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LASSIFIED {in v ER’l‘lSElleNT
TwoOontIawonl:mn1mmcbu-gowcou «no Sunni-W Gan-mm
WANTED
i FOR ‘ALE
v .
experienced on
(‘mrul pay guaranteed. 81W
LEROY SHIRT 00.,
8 Chestnut Street
Female Help Wanted
Operators
shirts or any line of sewing.
v (-rk.
f
W’UXNTED“
Cirls for
[lllli'l.l hes,
Anvil
H. JACOB dc SONS
Day street.
sewing
M'fifY'l‘ElL Small girl to try on Chjb Wilson
(lit-11's tin-551*» m
.11“ mm Frank
}‘l..l..L;lm >ll":~i'l\.
:‘l‘.’l.l.\”l‘llll—A waitress. Hotel Clifford,
'. on '5 5'3 '
\‘ I Hi li—Opermors
“1.1:: (11:115.
quality.
. fants
Work all yea {‘01th
Louis Green
. , luvs. Depot Place,
“Z-‘LVTEE'F‘TO do wash ‘nd
in; by day or to take home. House—
(h was, such as rugs to_ be beat and
lawns mowed or any kind of
. around house will be
~ Telephone 2387.
‘1‘, ‘.
J
(ll
112' .
\l'A‘x’l‘l-ll‘kwTo buy a two-family house,
5; Hun tilr‘h. balance mortgage,
. '~. Address
11'"
s‘.‘ LN l-Zhrr Housekeeper, 3 adults in
z 3. (‘all at
,. '_'
iron-
done
No
Sentinel .White and Brown Leghorns, $2.50 per
street 01'
FOR SAW-old Jone?
milch cow, good family cow. Also
some building stones. cheap. Mrs. Ka-
tona, 260 Ely avenue, South Norwalk.
F08. SALE—Baby Grand Chevrolet,
uffigpifi‘ii‘mm "ammo...“ °‘“
. new to two
:11“ rims :13: tires. N375 gotten]. All
areasoaeprce. dressm’A.
my. 27 Ely Avenue. City.
FOBSALE—In East Nor-walk. two
family house with improvements; Rea-
able 1! sold at once. Inquire at 7
- .SOuth 03mm avenue or puone 805. .
FOR ~S-ALE—A’vacumm cleahér, near-
ly new and also rugs and mandolin.
reasonable. Address A. D., General
delivery. _ ’
FOR SALE—6' menisci... near Cen-
tre School. improvements. $3.500.
111;er cash. George Mitchell: telephone
FOR SALET—Power boat without en-
engine 22 ft. Address 'Wm. Moore.
150m; Road, near Standard 0:],
Madison ail-i 5 th Main ‘
FOR SALE—741cm farm, many fruit
trees, good Groom house, big barn,
chicken coops, price $4.000, halt cash.
M. Mikus, North Taylor Ave., South
Norwalk. ’ -
FOR SALE—Stamford, Conn. Bunga~
lows. new 5_ B and 7 rooms, bath, gaS.
electric lights, hot air heat, garage,
large lot. Price $5,000 to $10,000. Also
gamumber of good bargains in 8 and 9
room houses in Stamford, Glenbrook,
and Springdale Conn.. tor particulars
apply C. 8. Trowbridgo, Real Estate IE:
mainline, Stamford. Conn, Tel.1185-13.
{FOR SALE~Baby Chicks. 8. C. R. I.
Red. Vl’hite Rock. $3.00 .per 1102.;
Idoz. Bronze Turkey eggs. Drop pos-
ltl to Lou-Hawkins, 28 Howard avenue,
Imast Norwalk. '
FOR SALE—Violin Electric piano,
price $1,350. Quick buyer can. get
\‘. :ir-::>~'\’\’ashing and ironing toltor $500. 7 rolls music. 37 Railroad
'1 um". Mrs. Spells, 21 Vl'ood
.‘Jm walk.
1 . ECU .Position
. on farm. Mike Toth.
. >' , So-mh Norwulk. _
". 'l-il' -Tn trot 0
St. Ave.
dd jobs at paint-
FOR SALE—Strawberry plants, E. F.
fireman or .Knorr, 63 Myrtle Ave.
25. Kos-
FOR SALE—New Bus. fourteen pas-
seuer, special body, all windows
open. Easy terms, 122 South Main.
, worming. A reasonable price'Fitch 8: Baker.
v , \Vl'llw Gibson, 7 “'est Ave.
1. ' ii: ? flofim, four or five rooms,
'~ all improve-
Richard M. 8011- FORr SALE—4-room apart. three
”I
llOTIEI/u
. .lT‘rS Mrs
(W - 'i.._\l<I1‘A\’('.. l‘lmne 175-5.
Tron amenity—5mm, R. 1. Red.
XV. J. Slattery, Murray St., Cran-
ury.
rooms furnished. good chance for
family of moderate means. Furniture
“l.“"lllOHH-‘x with must be sold with rooms. This is a.
l“ w u ll‘t'i)lllll‘.l'l’llllllloll?- would care Ila-r333;- APPLY 25 Vl'oodward Ava.
{w . wt a H‘eilll llll'lll<ll(':l or 110- 3d -
txnr ., : Lnusfl. with barn or garage
h, t -. :..:,\. ninu‘
lizw ~00. luminary, Conn.
._, . .
\l'lT‘C'lIZI ..\.I’"ll
I‘M-n ~ fill
AUX-‘3 «m: 1;:
filly Allin IC
Kflllll Mum 5;.
P.--
. Sn. Noru'nll;
‘S GARAGE
KENISEICK
U
Ford Mng‘netos lie-charged, Cylin
ders Reborod, Weldiz
Brnzing
80 CHESTNLT :.
5017‘»: NORWALK
f
PHONE 917
y
EXPERT
Norwalk Radiator Repair-
mg and Automobile
Exchange
25 Main Street‘
Phone 954
Norwalk Conn
THE BICYCLE
TIME IS HERE
IVER JOHNSON
NEW ENGLAND
Arc Reliable Wheels.
Draper-Maynard 8 p o i: t lag.
Goods, Bicycle Accessories
Ford Parts, Fish Tackle
A. W. Hodge;
Music Hall Block, 80. Humour-7
FUR“ mommies
$10.00 and Up. '
4
FOR SALE—Hudson six cylinder-runs-
bout, cheap for cash. Several nun-
red loads of filling free. R. Vogel, Tet.
llYl"nryfi~hn.] 842-2, So. Norwalk.
worknwn.
".9 or unu-
719
il’OR 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
Ave.
lFOR SALE—Hardy French chrysan~
‘ themum plants. one year old. all
rrolors, $1.25 a doz. rose bushes. $3.00 a
doz. Alléprizo winning stock I‘rom'
Rowayton greenhouses. Nursery stock
at bargain s, Reynolds Poultry
,Farm, High and Ave, Phone 1036.
FOR SALE—Near Armory, 7- 00m
2 house, improvements, $5.000. Har-
bliarg'iaw £133), 53mm house, fur-
n s e , , . cor 6 Mitchell,
Telephone 1861. ‘ 5
FOR SALE—3 houses I 19-21 Union
street, buildings to: rent, at 15
Tour:
To RENT—Store in First Sifeet.
Sliliabl? for shoe-maker. Inquire at
llan'is' Grocery Store, First street,
Rust Norwalk.
T0 LE'IV—{l rooms. or entire floor; 1
rooms. new house. furnished. Adults
only. Garage and every improvement,
fine location. trolle few minute: ride
to shore. Inquire Grove street.
FOR RENT->3 furnished rooms. com-
plete for housekeeping. All im-
J. J. J., care Sentinel.
TO LET—441mm apartment first not".
immediate possession. an. F. 1).:
Iawton. 12 Chestnut St.
fro LET—Store near Wilton station
and postoilice. Good location for 81
:meat market. Apply Modern Grocer-rho”:
00., 50 Water St., So. Norwalk, Conn.
, hoc—
iv
ARTIFICIAL
SUNLIGHT
We will wire your house far
Electric Light, and install fix.
tnres, lamps, etc. on the month .
payment plan, any part of
the city. Get our, estimate be
fore having yourhonse wired _
WHITE; 1:;
l
an RENT—Storage 8 co, house? hers
nozd furniture. 89“,ng mmélf you have bought a"horse at .t
«amtfire proof bu"djng_ nbbeil Coflfplace not as represented, return i
Storage (30,, inc” alugnluck, can; ,W‘lll refund
Te]. Westpon 47, we lane “august-41mm; with each horse
sootgvsnr‘
lCourt, April 4. A. 1).. 19'217‘"
table warehouse receipt; .
INSURANCE
;
F‘iore\8\rotiiem’. Garage
, rum ten-a
._ Em ‘
I union street south {WornKOonn
Weaviilopen afirygoods tor-cw
Mar. own 160:; ates Karma-St...
«Nassau-none “
_,_.__.___,_________
KESTOIA. TAX! SERVICE.
Cars by the Hour, Da
PHONE 1581
.3840 So. Elm St... 4
Sublet-walk.
LINCOLN TAXI 00 V
'Amue. Phone 997
Raw open. 'i‘ry us‘oor service
M‘LKJd..." “‘mw‘
es. ,
bolus” made under.
Essa y terms if desiredt.y
, enoraung a up .
Franklin an Monrofit. 80., Not-walk
All kinds of team work, sand and
digging cellars. F.
Old Saugttuck Rd. Barn at
Keyser Paco, East Nomlk.
EXPERT ’AUTO-MECHANIQ
will overhaurand repair your car, an
make, in your own garage. Phone W2
WALL PAPER AND PAlNTs
is the time to paint
‘” WW “”1 pr.
or my goes
paints. Save tron
cent on labor and mate-
rial. Alexander White, 35 Lowe St...
South Not-walk.
Naggy Bros. Local and long distance
citing of. all kinds.
311;. Address 71
vel for sale.
on m
Zotowper
Dani trgps to.
WANTED TO BUY
calAvn kinds of ‘icsasttle. Extra prictles‘for
es: also p and POUR?!"- W
highest prices. Phone 1659.
Y J. FREEDMAN.
GAR ~0WNERS NOTICE
Automobile
hauled and, ranked.
and lgnitlon.a
Rear at Web
light“
. . Vaughn.
80. Main BL.
A Hawk's—Auto Tops, Curtains.
and Upholst
$9333.}? unmou-
.. e 11':
k. Conn.
CARRIGAN e FLYNN. local and ion!
Office [523” & Co. Phone 1577. House
—NOTICE—-
your spring suit made
hathan Edison. Prices
reasonable. At 22 W'ashington St.
Why not have
to measure by
LOST 1; Botswana. Mechanic
ran in an nion street, $44. Find-r .
. kindly remrn to Anthony Bria. 32 mm?““‘““" mm“
horth Main St., and receive reward.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
Kinds of City,
Share Property
15 Houses in Norwalk, prices from
$2,500 to $16,090. .
14 Houses in South Norwalk, price:
from $2,700 to $25,000.
8 Houses in East Norwalk, prices"‘0"l¥‘3“" “f I“?
from 33.000 to “5.000.
5 Houses in Cranhury, prices from
$2,500 to $10,000.
5 Houses in Rowayton, prices}2.000
Country and
2 Houses at Harbor View Beach-
iurnlshed. $3,500 to $4.500.
2 Houses at Harbor View Park.
furnished, $4,500 to $4.600.
4 Houses at Harbor View Beach, to
rent, $400 to $600 for season.
2 Houses at East Norwalk; to real,
$50 per month.
If you wish to sell your farm, llsteit‘
with me. as I have parties looking for
small to ram.
Appointments
WILLIAM r. 30??
REAL ESTATE
Swat-t: & Corbett Block. Phone (35
fit Horne After 6 p. m.
115mm: street. The Hatch e Balleyl
ON OE MORE
1 have a line 101 of (50) born“ to be
sold for the high dollar.
l
You. Mr. Farmer, will find what you
198d {or your spring work among them
excellent specimens.
SOUTH ‘N‘onwnLK, SALE AND
excumos STAB-LES
Washington Street
AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY
AUCTION SALE
auction sale of horses. April . .
': ~nford avenue. Danbury. #0 counts. properly attested. within sand
or will be sold for what theygtjme, will be debarred
bring. Also one five-yeareld Shetland persons indebted to and estate are re-
quested to make immediatejayment to]
A. J. GOLLINB.
ements. Centrally located. do
blocks from South Norwnlk station”
pony. 3... Daniels never misrepresents
e. 802d "6 horses, none rejected!
it 1|
One week,
at OLDCARS
your money.
lowed six months
l
l
I
l
l
l
l
W . _ .
the House today. ‘ No mounte- in The funeralyiiioe held from the Auto
mu. Twice hundredaté’bt—doeoou and‘cnurch. Interment will be in St.
nurses met to express their oppodtion Nan": cam. eta?- ‘
to n, and Health Commuter John
. Black VII the target. at criticism
Edmwlegaoupimntmmmo-r‘g‘hwxmoogmam
were. _ . m. be!!! m
“$3.2 3.0m was adversely reported. a: ., me Jan _h3::.“:6m0mhn:
expected. Dr. W. T. mains. chair. . mi 7131‘“. n: t ‘ my , -
man of the committee or public WNo. 13m” momma:
nOt mm by phmcm He tom'aorvioee. Rev. L. J. Schoeppler, paste?
,was in the intereoboi’ economy. ‘Riflora'i tributes to the decodes. who
lmculi. he said. with so my
*Efisfio draw a bin to mm), an. Thain: highlyxesteemedpy all who new
committee Vi“ 9'99“” a hi” and “liar, Harry Smitn,vA. Searies and N. A.
sure the American Medical Socieu' wan
. ‘ had no desire to crowd out The funeral of John Grocer was
:;C£<pracucmg the healing act by held this morning at 8:20 oclock.
the bill was rejected.
pose desired.
latesx developments in the British.
of the Shelton Bank and Trust Com—
Istood that the receiver will recom-
l“
’ ‘ . VMM 0
. i ”Paulrxubofle. died Mrday morn-
" i l “in at the home of_ his daughter,- urn.
. his!" Danie. Bacon street. w 78
' mu. He is survived by hie-daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lenin. and four other child-
ren, Stephen Smite, Ila. Alex Pri-
m Hrs. Frank Sickor, and’John
Wotan. m. w W In Kubovtc. as well as 18 grandchildren.
an. April 14.-;rne Gen-l
years provoked such oat-rm or or- home at séso o’clock. Saturday morn-
‘poa'tuon on «he—mince stage “an; and at 9 o'clock from St. Han".
Funeral of Mrs. Ostrich.
health and ”m“ ”a“ “5”“ “”‘Beuuene Wanoma Council, No. 31.
“unfortunate in ‘ulnce‘u'm‘, ”dmADegI-eo' 3' {mm amt! the
how it came out of a million into! the South Norwaik 3'9“" aw
mine the ‘dmmmu'm “‘6' “Mandated, There were manrbomtml
her. The poll bearers were John T!"
subgogna‘fmgr "$838331” ‘23“‘3. Shipper. Burial was in Riverside cem-
pra IC - -
back of the much abused biu and phy- Funeral of John Gamer.
s. from his late. home. ‘and 9 o‘clockl
“Eli? bagggofemarks from others. from St. Mary's Church. There was
a very large attendance... and .many
‘
unnecessary a. bill to reimburse Handsome floral- tributes. Rev. John
“(12; licence holders for the unusediJ. Walsh odiciated and interment was
ponion o ttheir license was untavor- in st. margé cemetor}.
ably reported and "mm in. a" Funeral or W nun.
HOusc. The law of last session. n w“ The funeral of Richard Ryan was
explained. is sufficient for tlke pur- “338.9130 o'elockthiemorning from
the home of his daughter. Mrs. Joseph
A scale of fees for 9'01”?” i111!“ J. Mackovich. 13 Academy street. and
"as reported by the judicmry com- at 10 o’clock from St. Mary's coined
miner. “item: Burial was in St. Mary‘s come-r
The bill to change the «name
Sax’lirook to Deep. River was reaecgaea -
on. the one [or only one pro mt
:listrict in each county, as is the way Wm F '
in some other: states. For him-walk and vicinity: Ram to~
The bill dividing New HAVE} into night and Friday: warmer in the m—
lhirty—three wards was adapted m thl terior tonight; increasing southeast
House. and south winds. Well~defined dis-
turbances are central this morning
te ('3‘.
A.
y “M
,. ammltm
~ ... 3111mm
009m Mun, “III M
or. made eight specific recommenda-
uona. among which was one limiting
thematflnBoardotControlto
exceed by more than ten per cent. a.
appropriatioplqnade by the Lest-ia-
ture. another to suspend the sinking
fund and for the Will of public
omcials wnouemd the ocope of their
power. Public officials were highly
complimented and the general cou—
ciuion rel-shat Connecticut is in the
belt annual condition of any State
in theUnion.’
Samuel Ferguson. vice-president of
’ tfie Button-niecmc Light Company.
'- n 1915 I called attention to the
fact that State W could not be
guided to best advantage until proper
recognition waavglven to the difference
between principal expenditures and
operating expenses. and I wish to re-
peat the statement. and again urge
neat-improvement; should be treated
as a temporary asset and bonds issued
against them. There must, of courts.
for retirement. either through sink-
ing fund or by the retirement annual-
ly of serial bonds." ‘
Mr. Ferguson told of his recom-
mendations for a systematic method
of raising the fund- necesaary for the
latter for permanent improvements.
He said: '"Such systematic procedure
would prerent a repetition of the prion-
funds. and. at the same time. a sink—
ing in which is almost $3,000,000
larger 1 an is required to retire the
maturity."
Governor Lake threw out an idea.
which he aid “had not as yet c77-
ments for each two-year final at!
expenditure over the appropriation
m “In! over I'tah and Minnow-i. They are
TODAY m w can ”719 unsealed weather with low!
'W ALL STREET, Noon..~— Crucible showe in the western and central;
and Sloss
clines
equipments as Bel
P
Heafiness was shown by various mis-l K
cellaneous issues including Seam Roe] ‘ ‘
Shemem showed extreme «30- districts. The showers extend as laymendatlon of the Governor and Comp-
bout 2 points and such east as Ohio. Several places in theEti‘Olk’r of a uniform ssetem of ac-
0f ‘ dwin Pullman. Gen lLower Mimimippi Valley reported grountmg. with duplicate accounts in
l Flectric and PM Steel Cal‘lmoreéthan an inch of rain during theithe Comptroller s office and in each
fggfeit‘ed 1 to 31$ Oils and motor but twenty-four hours. The temper- idepartment or “Initiation.
‘ ' ' ' ‘ ~ ' ' ’horthern
' t0 2 this and cugars._ ‘0' attire is rising slowl) in the
{31:12:21 lmlhelfjmand textiles ‘mlfii dug-m find is semrally above the;Seniinel “mmem Bring Good
along at recessions of 1 to 2 mls- frost line. ‘Besul
u.
that capital expenditures for porno-l
be automatic. annual provision made.
State’s acflfitiea." This included short
term notes and ten-year bonds, the
out anomalous athletic!) of shortage of
State's funded debt of $12,000,000 at
stallized in his own mind." that the
budgets of the several State depart-
might be divided into twenty—four
monthly units. so that any excess of
might be immediately checked as we
go" along. This met with approval
:i‘rom several makers. There was
also general approval of the recon-
buck and Famous Players. Call money ‘,
was unchanged at 7 per cent.
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.-—Stocks ;‘
lead of Baldwin Locomotive, Herman;
or and Hudson.E ,
Petroleum and Dolaw e'l‘he rebouud‘
. ’
‘ G h be m...
rallied 1 to 3 points at midday under: PnngZNE e ~ 6 S Delivery
S v Will of the low'prioed oils were
log: (oincident with reports that the LAWN “10‘57 Elzs
Extra Good Quality Mowers that Will Last for Years
Sizes 12 inch. 14 inch, 16
A large variety iron: which to
Bail
labor situation justified hopes of a!
compromise.
Illhl‘uslNG OF DOl'BTFl'L LOAN-S.
SH RUFUS. April 14.——A plan to dis-
pose of the $51000 in doubtful loans
25 WASHINGTON arm:
mnv‘itmiinst the Arnas'trong Realty
V 111‘ York will too out—
w. Hm If We Mongolian. .
m... mg. 233%» $16.98
inch, 18 inch and 20 inch-
select. Both plain bearings and
' acorn 3‘)me
lined in the Superior Court in liridgv- .
port tomorrow by Receiver Marcu-
il. Holcomb. For some weeks past
the rt-(‘Pivvr has had under confident:
lion :1 proposition submitted in
Franklin K. Jerome. of Stymour.
win-why the local institution will he
relvnSv-d from the loans and the mom.
m- refunded the recoiver. it is under-
mt-nd that the court accept the propozh
iiion :md ord«~_r him to close the tran-
suction.
_________._—— ‘
MAYHL-‘TE FOR PAC] PIC ISLANDS.
PARIS. April 14.—~Prcmier gnaw-d
has: (ll-Spait‘hed to “‘nshington a note
acknowledging receipt of the com—
munlrniion from the American State
. . . 7. (1' 1h mandate K I , -
::.¥:".‘f.:‘:::.‘. ”fixation? or “I LOVE TO rox TRO‘i‘”—-Who Doesn t? 3
Equator which was given to Japan.
The Premier's note says 8 Wpri“ Hear these and yet-Win too. 1110 following dance records are
'snntatiw- of France will take up the
question when it comes before the St;
rvmv Allied Council. “with the mo _ ‘ _
Erdrnt desire to find a solution giving 18326—Beaut1f111 Ohio—Waltz
satisfaction to the United States." W
l
L — Sell Your Old Cara tothe
. I late Cf 5
Norwalk, in said district. deceased. l
The Court of Probate for the Dis“
trict of Norwalk, hath united and al-
nm the dateheflB—
of for the mutton of said estatetox
SOLVENT NOTICE
~ justywhalt‘you need in your 00mm
aldorf Astoria Dance Orchestra
’Till We lllieet Again—Waltz
Nicholas Orlando ’5 Orchestra ‘
' 7 18678—A Young Man’s Fancy—Fox Trot, Smith’s. Orchestra
i trial. of Nogwalk. $3.. Probate .
c025, March 01:62.; 975719311 . we of Love Nest 'l‘
' P ‘, ,. . __ ‘
nfiiifi ‘0; said districzmd‘eeeascd. I'm—Whispering Fox rot
The Court of Probate for the Dis Japanese Sandman
six months from the date here— (X) .
$33 the creditors of said estate to: AlJce Blue Gown
Stop It—Onc Step
. Administrator.
c, 13711—119 Top—Fox Trot
Happy—90° 9”?
WWW—Fox rut
. . no. .A.“ oni..*'#
. . . . .._._’_.". .... a 13.1.
-.-..o--onoo»oo
o 5,
@ km.opopac_.~onq
18713—Dotty Dimples—«One Step
l . 12th Street nag—3o: Trot
If a Wish Could Make It so
3 18715—11? You Could Care—Waltz
Whitemnn ’s Orchestra
Smith '5 Orchestra
exhibit their claims for aetilemnt.i' .. h Gee! Oh Gosh We Step Benson
1o [Those who neglect to present their so 18‘01.—?Love .You.E day—Fox Trot ‘ Orchestra.
afmm' A" 18702—My Sahara Bose—Fox Trot Pietro
All Star Tri:
.Six Brown Brothers
Smith ’5 Orchestra ‘7
Benson’o Orchestra
TL.~¢I‘0II‘
.nWoodvardAw ’-
Sarcoma m1
mmWh‘
“MWL
mm
V. will on) you. 1
prices (or your ohmvm‘, ~
in
”u u!
censure...“ . §
E. LAWN ..
w»
raw.-
FOR SAW.
Double house. 6 roomo of .
price 88.800. ., ‘
Ono-flamily house, a stud,
,8“
may house. a new _
Located In nut Non-115...,
No. 7 Main «was.
THE 9m ,
for Summer-time can: be
will let us 7
Tailor Them for Y
The newest deslau. . ’ ’
trimming Ideas are 0mm ,
garments that we m “P
Come in and see our
mom. of material. '
Learning given pow, €- ,
Tfllm' ' :l‘” “with A
. It
A‘,
,1 .7 _
and -
AUTO AGOESBOBYfi
39 West Washington
ALL W'ORK GUA‘ _,
New and Used Tires and
Prices Reese ‘ . . *
Standard Gasoline an 0!“
..,.
MAX LE. fl,
SHOE ST... 7.
31 So. Main St. 30.51.
Newest Styles inf, ~‘
Footwear , 3,:
,ONE AND we
ll PUM? AND 0W ‘
in Tan Calf. Tan Suede they: '~
Black Suede, and Mel and
High and Low Heels?
AT $4.45 TO 3%.”
MEN’S AND BOYS‘ 1 5‘" *~
AT $4.45 1'0 $.35"
accident,‘ which .
-.ult of the explo- ” .‘
line which ‘ ‘
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