—Vidlin Electric piano.
1 price $1,350. Quick buyer can get
i-NTED—Jl‘o do washing and
Jeaning‘around house will be
romptly. Telephone 2387.
iron- AVG.
,, .; by day or to take home. House—'
caning, such as rugs to be beatand
leaned. lawns mowed or any kind of
donc‘
lfor $500. 7 rolls music. 37 Railroad
.FOR, SALE—7Duck eggs and geese
eggs for hatching. Phone 1480.
--._. P—
ron SALE—Strawberry plants, E71»:
'ANTED-——To rent. 5 rooms
cights, Apply G. H.
0 Norwalk.
H., 42 “'3191' St
and
bath, all improvements, and electric
:Knorr, 63 Myrtle Ave.
FOR SALE—New Bus, fourteen pas-
, senger, special body. all windows
open. Easy terms, 122 South Main.
‘ ‘A.\'TED—~To buy a two-family house
“000 cash. balance mortgage.
s. Address S. O. S
‘ ‘. \‘TEDillousckeeper, 8
.nin. Call at 80 Fort
.hw‘lc 523-3.
No FOR SAMby- chicks, R. 1. Red.
Sentinel W. J. Slattery. Murray St.. Cran<
bury. ‘
adults in FOR SALE—~4—room apart, three
street or
Fitch 6: Baker.
..._._,.._.'
rooms furnished, good chance for
family of moderate means. furniture
his is a
l‘.‘v.\'TlZl)—-Vl'ashing and
, izo home. Mrs. Spells. 21 Wood St
5:".ill Norwalk.
‘. XTllll—TWO experienced stenogrm
p». ...~. Youngs Hot 00., 13 Butler St.
... 1- . _.__.__.._ ._ .
\a' \IT Ell e4 About five unfurnished
: “t .= for min of our workmen.
_I‘ . t'Lill tumily. Phone 39 or write.
a: 5 Auto & Carriage Works. 71-79
3M h‘ Main St.. So. Norwaik.
ironing to
:must be sold with rooms.
bar sin. Apply 25 Woodward Ave,
2d oor.
FOR SALE—Hudson six cylinder runa-
drgg‘itt)‘ Sheatpmft? “its“ 1:938“) nud-
a s o n ee. 0 el 'l‘e .
8422, So. Norwalé g '
FOR SALE—Buick 4 cyl., 5 pass, with
electric lights and starter, new bat-
tery and top, paint good, extra tire.
295 takes it. Rear of 56 Lexington
ve.
'9' \"l‘lill—Position as
't on fawn-Mike Toth,
;. 5:“ South Norwalk.
25
,__.,___..,—,
’7'
fireman or
Kos-
2: flit) ~To get odd jobs at paint-
uz- plumbing. A reasonable price
FOR SALE—Hardy French chrysanw
themum plants. one yearvold, all
colors, $1.25 a. doz. rose bushes. $3.00 a.
doz. All prize winning stack from
Rowayton greenhouses. Nursery stock
l \Vl‘ilt- Gibson, 7 West Ave...at bargain Prices» Re “Holds 0‘11")?
h . . .Hk. Farm, Highlandngt'en hone 1036.
\t’ - \l‘lCIl—To rent, four or five rooms, FOR SALE—Near Armory, 7-room
w final! house, with all improvp. house. improvements,_$5.000. Hur-
‘l'lv Addross Mrs. Richard M. Bou- bon’iew Beach, 5400!“ house, fur-
‘F, _.,' Taylor AVO.. Phone 17515. nished. $3.800. George Mitchell,
‘ _ Telephone 1861.
ll‘ ' \‘ t‘lil) ~A rcspectable white worn ,
.-: “out: housework by the hour. *0.“ SALE—3 1‘0““! at 19:21 0111013
.AI.'.'>S “Housework," care Sentinel. street, buildings for rent, at 15
_r' - ‘ Marshall street. The Hatch a; Bailey
“ANTED—A reliable person "with Co.
I net of recommendations would care
u: or rent, a smal furnished or "'l-l LET
i:.'l=‘\‘.tod house, with burn or' garage‘ r TO
I:. (wintry, near City. Address P. 0- TO LET 2‘. rooms, or entire floor, 1
la >00, Daubury, Conn.
KEN-DRICK’S GARAGE
Ford Magnetos Tile-charged, Cylin
ders Rebored, Welding and
Brazing
to CHESTNUT sf. ’
SOUTH' NORWALK
E.
PHONE 917
‘ rooms. new house, furnished. Adults
only. Garage and every improvemont,
fine location, trolley few minutes ride
to shore. Inquire 7 Grove street.
FOR RENT» :l furnished rooms. com-
plate for housekeeping. All im-
provements- Centrally located, 3
blocks! from South Norwalk station.
J. J. J.. care Sentinel.
TO_ LET.—4-room apartment, first floor,
immediate possession. Inq. F. D.
Lawton, 12 Chestnut St.
FORD RADIATORS
$10.00 and Up.
Norwalk Radiator Repair-
ing and AutomObile
Exchange
26 Main Street, Norwalk Conn
Phone 954
Cars-by the 1'1“. .0; W- _
ssdo 36. Main St», gamut-mug vet.
LINCOLN Tax: co» .
9 Railroad Avenue. Phone ‘997 .
Now-open. Try us for service
NORWALK MATTRESS CO. .
Mattresses, > minions. pillows and
LL
Easy terms if desired. ' ’
Renovating a specialty. Tel. 317.
Frohklin and Monroe St.- So._ Norwajk
AUTOMOBEE STORAGE-We have s
few,deslmbie‘s 00 a month
storage day. week or month. The
White (lavage, rear 8. N. postodee, So.
Nor-walk, Conn, . .
' EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
will overhaul and repair your car, an
nuke, in your own garage. Phone 602
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the time to paint our house
and keep it. from decay. ave your
rooms decorated. Ask for my prices
admit paper. and paints. Save from
20 to 40 per cent on labor and mate-
rial. Alexander White. 36 Lowe St»
South Norwalk.
Naggy Bros. local and long distance
$13330? °’ flifldhtné‘ m" ‘3
‘ . as e ,
Phone 31g. 1' acre '
\
!
WANTED To BUY
calAvgsknxilgo“ cattle. dExtrualt prices for
; p s an [)0 tr . a
highest prices. hone 1659. y p y
HARRY J. FREEDMAN.
CAR OWNERS NOTIFE
Automobile Electric Syste
hauled and repaired. Start ,1 htihg
and ignition a s ialty. C. . Vaughn.
Rear of Web Bros.. 80. Main St.
phone 902.
A MAIER'S‘AutO Tops. Curtains.
Cushions, and Upholsterin . Ford
Tops $18 to 320. Phone 903, 0. Main
St... opposite Wilson's Hot Shop. 80.
Nor-walk, Conn.
CARRIGAN a; mum. local and long
distance trucking of all kinds
Office Leary a Co.. Phone 1577. House
phone 363. ’
over-
-—NOTlCE—- .
\Vlip'not have. your spring suit made
to measure by Nathan Edison. Prices
reasonable. At 22 W’ashington St.
LOST
DOST—Bank book No. 064.5, issued by
South Nor-walk Savings Bank. Finder
Will please return to said bank as pay-
ment has been stopped. '
LOST—Solurdny night, in jitncy b9~
tween South Nm'walk and Norwnlk.
small brown purse containing ten dol»
lore and change.
to M. B. K.. 43 Cedar St. So. Nor-wall;
WILIEKM F. HOYT
R EAL ESTATE
All Kinds of City, Country
and
TO LET~Store near \Vilton station
and postoiilce. Good location for
meat market. Apply Modern Grocery
‘00.. 50 Water St.. So. Norwalk, Conn.
an
uold
mini-fire p: of
80.,
house-
rooms.
llENT~Storage Space.
furniture. Sepa ate
qhwmp 222mg; tibbkellCCOal
. . ., auga uc onn.
Tel. Westport 47. We issue, .
more wafehouse receipts. negOo
INSURANCE
THE BICYCLE
TIME IS HERE
IVER JOHNSON
NEW ENGLAND
EXPERT .
Arc Reliable \V‘hecls.
Draper-Maynard S p o r t i n g
Goods, Bicycle Accessories
Ford Parts, Fish Tackle
AW. Hodge
Music Hall Block, So. Norwalk
Ik
STORAGE
Space for Household Furniture.
’ Phone 1683-.
hon-walk Storage ‘Wnrehonse
8 Union street. South Nor-walk. Conn
J. M. LAYTON & 00.,
/Inc. %
5 Railroad Ave,, South Namath
, OLD CARS
l Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto Wreck
mg Co.
_ 1310 North Avenue
5 Between Oak and Center St...
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586—2
Second hand parts and tires to
fit any make of car
JERSEY "
ARTIFICIAL
SUNLIGHT
We will wire your house for
Fleotric Light, and install fix
=’ :rps, lamps, etc, on the month
‘ payment plan, any part of
.‘9 rtty. Get our estimate be
‘re having your hous'eywired
WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
Phone 459 '
134 Washington St. S. Nor-walk .
PORT SHITS
Made of Heavy Quality AIM,
Fifteen. Dollars ’
L. GOLDEN.
William “H.- Guthrie auctioneer, will
sell to the highest bidder, the house
_‘ '
« .
s. r '1 'r ‘ u
l lore Brothers’fia:
, hold geedsreteg, belonging to Captain
Albert Mossman, 92 East; Ave, Nor-
walk; at 10‘ a. m' Thursday, April’fi.
1921. r911: (yr-shin . Sheroton din"
room set, antics
. ash L
Overhaulinsand'mins
33112:: furngnnggsaockm
‘ > H ./ . . f, I .'/
.,LOST — Between. Mechanic street,
u. '
Shane Property
. 15 Houses in Norwalk, prices from
,$2,500 to $15,000,
14 Houses in South Norwulk, price:
; from $2,700 to $25,000.
8 Houses in East Noxwallt. prices
lfrom $3.000 to $15,000.
, 5 llou es in Cranhury, prices from
332,500 t $10,000.
I
5 Houses in Rowayton. prices $2,000.
I to $10,000.
I 2 Houses at Harbor View Beach
furnished, $3,500 to $4,500.
2 Houses at Harbor View Park,
,furnished, $4,500 to $4,600. .
l 4 Houses at Harbor View Beach, to
rent, $400 to $600 for season.
2 Houses at East NorWaIk. to rent,
.$50 per month.
‘ ‘If you Wish to sell your farm, list it
:Wlth me, as I have parties looking fot
;small farms.
l Appointments
property,
. WILLIAM “I". HGYT
' REAL ESTATE
Swartz &. Corbett Block. Phone 435
At Home After 6 p. m. Phone 831
g ONCE MORE
I have a. fine lot of (50) liorses’to be
'sold for the high dollar.
‘3 You, Mr. Farmer, will find what you
faced hr your springgwork among these
.excellen‘. specimens.
SOUTH NORWALK SALE AND
EXCHANGE STABLES
Washington Street»
, AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY
LOST. ’
l
made for showing
e Fian‘lirjlin and UnionAstveet. $44. Find-
r in y re urn to nthon Bri ,. 82
North main St., and receive grew”?
walk and. _ Win. flu
{lava at Dr. Golburn’s? def kindly
m”‘°‘§'3§ *
nee,
KEBTONA raitfizawcgi, " *
Hon f ES
M situation.
bolsters made to order. idenrewon and ”hams were. “MW
"lng ground.
Reward if ret urn Nl‘
LOST~Fur love betwee 8 Hi -
”m n o hNor
'..~Ucan:=Oopper ands few- 5.353154-
' " "laminar-y exchange sautes‘i'on
Won reflected the tense British}...
WALL ’ STREET. ' ‘Ncon.——Shoru
continued to attack the ' steels send
equipments during the morning. ”Wef-
footing additlcmal losses. Transconti-
nental rails were subjected to further
of the specialties, Sumatra 10118111318
2 points on the reduced dividend. “out-
standing features of strength “'9
confined largely to inconspicuous is-
sues. National Biscuit, Remington
Typewriter, Coco Cola. National Lead
pith. and Harvester’ were among the
various specialties to show gains of
1% to 5 points. International Paper
added to yesterday's belated rise on
the favorable statement of carningsw‘
spite an increase of supply.
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.—-—-Divi-
dend paying rails, particularly North-
ern Paclfic, Canadian .1. Pacific and
Great Northern, ma‘d‘e, further price
coucessions at midday; Grangers,
Coalers and Cotton carriers also 103“
The reaction extended to
popular oils. McxicauPctroleum los-
ing 2 points. Specialties became
heavy. International Paper cancelling
its early advance.
________,____..__.._...
Deathsandm
Kenneth Sanford Beers.
Friends 01‘ Kenneth Sanford Beers.
seventen-year-old son of Mrs. Louis S.
Beers. were sliOckcd. this morning, to l
learn of his death. at the Norwalk
Hospital, followiug' an operation for,
appendicitis. Young Beers was well-l
known and liked. and there are many .
who regret his passing. Besides his‘:
survix'c. The funeral will be
from the late home. 45 Eimwood ave-
cle or King's
industry.
, New York, chairman,
’at the afternoon session.
A vote on amendments to the By-
iLaws is on the afternoon program.
{Demanded from First page:
“——
meé‘diber of Norman: (simmer, D.'A. 3;:
unnumber- of the South Nowell: Ocu-
gregntlorfil church. and for 11mm
years was s. Morin the Sunday,
School. Many of her pupils she kept
in her memory all those long yeast
and greetings were. frequently ex-
mwichunged. She had aim-gecircle or
> - . friends who will ever beat» her in;
gratetul remembrance. .. , '
» Hrs. Swordstook a”. deep interest in
, all charitable Work. and was the or-
Miner and first president a? the ctr"-
Dnnghterl connected
yith the South Norwalk. Congrega-
tional church. doing much? for this
andother societies in the church.
Fungi-a1 services will be. held from
her Tate residence, :4 West avenue,
on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock.
Interment private in Riverside ceme~
tent.
Weather
0W
For Nor-walk and vicinity: Genev-
aliy cloudy tonight and Thursday: not
muchchange in temperature: moder-
ate Knitting winds.
[with mud temperature prevails this
morning In all the eastern districts
along the Atlantic coast. The western
dfituflience is central over Texas. It
is causing unsettled weather With lo-
ucd at 7 per cent. de- teal showers from Texas northeaetward _
Call meney ope J:to Indiana] :The temperature is rising
iin ali’the northern districts and is now
generally above freezing along the
Canadian border.
037nm ' CONSIDER
W LEGISLATION
——-———
Continued from First. page,
__——-—
morning.
Recon!
committees
methods. Mrs. Carrie Chap .
‘* New York, chairman. and on women in
Miss Mary MacDoWell of
will be discussed
on .- election lawsw
_________...__.._~—-_—
Newell & Murray. on Friday of this
week. will open their door-sf ‘
. store on Washington street, ormer y
mother. il sls’tol‘. Ml‘S. William‘H. I‘er‘ {occupied by Frank Jacoby, when ”193’
ris. and a brother. Albertson S. Beers. iwlll have a large and varied stock of
hold :hnbadashery and men's furnishings.
Pleasant weather
mendations. of the standing
and
man Catt oi?
in the
, CbNS'i‘ANTJNOflE, April 18. (By
the Associated PNBBBv-Jl‘urkish Na ,_
opal-am are appearing in luv enema, _‘
‘numbeninflio‘r‘esWn-otlsmidand
Bruno. Theymnttemptingtoholsbe,’
Greek forces on Mount Olympus Mad 3
:11?! Wain: the
“Brass. to Moudania. from the north. ~
Further south the Turks are making my; tor mLfiwm‘fi‘fiw‘
cavalry raids toward the Greek torti- to sell any ‘
fled base at Ponder-ma. Let us give an slum-to
5 Lighthouses/along the Black Sear.1 an. dust on doll!!!» fron‘
coast have been darkened by the Na- . I AP ,
,tionallsts. ,_ E' . m
' . l . :1!
names!) uranium warm CUTS. _.__.... M ....
a . M" I - > '
’ compo 0.. Avril 13,-1.4. " mass R SALE at
meeting to be pamcipated in by 1m:
teen cw, of railroad workers on Io ,
{or the purpose of discussing the pro- .914“ ‘3'800- ‘
posed wage cuts, went into
Here today. P13”- *'
Engineers. firemen. .. brakemen.‘ TWO-family house. 8 rooms. a!“
switchrnen and shop employee are in- $2,800. . “if” “4'
cluded in the gathering. ' } Located in East Norwalk. fl
........._..—-—————-—-—---. _
WANTS TO END WAR
. WASHINGTON, April 13.——Senator
Knox of Pennsylvania introduced to:
day his resolution to end the state ol-
lwnr with Germany
The measure is s
Wilson vetoed.
The resolution. which also would endi , will let “3 You :5
the state of war with the Austrian gov- Tallor‘fl'hem for ‘ . . . ‘1
eminent, was referred to, the Foreign The new“ designs, 5mm 'fl. .
Relations committee withdut discus— “mm ideas are embodied h “.
slon. It, would provide that American cuts that we make up, He
rights under the treaty '0! Versaillesl Com 6 m and see our Wide %
should be reserved. t.
/ "l
3100.
- fitdriends.
insane hoepita
Monday
were close.
Results.
SCKUL’I‘ZE‘S BO‘VLERS WIN.
Kt the Norwalk Bowling Alleys, last
night, Schultzc’s Market bowling team
deefeted -the Cuddles: Packing Com-
pany team. of Bridgeport, by winning
two out of three games.
In winning the series, the
local bowlers captdred a side bet of
W
INSANE WOMAN KILLS mainstay.i
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 13.—
Mrs. Irene Neikltuk, aged 27, was in-
stantly killed .today, by leaping [from
a fourth, story window in a block
where she had gone supposedly to vis-
She was committed to an ;
1 last June and
was released on 1the request.
of her husband to assist; in the care
of their two young children. ‘
___.________——-
Swtlnel Advertisements Bring Good
I .
imuar to that whicn'm DWI or so“
the last Congresspassed and President for B er-time can be had Km
we Poultry Market ,.
h windward Ave. Pm
'8". WI bills by ,
' it! you knowl- rre-h tiles »
WSW STRICTLY ‘ '
‘i ‘ ~‘ use! ONLY
from
Double house. 8 rooms on each “
.One-tamily house, 6 rooms, a“
session
Ask John T. Hayes ' fir " i,
No. 7 Main Street, Nov-walk. ‘3! /
fl
latent of material.
New York Ladies’ Tam '
11 North was sweet .
or arms
All games
‘ TWENTY YEARS
FROM Now
will yours be the rt! Ii:
success or the «all of
wasted years? '
last
.Learmng’ gives power.
Training gives skill.
‘h
‘9
mm. on Friday afternoon, Rev. F. H.
MERRILL
Jacobs. of the South Norwalk Com.
grou‘titiomtl church. officiating. 'l‘hcf
interment will 1m in Riverside come-g
toy-y. ‘ 0 young man was a son 01:.
(hr lute Attorney Louis S. Beers.
Funeral of Mrs. \Vilmfltt.
The funeral of Mrs. Abbie E. W’il-
molt was lwld this afternoon, at 2:30
o'clock. from tho late home, 104
(‘hcstmtt ‘rout. Second district, Rev.
Frederick H. .l:u~ohs. otl‘u‘iuting. In-
terment was in Norwalk cemetery.
Funeral o! Frodorick Buckley. .
The funeral of Frederick llucklcyi
was held this afternoon. from the late
home. The services were attended by E
St'vlt‘s‘ of frwnds and relatives. who
lthvd and respected the deceased. who
was widely known throughout Nor-
walk. Floral tributes were many.
The services were conducted by Rev.
:oorge ll. Tompkins. pastor ot the
Norwulk M. E. church. Hut-rial was in ,
the Norwnlk cemetery. The pathbcan '
crs were: Judge James '1‘. Hubbcll.
.lohn Milne. l-l. Finnegan and A. J.
.lnstu.
ARGI’SUZN‘TS IN APOSl-ILO CAFE.
[Special to The Evening Sentinel.)
URII‘GEI’OH'I‘. April 13.-——Attor-
ncy \X’illium \V. Ilcnt. counsel for Ben-
,inmin Hershfielti, of
who is being soul for 510.000 dani-
uécs, by lmigi'Aposelo. also of South
Norwalk. whoso‘son. Antonio, was
killed by it truck owned by Hershfield.
closed his argument for the plaintiff
just previous to the luncheon adjourn‘ ,
mentor the Civil Superior court here.
this morning. A verdict in the case
is not expected until late this after—
.PHONE
. 527
Gehebe’s
It's Here If It's Houseware.
M
LA‘VN MOWERS
Extra Good Quality
Sizes 12 inch, 14
Ball Bearings
Prices Range from $8.49 to $16.98
25 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
Prompt ,
Delivery
1 9
Mowers that Will Last for Years ‘ é ORLINS
Inch, 16 inch, 18 Inch and 20 inch.
A large variety from which to select. Both plain bearings and
Business College "
Day and evening session!
Phone 314-9
‘1 .
; TIRE VULGANIZING snout
, ,
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STOEI‘; P
39 West washington Street .1
ALL WORK GUARANTEED ..
New and Used Tires and Tubes 5“
. Prices Reasonable “‘
Standard Gasoline and Oils
l _ an...“
South Norwalk. _
noon, inasmuch as considerable time ; ‘
will he taken by Judge Keeler in?
charging the jury.
WM.
SPANIARDS ASK FOR AID.
MERIDEN. April l3.——Thirty odd
men who wot-1- said by a policeman to
be Spaniards. made application for
aid today at the sclectman‘s office.
saying they wr-cr destitute after sev—
eral months of unemployment. They:
cheered Selectman George \V. Miller'
when he gave them an order for food. f
‘He took the ease up with State ofii-é
cials at Hartford. The men had been
employed as laborers in construction.
work. *
ORDER OF NOTICE
District of Nor-Walk, 33., Probate Court,
April 12, A. D. 1921.
Estate of Charles H. Aisthrope, late
Norwalk. in said District, deceased. ‘
Whereas, written application has
been made to this Court by the execu-
trix of the will of said deceased pray.-
ing for reasons therein setforth for an
order authorizing her to sell the.» in-
ventor-led real estate of said estate.
Ordered That said application be
heartland determined at the Probate
'Oflice inrvNox-Walh on the 20th daycf
April, 1921, at 2 o‘clock, afternoon?
and that public notlc‘ e .thereot be
given to all persous interested therein
by publishing this'order in a news-
“ ‘ having a circulation in said Dis-
LOS'lL—Bank boo}: No. 23373.'1ssues
by South Norwalk Savings 3%.
Finder will please retd‘rnjbook torsaid ‘
itsict, at least five days before said day.
501’ W i
bank’as payment has been stopped.
The TEXTILE Sm
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“I LOVE TO FOX TRO y”—»Who Doesn’t?
and you Will too. The followingdance records are I
just what you need in your collection. -
Hear these
18526-Beautiful Ohio—W81
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\Valdorf Astoria Dance Orchestra
" ’Till \Ve Meet Again—“731m
Love Nest
18690~Whispering-Fox Trot
" Japanes "Sandman.
18700—Tripdli——Waltz
. Alice l-Bluc GoWn
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Whiteman ’s Orchestra
18701———Oh Gee! Oh Gosh l—One Step
I Love You Sunday—Fox Trot
18702—My Sahara Reset-Fox Trot
Stop lip-One Step
18713——Dof.t.y Diniples-:One Step
. 12th Street Rage—Fox Trot
18714—4151) Tomeo’it Trot.
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18715—If You Could CaremWaltz
Happy—40nd Step
’ 18718—Biddy—LFOX' Trot
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