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Causes Beyond Our Control.
. in Don’t Blame blather—Investigator...
Our observation for several months put (we see a chute M)
fig ’ s 'l-
I July lst, also new 1 can ) that the general talk prevalent in building circles that the price of
lumber was down. a good many projects that had been held up were
pania State Tax. ., ...
-. - ' d out and rengured and no appreciable reduction in price was em
' You know “'th th“ means .to .' Lillifnher was figured much lower. but due consideration was not give:
he retailer “Id you can 835"! . the fact that the cost of ordinary construction was nearly 80 W ecu
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l‘ The wholesale price of Coal wg
“untied” 'on May list, also on
line 1st. Another advance com-
‘. guess who. tit means to the con- : ior items other than lumber and which had not been reduced at all.
’m - Consequently, the substantial reduction in lumber did not make a very
er. ' material dinerence in the cost of a Job and the plans were mailed
' . - - ' away again. Under this condition it seems necessary to us that e
‘t A warning here, a warning true. I fact be brought home that lumber is down and we believe that it this
were realized by the people interested hi building that in one way or
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k . S' ‘ oi all other items entering into construction.
'(Our phone, you new, Iii ix- ‘ AHEY
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”4: " ' 44a": -a—Zi CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
. mounts FongEDDINGI I” ma].
sumo:
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The Alfred l‘O-‘i Plano UL uoawiiut e nooovuii cello runs
5 North Main 8L, So. Norwaik IOUTH NORWALK 'HONIO 1”. m1
Opp. Congregational Church
No. 5077i—Biue Jeans, Traveller ‘ _ .. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _____ _ . _ _ _ ‘ _ , .
Male Voices—Premier Quartet 7
The two wortiu_ "Blue Jenny," . , o g g
[and im' I'Ilhlit' siliipiirily unit lhi- . S 11th F d y F b Spe a]
huppint-tN 0' llulillilf' thing“. in his : c e S rl a IS C] S
lyric, tiu- unit-r til this i-ltllL'. linriy .
l). Ki‘l'l. ili'Nirlli"! ill" unitit'tzt-liilile 1 : -
dayit ti! l'li'llllllflill. “ll“n ”in '10”) l '
or .... ....-. 3. FAN(‘\ STEAK SALMON ... . . . . . .35c lb. .
in Villain l2“ gm. vht- llilnlt' ut f I .
“ml“ W" ; FANCY STEAK HALIBUT . . . . . . . .30c lb. .
No. 50771~~Hey Paw! Shrtgley . ‘ o e
Male Vatces—Premzcr Quartet : Steak Tile FISh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20C lb.
"lit-i i';i‘-=."’ upwiw \\illl :t :~I"ll" - ‘
.I.fl"illlilll". i;iii.;it \\lllihllillrl.‘i : Steak (0d -------..................l&lbo
pit-lily ill in lug lilillll' ulih i'.lilll"*. _ , )
M... ..,,., ,W .... ...... ...v . Steak Boston Llues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16c lb.
dililtii’nv lu-‘ut-tli r-tniiu liiiilll'rn : . ,
9W 3., ,m W “...... . Fresh Mackerel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28c lb.
“81 Huihttmi.‘< Silii'iiil: i)": ll' ~ti:i‘ ' ' t
_ MM ,3 Wm, ”H. Mum Wm . Butter Fish ............. . ..... .... . .28c lb.
tq-t l lultwlurui. . \Veak FiSh . .22c lb-
uo. 50772—Jult Wanting You— i -
Fox Trot. Zamecnik l : HaddOCk .......... . . . . . . . . . ..... . . .100").
For Deming—Orlando's Orchestra t »»»»»» ._.. -
Mi J S /itnm-nik i-i urn izitmn t' r ‘ -
.. .. mmw . twin nan-1mm. i ? Sunbeam Sweet ( 01‘" (extra fancy)....l:)c can
nnd "lill'till l-ulivir .tl‘l- liliil.‘ it l- at l' .
iatnilh: hi hi» i ,\«a ill in until i' .
'l‘hlr Inn's! ~. '1'” iii lu~ w» lli~
ituretl ill Vlli’ :.l [rillilliillll. Hi ... , .
Inlrllllfllllil‘ in! int!) i- llll lllil‘ S h It S t M
.. c u ze 3 am ary al- 9 5
No 60772~Ktss a Miss-Medley . '
Wan, (,nmaucmg ..Moonwm Norwalk, 39 Main 8L, Wash ton 8t., and R. R. Ave. 8. Norwalk
in Mandalay'U. De Volt. Yelicn. WESTPORT BLACK ROCK BRIDGEPORT
Baron, Oiman. ‘
Green Bros. NOvclty Band ALL MARKETS CLOSE AT.NOON-—$tandgrd T'me“w.d"¢.d‘Y‘
For Dancing ...................................................
A‘- ulv l.i .- 4'31“ ..‘iiil Il’ll'i‘.
gimtl until/v . .i .3 i.,., i:-to- i” llil‘.‘
Tlll‘ ”Ill" ll;.l'l" up n: tun pulmllir
[admin-n Lulu lllu- Miliy‘a ‘Ixtr .t
”inn" illill ‘ \imiiiliulit In Muttda- f .
lily," (Ulllllifill‘l‘ 'vlilll' illlt‘nliilll Oillll QUALIT‘ GROCERIES
admiration in, it» lull want]; and
haunting M .H')’, AND
NO. 5077—Te.i Leaver—Fox Trot,
For Danctng
In): Fells' Della Robbin Orchestr-
Amung it» illlllll'lltlt' ui (lill‘lilJl
[ox trots, rtii< tilll' P-lJi'Id.“ Ulll nit
......m... ~ A F BECKMANN & CO I
The iiittitit' it full ill lllll‘xlittllll ’ 0 9, nc.
turns and wht.‘ or int-mily lillil “WMH NOT N
hnrtnnny. lit'lli‘l-Hllg' lll-t I‘in- cniii - ‘ O .TREET 'HON‘ I.“
pout-r iii ill-iii, itlmtii A \Vhiiinx.
ll a. lllllrli‘l-l." at m t; .iizi'ilx l
No. 507‘74--Wouid You.’——Fox Trot . . 3 _ ~ .. .
-,_‘ .g.r|.ng.McC°nnc”' Orlando'n Orch. IHKIIN-I. l I-.I.I.HIII.\IIID\ l\ litwnrt u! Sitiilfultl tilitl l‘t\0ll in «Iv-
i-or Dancing 1 ‘ “‘ “"“V'L “l"l'l'lfl I‘l-ln‘ tm- lllt “ti-t...itiun ..t
Tht- :iiina- m- mr tux lltil: i. r...» “Minimal-Milt .tum- tr. Smi- llu' wml'lt‘ilon 0' ”l" ""0““ "hli‘ll
Iron) Hntml‘tvtt\ "\Vutiltl You?" li fl “I'll' li'li'lililllull n! ”in nil'niul: HY lh" ' “Hm" ”‘ "'1" "' “l” h“ .0"... “n“. l”
number lllltl wtll lli‘l-ill' lllt,‘ Hitllt‘ Iii“ ‘l..’.iiil.'lltll \\..l!lllllgu’” llrltlilt', “MOM-r. mm" ”mm”. "W1 "pr"
ate jtltot a llllli‘ [Milli-3 \Alilt'li will HIIZIH ihw iii-untitdniv Ilia-r ”ninth-w M "“litllllOl‘lni: town- and
:it the tll\lhllill lilli‘ lil'l\\l“ n Milton] till-m will lw‘ inxitnl to participate.
'ziml Hltzillvttt! \n l" il‘ll'l'll ‘lliilil |i_\ —“——
llw Mili'nill Vitamin-m oi t'iiltlill'll’“ Try a cla—incd aid in the Sentinel
Luv night \llliui‘ll will :Il' “I'll ill" for (h. be“ reunite.
yogi-mm um m Page. t-
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surrounding towns.
Gail’s orchestra furnished the music.
.in the dance pavilion and they didn‘t
ilet up in their playing: dance followed
dance in quick succcsion. they surely
contributing their bent effort: to the
'suceca: oi' the affair and they deserve
credit {or the excellent music the '
lproduccd and for thPll' unurins effort:
The pavilion was tastefully decoded
with gas air balloons as the feature
decoration and the American flag
ltorrning a patriotic back ground. The
. .lights were beautifully decorated with
red streamer shades making a blend-
ing or a rich mellow golden light. and
'with the. rest of the decorations mak-
.lng a very pleasing and attractive
dance scene. Patrolmen who were
- :uned to the pounding of the sidewalks
on their best pounded out etc-DI of "I?
While over in the dining room or
the Casino. that “an pressed into nerv~
’latcot hall room terpsichorean art.
lice to take core of the overflow from
the pavilion. The place was artisti-
cally decorated with American flags
throughout and with strong lights
playing on the flags bringing out the
red the white and the blue of the
flux! beautifully. 'l‘hv American 1 nd
furnished the music for dancing. )0-
lng stationed on the porch of the
Casino. The band was kept busy try-
ink to keep up with the cncorcs that
the people kept dtmnnding. in fact
they sin-re playing 9-0 much that it
was almost continuous The hand
furnished the music for the concert
o-ariicr in the cu-iiing from 7 to 9 and
the people in tho glow- just couldn't
get o-nouxh music. The band is undcr
the li-utln-rsllip of Julius J. l'runii nnrl
hail '.".' int-n in tho: organization. l‘oliu- l
l'nllrl' Fund lunco- l’;\ll‘:i min- w: to
run in H lzllo‘ hour Liking tlu- [wot-il-
lioitu- Ram ”in "Point” iiiitl llu- triut.
asylum-‘11 a Kdlil .‘ilnunidlll‘l‘ H! mm
pent“.- \‘I ri~ rrllll'lll' L l‘:.’l(‘ll (tin \(iu'
Ill iii an in lll" tir\l .iliiit Illiil “ill ll
rut: ln' llli‘ rih's "l-‘i. - st." Tli- l’tilir‘o-
l~‘ili..l “ill ll.lll”t' :i ~..\ lll'ul li'lill lit!
Lint l‘lL’l‘l’. .iflutt ll 2" lnttu: phliirw'l
in run Un!‘ .‘lllllll.ill\ it pox-Kiting :ill‘l
\\ll|(‘li t\l'l) wi- “17‘ l-- luukinx i-ir-
\e‘nt‘il in.
'i‘hr cummlltm- \\lnll"' in Lilu llll'~
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\it\ Kiln! 11lll‘|I',|lti‘l. and in Ill'
pililit‘ int lllll‘ \il'. . Killiittll'i lv
.‘lotllih' lli .‘tliriitliitg ' lii lt.lll.il lil'Tnl: :
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l‘ "'ll "Ml irrm‘ l'irst Page. umkr linnit- ilvm. for rcptiilu .iiw'
. pointing tlw linduvt was the sonic 'l‘lu' One lrard (;oods Free ‘
2.. - u .. .- w, “hp” lye :tl' Olllll' bullet-tn, that-r (it lllv' i‘ttx li..li
‘3... . . , ‘3 3 N 3.3," “a, ,u, Ill" l'tll‘llnfl sin-l Health 4"‘iliirllllilllF “‘llh (Wt‘t‘y 5 )ledS pul‘thsL‘d
it- ~ ' ‘l SH; 'll hall .1 it.” Hill “0" lb" “m“ 39 ‘33" .‘T‘nr- ‘ 3 . . g
..e . , .... ... . M, t) , ...." "r ’13:; 34 Ailiuuliitili nl until 7.4.i'clm‘k is T l dullng Annllcher .btlln ‘ 1 3 ‘. . 3.”
ii 3,_ 3 w. .. 3,, ”3 Wu“, "rum," of mi Month“ t in mm: Juli" -"th. \\:i.- \ . ‘5‘!) ". int - .
t! .. .‘luiiulillll‘u‘ “till the l'vqllt‘fil I
luv-inns. :illll liciore long tho \nllll
“ill ti.i\t- tilurt- cnnlnlncrn t‘t‘l‘r ri-cnruls
'i'liv ltllthl‘l w.”- pzircd down an i-lnsv l\
'un lumsil-lv. ltnui-vcr. Mr. Smith mild,
bruins-- hr ilhlii't ilk» i0 ”‘0 tiixrs in.
‘ t ' m In t- llll inf-rt. " :t it‘ in .1 “‘ " ...“... l1 3 ‘ 'lt ‘. '2
E393" Wfl‘t'flg FREE DELIVERY 'lt‘lv ' fvvt' llt'w tl.tll)’ “flirt! liltinkg inn" MR‘q' R‘vlzg‘s I ‘E 0 . 13‘ WW 8m [uh I)}] h
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('l'l‘flll‘tl :iiuinoro- limit 1ill)()l‘lf‘ |lll' «lid ( ontlnued from Pl M ‘
llc nisu czillnl alivnllmt to thr rut! C I. O ) PALACE THEATRE BUlLDlNG 1 ill V (‘l v V» ‘ “5“.
lltlil ht- suppliul his own assistant.- 3 . 3 t 2 ' 3, t V3: 3 .
and [mid thcm out of his own pocki-t "'0'“! h- "‘"kf‘L u‘ho rt‘prcscnt llr. .
and mid (hut in) {or iii- ho kilrw Ihi§." Jon‘ph lillt‘. 'llu complaint in - illltl L llllLI'K‘w
Wits lllc only (own or city whctc lllo.(‘0llni‘(‘ll0lt with tho iippcal “as film! Graduation 1“ twear
”in (it) or town This millttl for it
ro-iiinrk from Mayor Donovan tjiiit lio- .
ltm-w or no other oitlcc‘ that brought 1
in lnm-c mnmw to the man holding it
than did the town clvik's and he unk-
lils nct income was over Simon" a i
your. Mr. Smith rctnrtcd that it “'11!
not. that it Will: Iran than 35."00—~ i
i-uusiilrmiilx so and that ho \vnulil i
linvc rciTrcd long ago if his nct ln- ‘
i'Ullll‘ lmtl l'Q‘L‘U uu-r $l"."”“. Ol‘ (‘Wn
[edecio Bouquet Are
' N Sldf 10¢
.E thhvattElla Ettras Are BARGAINS— i
AlnoSold for 10¢ \VHAT IS A BARGAIN?
On: No. One. 8c; 2 for 15¢
..__._.. SOME PEOPLE THINK A BARGAIN IS GETTING SOMETHING -
OLD WELL CIGAR FOR NOTHING.
COMPANY. ‘ MOST .OF us KNOW nownvna. THAT IT
, POSSIBLE TO GET SOMETHING PW NOTHING.
, A BARGAIN THEREFORE, 18 NOT SOMETHING FOR NOTHING.
CARPET CLEANING IN OUR OPINION A BARGAIN IS THE FULLEST mom: i
x. --- .. -.-..- .. . _. J I : Jompli lhlt he made thc executor.
and lllill thc t-ntirc cstntc lyc given to Shop fit the Palace BOOIGI!
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music was [hit prim-mm for tho i-nn- poured “-3”, u“. "film,“ ”I“! the sum Di'lldllll etc-cl companies of tip 1“,.“ le er C0
i-.-rt :is nurntu-r tilt: l' numiwr rolloucd of 83.000 be appropriated tor the ”a liurgll and Youngstown mg,“ '5 . .
l" fllrt‘t'smnti. " pair of Spring Hill. and tho matter (if duv announctd Ll ri'duCllOll 1:1 “2 L- ~
'm"! 0! ”m" “"“”"‘ it, """‘ Just how it should be repaired was, -i mt"ti‘ll'5 of i'nlplU\'t~. .mv‘n-
;"nfi'Uniffi'd “"k'“ “‘3 :ll“ frying?" dictum-d. This ml‘uns that llit' “‘lll‘k.33'”c m" ‘ ‘ Th ,.
I) l l" v ll til: room “til " ‘ "i" V" ‘ I». c n ‘Pi 'llst s so ll us lllt‘. ' , . . _ l
St-i‘zguni lfltnt :Ii‘l"l its door tcnilrr 31‘3“,“ ”2:222:8(“333‘3‘133M: 0 i Tho l‘irit-l"llill 52.02:! i I‘Illllj;.t‘1\ t-l C 1.403(1lllg
at l r t‘i m~ - ~ .‘i 3”" ..-. ,3 ., 3,. . ‘ H
'i‘ht vilil‘lilin’ \\;t~ in ill in :i lfllf‘t‘ llctuaimin Mum-ll. of “Own-”0n "I. .zvou?§s,t0:):‘o:‘nw u 1?. int“. 1,? .t - ()lltillllt‘}:
hour than “‘flfrlnilllll -lm to the IN'UPII' l‘,""’.'.m"‘g u" ”O‘HHO" ‘1‘“..‘LQM' 'FH‘H‘ b .1. - . t' - ll Ollll‘l il‘ <l ‘n \X ' ‘ . .
tluncinn. “Juut nitt- Illnrt' «Linc-x" IiiFt- i'lilllun. zliipt‘an-d In” o-vvning “n" l'luvnon in M .uus .0 .1 l -' .1. w... l) - ' ’ ‘ .‘ r-«ll
itig until ‘0 minui-s “r 1:, in ”w iiskv-d the Minor and “card if Vlll‘;a1upl().\‘l's “Ill tiik" pa". .... t. ‘
dun?" pavilion iminr oni- tliscuu-rml “""M It"! mtrw information "'“z":d"‘5;-‘sallic dutt- ilu‘ Jm‘ts (”ill lr-i‘l} V"
diirinc thc- lIfllll‘l' n. \t to llll' lilill llld' the tuning of thv road from lllt‘ Sm“ ‘Stq'tl t‘omiuiny of Pittsburgh u. . CHARGE ACCCYFIS
lht- could r”ill’ll Ill" x.i-' :iit lm‘ilmi-t dartl 0” company ‘0 H“) ‘\h”r’rilinh {ill ou'rl'lnll. SOLlcrr-w.)
iii-rornlinn. noun 1].... “t-rrii’t :Ill,\- llrllev. and “dd that .h“ wuultt “k“! ‘1!“
mm‘i- lmllmrmn :ii- vl-Ilil‘dllullfi. mum 30"" information a" “l" "5""mll‘ml l
Liking on." lmtm- “_ H “mun” “r u was to hold it inn-tin: on .‘lolld.’ *
delightful cu-nlng's Hill" hi" ill .1! tin. “n“ h“ “0"“ llkt‘ '0 ri‘pflri. . Pufutly Putnl'lled ""
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54‘“ that Cutnmimtont-r C. J littlnrii,1 m ‘nd cmm
oi Illi" Stair Highway (ID‘DJI‘IHH lit, “its '
ti he in Not‘wnik and K0 in. r lit: 3 1‘. milk for bfiblefl delivered
situation today ill-ll that this i \i Hing. to .u m (if m. NOW“. or 011 ouse
Mimi. answer might lm stun him. :isi
pl‘t‘fll’nll‘d its budget
m- it! in hospitals nt Iltr sick :in-i itt- - - " X1-.;n ’1 Qt“? TCCd
HJHI- This iitlclilli'ml sum would t-li-l F. n. WEMPE & SON M L ~
.tmmitmtiti it) Huttti .\'. \llli l‘...\i.~ “M" “W lW-‘l lions" M ”iv Nurnnmlw Tolcphone 269.. “Or. V Stem, C3435 32¢ CLJCI
itil‘ llii Ilsa vii llll' IL: v!‘ l'iiiiil. .ll tl li'.‘ h"”“ h) In- H “funk” ”"4 Fry-"H! thrl TOI.’M". 1.18 I
hit-int: nl :l lllll‘fl‘ for sizitlvnls \"lIU‘ i .
l‘Ulil'I tlni lw lit‘cmiittlmiutrii in skill-
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y ; I n I ‘ 1 33:5”:‘253 .fl.lllll‘:ll‘:;ill: .1: \: :09": plain" :i: n T g S .
“l“ maggggggm .1. e extile tore ...--- -.
— .iii .ii!’ll'l(l".’ll ’l 30“ (U! llif Xntur
:innintiilit mun cltrk was not [mi-l In Jun. 28. 1921.
lliL'tI. only it few months lwforc hcr
. . . . lt‘nlll. at the “K" of $5. This will was
c-l .\lr. i-imith uhcthi‘r it ‘al trut "Mi ‘ ‘
)"i-l‘rd for probate on Dec. 28. liiZI. White Reignskin. Latrnp pump 3 ‘3 "“6
Tin-rt~ was anoihcr will. txccuicd with Baby Louis XV Heels, $5.45 5011'" \Hll“ ‘l l‘ ‘ ‘ "
gin-n to Mm. hint-)- 'll. GTOR‘RH. Tht‘ ’ the work Of Two
prolizitctl. hilt. for some rcuson. it was
or the Stamford Probate Court until
Momma ~ ‘ D. M. Famous
826 t Ti i. .l. Rgl . lSlJ'll
‘t'.".l.o.los:‘(;i’l‘: Till-n :lnfr‘l "lll‘ltl‘l‘t‘li‘llulhn‘: _SPORTING GOODS
knoun ill the time the first will was - E
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ltt-ctly. John ltylt, anotllcr son. was?
1904 contained a provision thnt. in
the cn-nt of Mrs. Gromm contesting
file will and codlcll. she should re-
18 QUITE m. l ccivv nothing. In th( will of 1904.
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Mrs. iiylo stated that shc im her cn~ l V5331“
irc csiute to Dr. J. Joseph Rylc. lic- . . o ge l HOT \ lEV
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HYTTA ;
' ~ 'NONWALK’S LEADING D.RY :Gooos STORE, a
A Special Silk Stocking Sale
‘ N0. 830 pure thread silk “i111 xv ll-l‘. ,.7 _ ‘ ‘ .-.
narrow foot and slender ankle efiect. Black, “'llllt‘, or fill‘tl0\.i“_ \ _ it};
m1 IASIIIOm HOSBBY—IS very -d to obtain flint lit-w, ‘11; ,. ~ ..
chase m.- are able to ofier a high grade, pure flirt-ad Sllk, innit... ' 7. .. ¥_ if:
white or cordovan. All sizes, big values from . . . . . . . . . . ...... : . .3 ...... $1 35 u £3.50
Another number in full fashioned, extra heavy Silk Slli','llll}‘_'~. ii . . . 3 5331333:
LADIES' ELMO STOCKINGS-fan grades and colors at wt; t. :v r, .. .‘~. 3 _ ‘ Wt.
gradccotton;special..............3._...........3... ............. 2;!
LADES' “THING TIGHTS—High grade worsted . . ....................... .. , 33%
‘High grade cotton . . . . . ............... _ ._ ... 31m
- A SALE OF FANCY VOILES
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Pretty patterns ill a Wldc climce of light and dark tfl'ttt . .n m . \ ,
Now marked at -
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hat amount.
.\i.-i_\m llontniin inform“! .\lr. Mus"
o “hilt “mild in» 61”.: .illtl “'lJl‘. l ”d 80ml
“w i‘hui‘llit-s ‘,"‘];|.:l::\.l-!:;‘ “Whitfi’ HMO-IMO Butler. W from 0‘7 l
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Shore I‘inncrs
lllill
Hill 0! 82.‘H‘" :iildillnn:il in :itllio-l in m M him “an daily
ltu l‘l‘ulltfil for Hinton for the ll‘till-‘
llrlllllllltlllh lli'i‘dlll‘l ui ri'nu'dr‘d (‘Ili‘ill~l i A L ‘n o
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'rlio-rr in... « (l ( urte
tons . arr inn with tits .ii
llh-t‘ than this. .‘illtl tlit- rt-tv x! In!
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SOUTH NORWALK Gl'atl‘lz‘th' 3
\VIIJS EIGURE IN
LEGAL CONTEST
tionist 1-\ >‘
The Palace Bootery , 591W. i . 1~1~
e { ‘ F':‘_l FTC”
Mrs. I‘.ltht'riiw ltslt‘ hit .1 will cx- White Kid 2.3"39 pump with At Spec‘miy PM
mult‘d iii Uctoht-r. lime. rind n (‘Oilll‘ll Baby Louis xv Heels $5.95 ' __.
ill ‘ . ~ '
o o same “ill uncut-ti Jul} H, White Kid 2-strnp puritn with full
Louis xv Heels... 56.45 to $8.45 . 131E. JEANXETTE
it July ltlltl, which inntlc sonic rntl- . , . .w‘ :7 3V3
cal changt‘s in the disposition or her 5”“ ”30:25:32 .iull' 'IA‘EEAZQ‘JO “'75 CORSETIERE ....ti \-
elulv of hctwccn 81.0"" and 83.000. . 7 ~ ' <'?:ET
Tho iimi “ill dirt‘ctctl that Dr. J. 50 SOUTH "1AA “'
lim. 'l‘ltt- codicil 0t 1320 dircctt-d Where Your Dollar Does
hat it housc on Meadow etrct-t be.
minimum orthc will of l9l9 was
int formally brought to thc nttcntion
Tht will of July. 1919. lK‘tHlt‘allH‘tl
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ho ro-iiitiuv he tlh'idctl llt'l‘Vt‘I‘ll Mrs.
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putting in a bill against the estate
toascrvices rendered and for board. SPECIALS
'hcn the hearing on the probating - 0
of the 1904 will and 1920 codicll was For This Week
held before Judge Renting. lust De~
:{emge-r. n‘eithcr Mrs. Grogan or Mrs.
cc .v and anything about the will amt] “ted mt .... 61 3 lb. ’ -
of 1919. although they were both 8 A r ' ‘ BROS
present. and .were- asked it they knew no. 1 Corned Beef, m . . . 17c 1)};V I) L
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linear or the 1919 will at thll time. Beannnlros. WhitePloetins‘
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