85
Washington ‘1
”Sfi‘eet;Sodth Norwalk f
- . j . '2 7.
ool evenings will
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One—Size“ 33. hiked- B
Two—Size 35, Brown
One—Size 35, Light Green over-plaid ............$22.'50
One—-Size37.Light'Greenove'rlplaid $22-50
Two—Size36,MixedOh0Vim .. $19.50
One—Size 36, 0:10me Cheviot ............. $26.50
One—Size38,0xfordflixod0heviot .............$26~50
One—Size 35, Tan Cheviot’fiet'ringbone $25.00
One—Size 37—pin Cheviot Herringbone $25.00
One—Size39, TanG‘heviotHeifingbOno $25.00
One—Size 39,0raytcheviot .. $19.50
One—Size 38, Heather
Two—~Size 40, Oxford mixed knitted fabric . . . . . . . . $24.00
One—Size 42,01:de mixed knitted fabric . . . . . . . . $24.00
One—Size 36, Brown'I-Ierringbone weave . . . . . . . . . . $22.50
One—Size 37, Brown Herringbone weave . . . . . . .~. I
One—Size 38, Brawn new“ . . . . . . .
One—Size 40, Brown Herringbone weave . . . . . . . . . . $22.50
One—Size 40, Heather
One—Size42, BlaekOheviOt $18.50
Most of these coats sold at $40. 00in t0$50.00
GOOD"
To Look Ahead for a Light Weight '01-} ‘
Fall Overcoat
. Last Spring’ 8 Coats, a big saving
‘ Look these sizes" and prices over, it’ will pay you.
WEATHER
soon be with us. These are
“U
rownGheviot $15.00
Herringbone ............$27.50
"nulls
mixed knmed'i'abric . . . .1. $24.00
llnzcsl-nli
$22.50.
sou-s
MixedOhevioc........’.I;.... $17.50
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.. ‘1 vacation which she is
. m (‘ornwriL Conn.
.‘r. \'1"-.k'.'1 Hawkins. or New York
, i. waiting at the home of‘ her
- \Villium C‘. .li-ssup, 15
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l?:'l1 grade coal at ngris and
re. ,
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Bill NEWS
livlrnnt is moving his
Main slrevt.
.1\'(-illlt’.
\ ' IC‘l" llrndy.
.’ lnhn J. W'alsh was the speak-
11 the meeting.r of the K
:i.i this?
.»l10l:t‘
.25
on “0111 11
1 special meeting of the
short will probabl3
' . the latter part of Augu
«Get your Vlctrola where f'Good
ice
Is to the opening of scho
l 113' Dr. v3?\’illi.zii'n .‘l.
is. n llnhit." Easy
nnlly's 16-18 80. Main St.
First district. to
of Main street. is
NolIwalk Count13 !
be held
Tracey.
hem of the board this morning.
i Nahum 8:. Miller have the contract
'for painting the Music Hall Block.
m Marie- A. Hall - of 13 Elm
Grove street is preparing for the
coming cold weather by installing an
International One-pip; Heater. H.
A. liege-kin has the contract.
family
-—“Bu_ddies' 9' Night at Legion Car~
nivat tonight.
A regular swan of Buckingham
Women's Relief corps is being held
this afternoon in its rooms in Main
street. The annual picnic or the corps
will be held at l'ioton Point tomorrow
afternoon.
”~— ,
A‘ meeting of the Fairfleld County
AssociatiOn of American Legion posts
was held .in Bridgeport Tuesday night.
Plans for. thesportscarnivnlto be held
in the Park City on Labor Day were
completed. Joseph‘ Brotherto-n. com-
mander of the Frank C. Godfrey post.
attended the meeting.
iwanls
ill. rnal
Board
——J’ames Ghlotto will be at Wash-
ington St. bridge. Fri. ‘9 a. m. to 6 p.
on. with all kinds of fresh fish.
Phone 12“.
st. just
01 w'a‘s
Mrs. William Klmmlck. of Sound
View avenue. supervisor at the ioca'
telephone exchange. has resumed her
duties at the exchange after a slight
terms.
NIDA HAIR NETS
15c each'
TWO r012 250 “'5"
v-n s-r'..-
liken-Powell Corporation
South Norwalk.
lllm 55. Humor had it that Mrs. Kim-
mich was suffering from an attack
of appendicitis. but this was denied
toda3.
.J “
Local motorc3clists are planning to
attend the outing to be given by the
Allied Motorc3cle club of Bridgeport
on Sunday. August. 26. 13013.1 riders
will probably go to the Perla citv in a
body. The program. consisting of
races and similar sports opens at 10
ocloek in the morning.
. was“) -
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3:25“ 1’3“".
31mm“ 3?
4.1.2323..;.’,'--_
“l‘lm‘v‘ited in -th is I
Rani-z on or before
Friday. August 5th
will draw interest
f mm ‘
Al'GUST FIST.
-—-Mintz's store will be closed to—
morrow aftnrnoon to re- -arrange
stock and mark down prices for their'
Selling out sale of all Spring and
Summer merchandise. This is their
onl3 sale of the season. Read to-
imorrow's paper for full details. . Ex-
tra. help wanted.
' «Rework, N.J.. are".
‘ -f rGuests at the Royall Jim!" Hotel
_' last night were: Mum-1d In. W. .J‘
'. spofford. Erie. Pa" Mr: incurs. T.A. A._
‘ . 98.1 '1‘inth
Aerie. I". O. E.
night at a- meeting of the Not-wall: .
angular business was transacted last ‘ i ‘
,«- H- ‘
Boy. and Mrs. A} WWW.
Mrs.
mommy's parents. :Mr. Tami Mrs.” S.
W“. Hoyt. of. so Eimwoed hvenue.
. —n a. Deckswnouo m ’sisn
paint”. 1mm. 13. N. .
. Julio-Imam of the South Noo-
mimpust office. 12 to be operated up:
on at the Narrat- Hospital tor up.
pendlclus.
”Aaron Konn' Igor Auto “Dulles.
sorytlr. tR-lchm‘bnd. “its; Mia’s- Thor-see
norm. Sull'old. Vunnd R. W. Weam.
of New Jersey.
—Amerlcan Band at Legion Carol;
'. ll.
Twenty-four applicants. among them
Englishmen. Italians. and others of
foreign nationality appeared before
Examiner Spellman at the South Nora
walk post office. yesterday afternoon.
to take examinations for their natur-
allzation papers.
--Buy your'coal atflsrrlsand Cans.
The annual re-un’io‘u of the "Women's
Relief Corps will‘be held ' at Roton
Point tomorrow. Friday afternoon. All
members are requested to nth-nil. And
the “members of Douglas Fowler Post
are likewise invited. A..basket lunch
will be served; '
—Aaron Kohn‘s for awnings.
It has been learngd by The Evening
Sentinel that the dog killm on West
avenue earl ythis morning. was the
propert) of William'Gates. of Bhippan
avenue early this morning. We! the
Boston bull terrier and was evidently
a valuable one. How it mule to be.
in Norwalk when its owner lives in
Stamford could not be learned as no
one at the Gates home answered the
telephone today.
-—Coneert by 'American Band at
Legion Carnival tonight.
—-—-——-——
Painters are busily atfworle paint-
ing the City Hall. undaro' n‘o’wat work‘
on the front. nnd.on‘ the wooden pillarsl
that ornament the same. Jacob Rud~
der *has the contract for the work.
Battery C members have been ask-
ed to report at the Norwalk armory
at 1:30 o'clock D. T. Sunday after-
noon to act as an escort to the Sixth
company at the funeral of Frederick
3V. Amundsen. the only member of
the Sixth company to die in France.
-—-Speclnl entertainment at Legion
Carnival tonight.
The members of Star of Columbia
Circle \‘o. 253. will hold their next
regular me‘ting. Thursday evening.
August lxth: also. one meeting in
September. on the third Thursday.
Sept. 15th. which wilt be the quarterl3
meeting On the first week of Sep-
tember the annual comention of the
Foresters of the United States will
meet at Saratoga Springs. stopping at
the United States Hotel for headquart-
ers. Mam of the Companions are
making arrangements to attend. . '
——Mlntz's store will be closed to-
morrow afternoon to re-arrangc
stock and mark down prices for their
Selling out sale of all Spring and
Summer merchandise. - This is their
only sale of the season. Read to-
morrow’s paper for full details. ’15“:-
tra help Wanted.
MAKE-..
f THIS.B'IANK
YOUR BANS-I _.
"...ii‘ffi’tifié‘ifiéé’fil i 5
employee.
Yeti will find the em— .7
Theodore Roosevelt preacheli'
thrift vigorously -'~ and prac-
ticed it vigorously all' his life.
High office did not lower his
.3 and let the dollars take care of
themselves. It is the only Wily
if?“ to be thrifty—40 "spend less
than you earn.‘ To save and
’deposit your Savings here
where the interest paid is 4
per cent compounded semi-
annually . -
enthusiasm to save the pennies1 '. -
. ployes of this :bank
. ple whom youmll Se .
:‘to know and desk wifiiilfr',‘
You will find the omens“? 3'
always ready to adee ‘
" andassistyoumthgod
. ~ nature} . ;"'
. ment. lie gigood ,eli
- .atinos’p re 0 eels.
-finSide of our doors that;
..back.
.,
:a-oou sew prick. M 1nd
nun. ... » a»... $335
- L.
last night: a; a. main); of OurSlsteI-a
RebemhLoIdge 1.0..0 F. Ascend
timeefnllowed the bllslml. “won:
The Mancini! museum with ‘wtli
dim» of ‘twseducts or August 21st.
A: Novotntk is- the manger and F‘.
‘- Dome-nuns the treasurer of’tho' Esau
w
A family row at in Burbank street,
at 8 o ’clock last night. rose §ver the
children of the two families occupying
‘ the house. :Patrolrn‘nn John“ Smith re:
‘ m order.
———————-
- -Av dog was killed by an automobile
early this
4
mot-d. 60 West avenue, . ..
morning. The street department was
notified.
. w " . '."
"l‘wo women- on Wood street‘started
I to settle a family row right out in
public about 9 o ‘clock last night. Pa-
trolmnn John Smith quieted the wom-
en and sent them to their homes.
Jeremiah ‘ Donovan
. . and
90th. who
Mayor
daughter. Min-E -E
are touring through the west. planning
to visit British Columbia for some
time. are expected in this city about
August 2§th. I
‘ Richard Curley of Wilton. was ar-
hreach ofthe peace. by Qonstahle
Stud‘well. The case will be. heard be-
fore Justice of the Peace George “7
Ogden .at '6 o’clock tonight. in the
Wilton Town llouse.
Joseph Bennett. of 12 Merwin street
reported to the police. last ‘ evening
that he had lost control of’htscar. and
had. run into a fire hydrant at the cor—
11¢th South Main and Hear! fleets.
bending thcehydmnt quite badly. The
water department was, notified and is
attending to the matter today.
Final arrangements were made last
night for the‘thlrd anniversary r‘f'lc-
bratlon of Lady McLachlan mace.
No. 8:, Daughters of Scotln. to be h: H
August 17. An elaborate program i :15
been prepared for the occasion: Gut-ails
of the occasion will mutant! t l. ltl
Daughter I-‘a‘y Sic-me. n: Jersey (3113:.
N. .T.. and Grand Deputy Wilkes of
Whterbury. There will begjmcing
and a social time.
DARIENcoNOROY'CiA
mining as their guest Miss Joy Post,
of New York.
of Torrington.
s. Finch.
Everett Millapaugh.
is visiting his sister. Mrs. N.
of the Post road.
Mrs. Hanford Smith. of Railroad
avenue. is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Charles Lockwood. Academy street,
Nomaik.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Slnlth.I'Of
Grove street. are ertermining as theii
week-end guest. Mrs. Frederick Fred-
rlckson. of New York city.
Mrs. Julia Richardson is demon~
strafing and selling Richt’lll'll canned
and preserved goods. at the Walter
Stuart Company store.
Mrs. Samuel Hendricks. and faImil3.
and Mrs. Gertrude Anderson of Sound
Vie“ Te rrace. South Now ilk. were
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred. H
smith.
George. M. V. Schliciing sold the
“Poverty occupied by the tailor shop
on Railroad avenue to S. (‘31.011. the
tailor occupying the pre‘lnisrs . The
deeds were placed on file Monday at
the town hall.
Joseph Kerrigan. of ire-land is stay-
in: at “Rock Lea" Collender's' Point
as the guest of Mr. and Mrs John
McCormack. Mr. and Mrs McCormack
are eXpecting as their gueSI the newly
appointed Bishop of Baltimore Bishop
Carley. formerly Bishop of the Arch.
diocese of Florida.
Carl Bragge. the section fon man 6:
the New York. New Hmcn and Hart-
7ford railroad. and Fred H. Smith the
genial Darien postmaster joimd foré-
€- Yesterdny for an hour and a. half;
going biackberrying to woods in the
locality coming home with 35 quarts
of berries which is quite a nice mess
to pick in such a short time.
. Charles anger and Joseph Mikulic,
tW0 sixteen-year—old youths weré
brought before Judge Seilick this
mOmlng- to answer to the charges of
the“ 0f :3. row boat from Jo‘fiii F.-
“311811!“ of Grove street. INorollo'n'
Heights. The boat was stolen from its
3'39an «at GoneMills a week ago
1.58% Monday. and at that time it was
trey in color and on belts; recovered
last flight: was found to be camouflag-
ted by repainting.
green with Iblue and grey trimmings.
~George Hulvaky. a 13 year old boyis
the main witness for the pi-oSecution.
The new color was
~ ‘Don’t hesitate to‘rIget I
qualified 'with its. ?
~ . departlne’tit of b
-. icondneize‘d endow. 8U
' ings Monuments with.
as. mum and up}?
« school.
’I.9f these two boyf‘ilil heroism; the“
Joseph 'MiRulxc has a record of a
year and a half at‘ the Meridian Re-
gform school for. previous thefts. while
Charles Yarger has records at the
Stamford police headquarters for pet-
ty robberies. .3? the present indica-
tlotis} it seem: as though the tw‘o he s
will be sent to the Meridian Reform
It is-tliou§ht that the arrest.
tag which 1.3.: h Mémfi ug pet-
cted
. L
in front of the home of Dudléy ‘Ra’y- '-
restcd last. night for intoxication ,and
“BREAD 8339 30m: ”AT
'3 P. If. rolls are ready to:- the trade.
structed at the beginning of the seabed
and us it is set on a concrete base iSI‘ ale
ways in good condition.
The team 11: is the floor well lighted
and seats for the patrons and the flat
two Friday nights the floor'wns pficlb
ed with merry dancers 3.
The *W’llton bus runs to the dance
hourly each- Friday night.
We have also a large number of duets, tries, and quartets fromiln
operas by Caruso with others.
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Stop in and let us play you any'that you would *like to her. i
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IO“'A NE‘VSPAPERS REDI'C'E
PRICE.
DES liOINES. 1a.. Aug 4.——'l‘he
three Des Moines afternoon newspa-
pers—the Tribune. the Capital and the
\cwm—tod it) announced that. effect; .I
ive Monday. the price would be re—
duced from three to two cents for
street editions'with greater cuts‘for
newspapers delivered by carriers. The
Capital announced also. that effecthe.
Sept. 1. street editions would be re-
duced to one cent.
‘18 SO. 'MAIN’. ST. SOUTH NORWAIX
VICTROLAS Sold on EASY TERMS
ABEMADBFROMTKEBEST
no bread of all varleues as well
dig-oils in need: made here every.
baking day. The rolls include and; -
well known and popular varieties 5s
mun. m. sugar. sweet, Vienna and
Crescent buns. Every- week day at
"run ”rams lulu. flu
' " drastic-means
’0". M it
On Saturday of every week- coffee,
cake is to be had here. Gluten Breap
is made on Tuesdays and Friday}.
price 256 'a loaf. Entire wheat bread
is made on Wednesdays and Sitter.
days. price 100 a. loaf: wetsuit
on Mondiyn and Wednesdays. ‘orloe
loco. loaf; Good things to eatflw‘ayd
tobehadat'l'hesmmmkeg. as
South Main Str. ‘ John B. Sundries.
Prop. Phone 303—2. Adv'l.
<50 -. ... IJ
l,
Wa‘ ' ' int' li‘A-Wondér' ‘~'
Limment for Pain
A. Preparation That Should Be 1
In livery Home
.. Every medicine cabinet In town. ‘.
fact eve home should have a bottl'o
‘0! Dr.- w snowman:
wonder: figment . . res-ab»
obi)" minnows confirms
new roux, Aug; «Odd neiding s
performances featured the minor
league contests yesterday. 1?: the first: ;;
engage-Boston . ’NathInai * Testis ' a
game. e3‘ery Cub playerrhad‘ odéi
more asislstr .fii’itcher.Adexafl'dér3 we; 7;
na' slxhsnistsaud was- the only chi.- r ‘f
cago player‘wlthout a putout to i : “f 7
credit; was pivot in a peculiar double " 5‘,“
play Left Fielder Sullivan caught“; '2
fly. threw the bail to the infield wine‘s? ;
Alexander threw to Third Base n. . ;
Deni; who completed the play. Ill t
second game: each of the Baotou on
fielder-s had two putouts. ’,
The Chicago American outfielders‘
had neither-“puma nor assists‘ln‘lthe.
game 'wtth‘Boston. All» of melted
Sax 'players. except Centerneidorid‘aie‘s ~ ‘
bold. had one or more putouts. .4. :
Fla-ck. of the Chicago: National . . . . . . .. , . , » a
andSSmith. of the St. Louis Nationals. 313124911.» a Napoligt ..... .............. ..... . a ... - n
193d 01! meninbatting opened 11 Wflcafll-sé m ..............................f.“. .
home runs. The heme run by the”I W Granada ............. ...... ......_......._.-........ I.
Cardinal shiver firmed to be‘ the n‘mir- ‘ 80121-4de Aida . ...........-..v...m.'n : ;.
gin bivhictkghe New 10;: Mug; gm Marla,«Vibllnnhy.£lmn ..... ....,..-...t.—.. .v. . .'
back t: :ifieéagezflgeghltnd- T330?!“ ”EM“; y“"“‘ .Y‘E‘m ’- u a - . . o u o o - n 8'. u - 4.1.. . o'o - - on: 3’; a“ .
burgh leaders roman-La finmmuoipwmm . . . . . . . . . . . .......... 1.: :11! '
‘All ofth'e Pittsburgh players. 'ei- flimmoinadhun‘mnsto ........ .. $.75
fr?!" family 351:“? “'55: 013? th WH—Alr as in “item- .. .................... t, .78
Jul” ma 9 8 118 one ro - i.» ‘
tem. who relieved Schmidt. mad? a mleMpnhe a Sore—Ave Marla . -. . .. .................. . . . . $1.75
single, Iwhile Pitcher Cooper had two am—CWalearia anathema—Calcium: .. . . ........ . ...... ~. 1&7.
I“ 88379-JCl-1anson do Juan.... ......... ....... 1 7‘
"WW?“ V‘%% w ‘ . sears—ornmol Long Ago. ........... -.. ., ..t. 9: s11!
‘ JLL IZ_II :,88516-o-aoorD'Alba...... ..... .. . ...... ...... .EflJl
Tnen m Sndm’ m My Cami} 88339—Elisir D’Atnore ................................. . .
.. 03' Is to Suhl‘itutl‘. , ffismflufivbmuswno gent“ ....... .. ...... ......
gARESORD" Aus- tfigkefiészn BWForNou Alone .......... .. ..... . .........
wi so on 1 ness. "r m " _. ., . . ., 1‘
{Dwi'cr "In “as“ featherweight. Wm BEST—Garibaldi: Hymn . . .. .. ..... .3:
not be able to 801thmugh with his .m3—Hiil‘nfll . ...... .......1..... ........ . ......n...“ .u...
ten—round.go tomorrow night with -mHmasflsria .......... ........ .......... ....... ......nifi‘fi
Sammy “'8'“. ‘0 ”01°“th 5“ H013“ .Wamtuoiau . ...... ...............«...i‘75
CkP. D‘v-yer.’ m‘nager yestf'rday n0t_ "i m m ..".. é';| ‘ ‘ o o o o o . a s ...... . ”
filed the Holyolre-proomters’bf the ‘ 2 fl _ IEL ..‘ .. ”Lei“. """ ' ' ' k ..-‘.‘.:§§7-2§
“Imam”; of 'his charge. with 'the re- 70‘4- "Ole-b “CW!" ‘le . . . .II. . . . . ............. :
suit a new opponent was dug up for 87W1—Trovatore~—dl quell; pin-a ..... R . . . . . . .. .......... .. . . ‘.- $7.2!
nip liartford'mittster. BRUSH-Vim sill Mar . ..... . . . ...... . . .. .. ........... .".’; $1.23
The glove manipulatto‘r. when Sam, 304 A in ii . . . , , , . ... . . .. . . . ....... . . . $1.2! »
my will battle is Johnny Cooney. who ' 2732 ANS“ e a ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ”"3 ‘ '7
is credited with two decisions OVOI‘ . 7 1- ream ..-.. ..................... .... ..... ...n' .t.
Dwyer. . soda—Moose Soienelle .............. . ...... . ........ . . . . . 3. .1 03-7!
. ”Guarani“: .. ............................. .. .......... .317}?!
..prwc: . BODIE glam; .13 no _ 1: asses—Tun Arrico'rdo e Napule ...... . .......... . ............. f. . fl?! -
_ I BE. . l ‘ ‘M7—«Madame Butterfly—With Fan-var. ........ . ........... ' f~.. é.‘
BOSTON. Mass. Aug. 4.-—-—"Ping" 8549—4533“ ................. .. . .. ......... .. ............. :. . :3375
'Iodie .trsnsferred to the Red Box by , BMi—thafl'kppan ,.........'.... ...... ..... . . . .....a .70,
:1“ New; York ’Aellfricfls Rina 53:3: ' 88625-'-La Julyhsacheu . . ......... . . . . . . . . . . .. ...... -. .3". 7:13.7- .
not wee . was an Iamong e A_ ~ ;. “5 .
mg today. The dissatisfaction \Vilh : 886177-4237‘0 . . . .A ........ r. - . o . ........... s u . o ...... a -' , ms“;
the transfer which he had. expressed 3-88'373—The Lost Chord ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . ._ I_
at '71” time was ri-rm‘ft‘d to have ‘0?! -- 87095—Low is Mine ............ ; ........................... 81.25
i? n 0‘ risiIon Ibydhiminot to “3.3“”; 88615—Lo3'e Me or Not .. ................. .......... $1.75
[OStOnil‘l)l n on}rngarepor a a. H'- .n-oDO-OI ... IIIII.. I..'J. f‘;‘
Hm’ie had appeared. SPCI‘GL‘U‘)’ Law- 885 Macho I .Ab' 'a Patyern. man. . h . 7
mm... (have, said the Red sax man- ‘88206-‘Marhma mm the re am .. .. ..................... ..~.. .
agenienl had no word from the player 88586—Musica Proibita ......... . ........ . . . . . . ._. . . . '. .. . . . .'. . . . 3‘33
nor of nis whereabouts. i' were—Ah. mod. sort .: ..... . ..... . . . . . .t ....... 3:. ti- $15.75
._.__L_—_——~—————-'—-— ‘ .
. Basal—Noel ................... . ...... . . . . . ....... . ....... i
. .' . TEAM macs. .
“11““ “A!“ 87243—0 Sole Mlo .. . .. _. .......... ....... . ......... ......
The regular Friday night open—air 87294—Over There . . . . ............... . . . . ............... .-.‘ .
dance given by the “fitted Baseball . 33061—Pagliaccl Vesta lanuibbla ...... .................... . $1.71.
Club a‘ "l" “”1”“ “359m“ “mun“ 87269—Pearl Fishers-De Mon Amie .. 81.25
(ii-em. wield will be held tomorrow I . ._ 1.73
, night with music by Field's orchestra mac—Pearl Fishers—dc Crols . . r. ..... .. .... .............. . ‘f'. :11.
of five pieces. These are 'weekly dances '~ 38599-H8lta" Slut-lore . . ......... . . . . . ....... .' . . . . ........... .r
land are. growing more. popular its-ch 88459—Laflameaux—The Palms . . . . . . . .. . . . . ...... . ......... ,- 3 91.?!
we? as Shoiinrbidethe ingcretlsvd: 3" ~ 87017—Rigoletto—-l.a dorm: mobile .. ............. ..-.-.;; 82!
ten ance 93" r 5" nig .‘ W1 tto—Kuesto uello ..... ................... A . $1.5
A fine large dance floor. the largest _ 872:1 e 4t .D H o q 9 8175
out- (1001 “00!. in this SCCthn “as (3013- 83 —Samson e C I a . ..... .. ... o ...... o ........... . ..... . .-
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