Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 23, 1921 · page 11

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‘ ,_ Louise Vincent. who nee-ed ed mus. most. active!" AND EXP“...
‘ :3. 191:. m Nor-wall. Thu-let mum (LT. mean. 0 R. R. Ave-

uum” o. Grlmom and delightful sitneted mmow in Phenom 8W”! "9".“
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m roentgen immanent; Bentwood SOUTH NORWM'K TAXI c°'

V trim. ACt quick”. Key with Ben T. Tonvihacm'lae'l’onfi't’a‘m'
I .'.M:AN——Af mm. Conn.. Shun- ‘i’m. - mm“ ”M “m. ‘ met- on sou '

., May 21 1921. Patrick E, in s
..--..r, l‘unernl services at. t.

. . Itunuin Catholic Church. Noro

~ (‘0nn., Tuesday. May 24, at 9 n. m.
:llltflli. Springdnle Cemetery.

WANTED

v \NTEDmLady with knowledge of

bookkeeping. and to help cut in halt-
ti'l‘y store. Address. Bakery, cane Sew
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"‘5' \NTED—A white woman to care for
a mic 6 days a week: from 9 a: in. to
t p m Laundry sent out. Good we. es
umpelent person. Address, glv ng
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.r .1 Ell—Girl. for. general. house
u. Private tamlly, no washing.
-. $15 per week. Phone 2662.

wine PIANO WANTED—Good
. "‘I‘ifl. reasonable. Phone Nor-

. ‘.l.l‘2——Aiulerson property, howls
J. .p. Mrs. Oscar Anderson. Oys:

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FOR SALE—«Cottage ano. nigh to
finish 9nd in splend i conditiog.‘ 33%
cash. " .". care Sentinel Office. A

r‘o‘ltllSALE—One lieavy farm horse,
' wor no see: we 0 s r.
ness, ducks, rub it: and coopsg. :ndhoge

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Open Day and Nloht
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”mono or this city.

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year. Re wee wdl' . . - we
been employed by thoctty or step.
t 7 in theme: men: tor-

--b"“:m~ In is sum ved s:
fio‘ dsnghters end one inn. 1“
with Genome. ot Paterson. N." 3..
Hrs hiss-y union-one and. Peter Ito-J
The tuners! _
be held from his lste home No. 3..
Austin st. acond District of. 3:"
end 9 o'clock from. St. Joan'-
Church‘. Wednesday morning (stag.
dnrd time. Burial will follow in the
f’unily plot in St. Mary's cemetery.
kGlnnie utinrell‘lmETA E E 1!

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man-cl negedes.

Michael Hegedel died yesterday"
morning at his home. 100 Lexington
avenue. aged 44 yeaps. He is survived
by a widow end five children. The
funeral will be held from the lots
home at 8:30 o'clock (D. T.) tomor-
row morning. and at 9 o'clock. from
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been told thathe could
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enldthntitwnsthehatethhbeliq!
that Weetnvenuewo nubile m
“’6
old highway. end that it hsd. never
been for-molly taken posse-ion. 01 by
the city. but had been used as n pub
lic hithwny as e. matter or feet. At-
torney Gonnery insisted thnt rem
be pnoduced showing the city's title to

the property. ‘

oven stand. tint. he was “over 66.”
but mid he didn't know. when. asked
if he was not going on to his 66th
yeer of ego. He lied been in Norwnlh
61 years. coming here on election
day in 1870.

or “no" answer to his unOn an to

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It is “that West emu

0n the question of nge. Meyer Don-

Attorney Connery requester. :. ‘Fy'es"

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7-month: old pig. Call any time. C. .
Teets, Edsewood St., So. Norwalk.R

FOR. SALE—254:. Motor boat, 8 h. .
Barker with reverse gear. good runnlii’g

Old end new house
eensed electrician.
fully~glven.

Phone 67?

wired by» ll-

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o'clock. interment being in St. Mary's

Miss Msry M. Burns.

whether the Mayor knew. of his own
knowledge end could paitively “to.
that West avenue was I public high-
way. Mayor Donovan retorted thnt he

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believed that it was. Just as much so

order. Address 23
Norwalk, Glenwood Ave. 80..

Fgglligtl‘efiEl—ntllmgd guilm Roadster, 4
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tween 6 and 8 p. m. y r venue, W

FOR SALE—Oldsmobile 6-37-A. late
1920. Perfect condition. Mrs. tires.
Phone Dnrien 236. after 6:30 p. m.

 

Marvel 8

FOR SALE—House. barn end 15
”acres otinnd. it mile trom So.
borwnlk. For pnrtinulnre address
Box 695, So. Norwolk P. 0.

order.

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W. H. Gunner

W
cm POUADI grows
telling hsir
moves cease
bottle all
will furnish
tor die with thie-

to Clark'- Hill Ave.
in e
of
b,

00.. l Wuhington Piece.

New Yo City.

All kind! at shirt! wound.
skirt. Hemetieine snd.buttonh

“(leper
oles to

461 ruin- a I “‘me eons.
Phone. 3% 1394-5

bur—Me
“mutations. Re-
dul It is 88 per
I Washington street. died at her home

.an, lest e men
edvt. mu larva—-

Following illness of a week's dura-
tion of dlptheria. Mary Margaret
Burns. sixteen-year old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Burns. 205

inst evening. Besides her father and
mother. she is survived by four bro-
thers and sisters. She was an employc
of the J. & J. Cash Ltd. The funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon. in-
terment being in St. Mary's cemetery.

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Funeral of Mr. tngrnry. ‘
The funeral of the late John I’n-
gvnry. was held yesterday afternoon

 

he
nery. was alive and questioning him.
This didn't sntlsfy the counsel
m-lor. however. and much quibbllng
ensued. which took up considerable
of the time of the court.

on Saturday morning. when it is likely

PLATT INJURES

believed that he, Attorney Con-

for

The matter will be taken up again.

hat the court room will be crowded.

 

KNEE IN FALL

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... 7 l’oini, Norwalk. FefingtAgBE—Igtgogigaetgurigggw 3:9 FKOflvTHE FACTORY 1.0“ at 2 o'clock. from St. Ladislaue'
l \_\l.l-‘. —- Palmer one-cylinder Rains. Phone 2153, NorWalk. . TH. HOME church. interment being in St. )iary's test by taking The hole. 3 to 4. He
- -:-n:in‘e.12§éith coil and gas FOR SALE Hi ~t fl ». r "i “am- m M cemetery. / scored at the third making a five
" ‘ ‘P- T‘“ ' 4° 6 0“ “8‘ C8"- 1916. cosh ‘3'" ”u ' w’ , -'—— yard put and taking the hole in four
‘. . ,_,.m,.dprs m W-st t six cylinder, 7 passenger. eood m “mm'u'um‘ Ill-fl" Today lli Wall Street to five. .
.. .. g - .1 d (1 ll t. por. tires. good mechanical condition. my 3““ ta; W to The fourth, which is n hole of only
, 35;“; $2.3,“ ‘91:“,ng ”$2? "hm“: ”51 N°""“k- cell. WALL STREET 10:30 n.m.—-—The 155 yards. but well-guarded iromi
' .i? x \Ioder'atc 3.... ' Write ~ ' NORWM-K MATTlm 90- ' strength of Mexican Petroleum which‘ihe tee. proved a trap. Msnford went'
"‘ ' . ', f ‘ n ‘3”, ' 1‘ 0" SALE—0°"? “8’“ Six TOWNS" multit- and Monroe“ 8-. W opened at a gain or 1 1-3 points. and im- into a ditch on the right and Jones into
1- WU" "h 11. 0X - .,,-,__ ~ car in A1 condition. looks and rum . I I ' medintely extended its rise to 3 points,’ a. bunker before the green.
7 ., w- it 1 6.. like new. is willing to trade in with m’"“" M 88 end was the only noteworthy incident in.their second shots on the green. and.
ll . ~ -I FPSSv exper ence - I-ord Runabout. and balance to be h m m the preliminary dealings on the Stock'both missed/long putts to halve the
. - Restaurant. 42 So. Main St. arranged. Phone 826-5. Esthlilnt serial! Exchange today. Gmernl Asphalt, hole in tour.
» LE A l ' FOR -,- - 9 A. Notion. Tel. 66-1—3 Sumltra Tobacco. Central Luthtfl',’ Jones' tee shot at the fifth hole ran
T0 T SALE-‘19 f" ”m“. d°"-‘" a. Killer. Tel. 1428- ‘Virglnin (‘arollna (‘hemicsi and some into n hummock and he dotted the seal
' Perm“ condition' Apply h°flmm 10 Spring Street. 0 Conn-,0: the rails also showed moderate im- ond. He succeeded, however. in chip-l
' "“mism‘d “00"“ Gm'k'm‘m Boat Ch'b' provement. Motms and specialties. em~ ping his third shot three yards froml
Minute WMR (0 Holley. ' ‘— ‘ .. "- D‘ 1 WALL PAPER AND‘PMNTO bracing [00¢ leather and equipment the pin, and halved the hole in 5. He;

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».\ large front room. suit.
l\\‘(> gentlemen. (‘t-nirully
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lmprovm
R. Jos-

rooms with
Adults only. Inri.
or l‘.. 1'2. Gorham Co.

 

i ‘ lt\"l‘ -Stornge Space. house-
! furniture. Sepnrnte rooms.

‘ pirmf lmildlnn‘. lhililn-ll
' l Simmer 00.. Inc. Sangri-

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Al condition. or will exchange for

l-‘Olt SALE—Very desirable ' home Now is the time to point
all improvements. maple floors. ‘33” it (:3 filo: mypé‘gg
steam heat and garage. Apply to 59 r m“ -
Cove Ave, E. Norwallt. 9‘ Will M. and pnints. 3‘" from
:OtolOpoi-centonlsborendmeste-
FOR SALE—1918 Ford touring car. ’33.“. flaw-1?” mm“ 3‘ m" L'

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runabout. Can be seen at 102 Taylor
Arc. Ask for Mr. Redack.

li‘Olt SALE—Ono late Ford Roadster.

Nagy Bros. Local and long distance
tracking 0! all kinds. D trips to
New York. Address 71 C street.

Phone 318.

 

One li‘ord Commercial car in the .
best of condition. Ricclo Bros. Gur-
“it". 13 \Voodwnrd Ave, So. Norwnik.
Phone 467.

 

 

WANTED TO BUY

All kinds of cettle. mum prices for-
calvee: pi?
highest prices. hone 1659.

slso and poultry. I pay

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

etsntlal reaction in British pemlttnnces
the feature of file foreign market.
Petroleum remained the dominan

Pan American. General X

4% points.
r were among the.

Asphalt and Tidewalc
other strong oils. Bethlehem_ Republi-
can and Crucible Sweels rose 1 to My.
tobaccos. 1 to 1 3.4. and American
Smeltlng. People‘s Gas. American Lin-
seed. Busch Magneto and Famouiz Play-K.
ers 1 to almost 2 points, Buying of rails
was restricted to the standard Pacific
and coulers_ junior issues showing lit-
lie of their recent activity. Some dis-Z
appointment was felt at the firmness
01 money rutcs, call loans holding at 7,
per cent. 2

WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.——The

 

 

l. recoiiuhle warehouse receipts. Y J M
"J”- “_ Full SALE—Chevrolet touring car. -L ~—* ' . ~ 4-—
LOST Baby Grand model. in first class camuome mum, low endlont
' _, , 4 ‘_ running condifion. \Vill be sold very distnnce trucking of all kinds
i. . irslllillhcal. maltose nnli_Whll9- (-henp. No reasonable offer will be Oflco Leery & Co.. Phone 1577. House
‘ _"I"."";'l'T‘fil‘”; '0 4 l"”ln‘-‘m A‘ow and : turned down. (‘nn be seen at 31 phone 863.
"- 'H “““W- ,..--_..- Niel-win St. or Phone 1192—12 nights
l.il.\"l‘——$.‘.4\.nu reward for infm‘mri-‘or a“ day Sundays. LXPERT ALTO MECHANIC
lion lending in l‘(‘(‘()\i'l“)' Oi' llul‘li-y- FOR. SALF Be ill 1 id 8"1 y k' l
l): ‘14: .\i.1.-- ‘1: '. 1.: '521 * 4" au “ re? ““5 ‘n m" 0‘ “ "m”
“a,“ fill.” Liflfll‘fjflf‘ 3:110” I'll?“ 09; rooms. hath. electric lights. fire Phone 602-4.
‘ ‘ ' ‘ _‘ ‘r j ‘ lace hardwood floors heater fine cel-'
May 1H \0 lllf'qilon‘i "i‘lki‘d HOV p ' ' ' ' .
4' v, . l - - .. ~ . lar. yard. fruit trees, convenient to SOLVENT 301101;
4'! l. lumen. Iruin and trolley. Phone 1861. District of Norwalk. ss. Prolmic
" ‘ Court. May 12th A. l). l92l.
FOR SALE—3 houses st "-31 Union . . ' .
Man-getfi “"2“ 'hsmfidgfl" M 15 mfgtftmwotiniliialrrikst.mA'i)?‘tCriiwtrmim
s r arse stree " ‘ " " 5 C"“’
Di; PER DABLE Co. . ' “83"“-

PLUMBING

Quick Service

W. J. Ungvary

Phone 2389

 

F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South lorwslk

 

 

 

 

The Court of Probate for the his-
lowt'd six months from the date herc-

exhibit their claims

accounts. properly attested.
said time, will be debnrred :1

QTY;

ate pni'mcnt to
Nelson Dickermnn.
Administrator

 

 

BRUSHES

 

USED CARS
r? 4;: 1919 Commercial
. "“8 Republic Truck
were! Fords
'dyear and Fisk Tires.
:0" removed while you wait.

LYON'S GARAGE

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For the Teeth

The. twice-a-day brush the
teeth habit is the finest of all
toilet habits. If your teeth are
Ilright usually your health is

 

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icon Ave. Tel. 1576

right. Let us help you select a

 

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FOR SALE

in l-Iust
[in rn. 7

Norwalk
{Acres land

in.
"wills.
.Iml

iu-nlnrs

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apple trees. grapes.
ru-s. 114 ton truck. many
1 :m- 35,000 for whole. for

your individual requirements,
and that will clean your teeth
and protect them.

H.A.MEAD

PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

trict of Norwalk, hath limited and nl-v

of for the creditors of mid Estate to
for settlement.
Those who neglect to present theirl
within .
rccov—
All persons indebted to said l-Zs—
fate are. requested to make immedi—

murkct made further upward pmgress

will ove la ' . > .
l r 1 “I and revaé;:°‘;;r:;;‘ . at midday, rails becoming more active ”N. 1.01...
“with shippings and coppeir.‘ Motors foot putt.

wurc the only backvmrd issues. losing 11
L10 22";- points on selling which concen-;
-tratcd in Pierce-Arrow. Common and?
Preferred. and Studebaker.

HOMELESS PASTOR
HAS RESIGNED

Continued from First page.

 

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mission to carry a pistol. but they re-
fused. Then he had himself elected
and sworn in as :1 grand juror. in
lspift- of efforts to defeat him.

llaricn was awaiting with expec-
iancy the official 3018 of Mr. Richter
as Grand Juror. the office being sim-
ilar to that of Pesccuting or District.
Attorney in larger cities. when trou-
lilc broke out in his church here and

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Norwnlk Storage Warehouse

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t Uhlon street. South Norwuh Conn.

an attempt whs made to oust John
Britten. a trustee of the church. who
had criticized Mr. Richter. The at-
tempt failcd and Mr. Richier‘s resig-
naiion has been presented. to be ef—
fective June 15. Whether there is

 

ORLINS’
TIRE memo one:

and
AUTO ACCESSORY 8T0“
39 West Washington Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED

Prices‘ Reosonsble
Sand-rd Gasoline and Oils

New end Used Tires and Tubes Sol

any connection between the resigna-
tion and the Brition-Richter

does not appear.

KENDRICK’S OARAGE
ford [scooter ”my
Welding .

 

 

 

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. \‘k JOhn T. Hayes 34 Main St. 80- Nor-walk, c°"" l ilnmlkt‘rriz'r'" “'8‘ Found m min.
' , W-l Norwalk. A decided step forward toward the ,0
Insurance fl f _' solution of the murder of Stanislaw W4». ‘ ..
5—4. .- , Sckineovich. whose mutilated body ‘33?
“_ th WILLIAM F_HOYT was found near the. Rooster river. .331
ea er Fairf‘ield. May 15. of last year. is ex- " 4
_F0reca8t Rm ESTATE pected to be made when the State po-
”Elk licc interview a woman. said to have
1. “m; ”Mn“... ghowpn L001" What we ‘re offer-m ”I“ been with the victim but a short time
mm. ”Gum. toms,“ A few houses ft for a smell amount before his death. and who is now serv-
mm” m the interior end t:n‘few figsu ful houses for parties in: a sentence in a New York prison
. : ”(n-”1085, Winds. A 'm 8 me. ' for lhf‘il. .
.‘ , - . ' Th ' . l .
. .-.:.‘.$.‘.‘,.‘.‘;;: m7;“*;g;;;;; 2 houses .0. um um cash dm- .0 hi}: ‘12?.‘:.§:°*§:i22.2..§2°.:°‘£§:
s W...- wmth... m the. 2 houses for ”.700. lien terms. case. was traced by the State police
or n... mke region 2 houses for 83,200. My terms. through a. handkerchief that was -
. ,. uni. Several places re- 1. onefsmily home. all improve- ‘WM "9‘" scmfiem’mm' 5063'- A'-
. ._... ”WWW Pleasant “I: “no. . rangements to get statements from
, M.- “WWW"... in other ’ “I’M“, W“, ‘n W" here are now beinyrnndebythe State
1.1 H..- itock)‘ Mountains. "at; $5,000, police.
‘ ’HH was high throughout 0 - ‘
. m... .zmm* W“ W “M“ “wearers” z... ..
. 1:“...3' l l d ‘ ' ° . A ,u -— e
f u . .. (.20.;le (,2;ng .3: w handful hoesee from undetermined origin, tetsiiy destroyed
. ,. ,4 mu" high in the 310.“.“7 tum. - 'the home and garage of Fred. Cnrlem.
no...” districts. "unified home! 191’ thrice-0|! in the‘villsg‘e or Jordsn. late in: .
«-5 meow ' night. A cell for old being sent‘te ~.
Ink Stems. I W m, $10,“. “”6,000. this city. the Numesug Engine Cm ,-
ll") 4... x... ‘8 smellfirms. 8,200 to .500. . WY . D" W the
1. 3w { W" “Dot In pure melted ten ‘ We...” “31:“, touted. scene too; late to one the solidi“,
0w ‘ g ‘ :' correspondent. then wuh' ' lWeter Wt! rm ‘I. meet some 1
W “Muhlow and the ink will come . m- ot shore M to sit amne- tram the burning immun-1
“will"! it. Milk will remover ink m- ' , bled _ “J"
l E! ”inn 0? colored mm “ h ‘

i would be mine
(“Wit un‘i‘l the 8901“; h,

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u: rubbing end new... in,- .

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shares were fractionnlly lower. A sub. took the sixth to 6.
green w

from last week's final quotations waslford we
WALL STREET. NOON.—Mexlcan, hole was

t feat- his putt an
ure of the morning. increasing its lead The eighth was halved in live.

one up. having gone
;oppom-nt's 40.

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Discount

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landing on the
ith his second shot, while Men.
nt into a bunker:

‘second shot at the seventh
almost dead. but he missed
dhalved the hole in tour.‘l
missed a short putt and:
o 4. Jones turning-
q'it in 35 to his

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Jones

Monforti
lost the ninth 5 '

The tenth was halved in four. but
Jones became
when Mzinford's lor}; putt ran eight
feet past the hole. The British play-

er. l‘lOVVi‘Vi'l‘. gpt the hole back at the

twelfth. where Jones played a weak
uiblick shot on the fairway. which
stopped 35 yards short. The thir-
teenth anvl fourteenth holes were hal-
ved. Jones being lucky at the four-
teenth. where .\i:inf0rd's putt knocked

Both put __._ 4 _

 

2 up at the eleventh.‘

GETTING AHEAD!-
Depends on
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MERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE

Ofiers useablc education, and is
in continuous session
Information on request

 

 

 

SALE CONTWUED

 

 

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SURGEON DENTIST
ass ADMINISTBRED

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1.7 80. min st. 80. Not-walk

Telephone 1097

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Jones getting down a five.

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Max Levy’s Shoe Store
31 so. m 8t.. So. Norwslk

NO CONNECTIONS WITH
All arm STORE. ,

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Sport Oxfords
In cloves and Buck
I‘m $8.66 to $8.66
Also
Men's Oxfords .
In the Very latest Styles
From $6.45 to $8.45

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OLD cm
Sell Your Old Curl to the
Bridgeper‘tAntoWreck-
ingCo.
MMAW
Between Oak end Center St,
mam

PhoneBemnn5586-2
Second hnndpertlsndtiresto
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TARLOV BROS.
monument-econ
HALL-MARK
CANDIES
m an
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l Flore Brothers’ Garage.
l Overhsulhigendhepeirlng

11 am PM
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noun! m m
can com i

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Manufactur

Colonisl Mahogany Cabinet.
“steed in every respect. Has,
; noiseless powerful spring
on re loud end wonderful cl

ound-box; hes en autonntic re
:tsrter sod stopper; all mans“:
highly nickeled. Will last n lite“

IN: FOR eoxr on CAMP its-wees
F as THE HOME. ,

GREATEST PHONOGIAPI:
mom em 0
teens VALUE
rsc'ronr enter.

$15.00

We cut tarnish cues for port.“
rm: PAYMENTS
CASH MOUNTS

Iuy Home Geode and help to —
mm. Peeple employed

Wonder Talking , 1‘
Machine Co” 13.!
BARRY 3. ”UL". Pmldfl‘;

DAY W
South Notion. Conn.

 

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