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mae‘mrm
. The usual club dance will be held
Ills evening at the Nor-walk Country
Kr. and Mrs. H. R. Joyce and {so}
may have moved from Cottage street
to Cove avenue. '
mm. N. Hsnrord oi Winfield street left
.
' . mr-mmsmas' ELECT OFFICERS"
may ‘t'or Albany. N. Y. where he will
gent the week—end.
Ward Sturdevsnt of Gregory Boule-
wu-d is expecwd-bome tomorrow after
t week spent in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Maryin Gabrielson has re-
turned to her Van Zant street home
”er a visit with relatives in New
Sort City.
The Y. M. C. C. meets on Monday
fining as usual when plans for ac-
tivities during the fall and winter
fill] be discussed. '
Early morning bathing is being in-
dulged in by a number of the Country
dub members. who are taking advan-
‘ge of the high tide mornings.
A number of Danburyitcs. are at-
tending the first annual summer out-
lay of the Dogs Club. a Danbury 0r-
pnization. at the Dorlon House today.
The Choral Club. an organization of
Wholic girls from New York city.
are enjoying their annual vacation
period at the F. H. Minard place in
hugatuck.
The Rev. S. P. Fairbanks will preach
I both the morning and evening
mlces at the East avenue M. E.
church tomorrow. during the absence
“the pastor. Rev. R. Irving Watkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McIlwaiir. of
"Van Zandt street. return tomorrow.
after spending the past two weeks in
Paris. Maine. Mr. McIiwain will re«
name his duties on Monday at the
Nash Engineering company.
Harrison holy of Stamford. who has
'heen filling in as substitutsi manager
fl)!" Hugh U'Graliy at the Van Zaiirlt
direct store of thc Andrl‘w Dn vr-y com-
pany has l‘t’lllr‘llt‘d l0 Stamford. Mn.
O‘Grndy having resumed his duties
'Jlerc again.
BELL ISLAND
m hm
Miss Alice (,‘oenen. of Pine Point. is
entertaining as her Kllt‘sl for the
‘month Miss lilonoro Sheri. ‘
Josvph Mark? irimlnrll ihr‘ hmigo
1n the t'ront of the Pine l’oint (‘atholic
club yl'slcrday. making a very good
job of it. '
Miss Lauretta Poenoii. of Pine Poinv.
is sp“ndlllp.‘ lin- wr-ck-mul as lllt' guest
of Mr. and Mrs. S. Stowarli. oi‘ ("ran-
Derry.
in Part- Matthews has Slnl'll'rl ill.-
manly all of growing: a mustache :ln'lI
no ('olnimwd \Vl-rnvr (‘ocnl-n or its;
good lisv-s that ho, “'w‘iit-r, is starting?
lo grow our to.
A lolisi- r pair} was lli‘l'l iii the T’llh‘
Point ('alholil' (-lilb ins-ll moninr:
in: lo rallu-r a'trariiw‘
Illan)‘ llll'illlli'i‘s illlil friends of tho cinll‘
Wi-rc [wrest-iii on i0\ in: lhl lllSi‘lYt-fi,
hughi)‘. Miss l..'l.|l[‘f‘llil Poi-lien vii-l
tertniliwl by pinyin): a. numbcr of sc—
leciions on llt'l’ violin.
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h" it :ll‘l‘flll‘.;
Bliss Marv i‘oiiins llfillcllli‘l‘ o"
Judi!" (‘ornvlins l-‘ ('oiiins, oi" illol
Children's Court of .\‘uw York l
Jli‘mocraliv llOlllllli‘é- for
Slim-Wile-
Court. has l“‘llll‘ll(il lo hrr i
‘ lonll- ai'ivri
:ln (‘nloi'abiv thlm- t‘u'rks ‘.lr‘iill()ll .."..
{he truest of Miss .\l.lll')ii (‘ronill Of
I’ino l‘m‘nl
“in and ‘lirs' i‘larl lli'i‘ .\ Sinai" :ll'l'
(Inivr‘iaininl.r \llS Swan's parvnls. Mr
:lllil Mrs Vin .ll‘il\"il .\lomla\ “fit!“
an (-Vlvnrlul lilli iIll‘onlzh l‘zlliz'lilll‘l
and Sorilinllll ‘-li' Fox has luv-n for
a llllmlml' of \‘4 .ll'h' ithii :il‘ix'isor in lliv
Jlrillsli (“mixillail- in N: \V ’i'nl‘k Him] is
Tf'n‘al‘i‘iv-rl as rmr- pi' ilw zzrlwill'sl
:Iillllril‘liiv's nn lxlnlvl‘ilun law In liir
I FF", Stains. Mo was l'f-f‘onlh‘dh"
:rvmpitinl of a, ilanlisoinl- lovinl: can
from tho- ‘ll‘lll‘-ll l'lou'iz lll apnrccll-
lion of his Sl-l‘\l(‘I’-.4, I I
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Miss l.ill'llt' illanria ol' lion-awn.)
znvnrnn ii-i'i Thursday for Now Han.)
lo \lsit ll‘li'llilH I'or SI‘Vf'l'ill liiils.
liowaylan Mi-lhodis’. lllpisconal
(linrtll survives. livv. Gtorgv A. [Iain].
inllilSll-i‘.~-»Sililll;iv morning
.‘Il 9:30. St‘ll‘llflll .‘~'lllli("(‘l§
lial Issue ol‘ Lilo." ’i‘hr- SDSSlOIl of tho
Sunday school will conu-ni- at l“:
“‘Ol‘Rl'lp
"An lissc‘il—
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:1'. in. 'l'hé- Sunday l-H-nilir: worship at
(2:30. Svrnlon lhcnim "'l'hv Significa-
lion oi the ’i‘l'ansiig‘lll'a!inn." ’l‘hw
prayer "10(1ng will in. llt'l(l
at 7 D. m.. in iiw- l-imgwl
topic: “Ailiirc-r l:"101‘.."
The Sillijl'll llil'
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Itovlaiton llaolni chnr: h '<lli)<l"'\
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morning. Alums! li mill lu' "TIC
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1,0119 Sparrow on llli' Hun... lop " Th.-
pastor. Frank S ('ldi'lL
:thc SOFVlCI'
Church
. “iii SpidlLI‘llil
\\lll Inc lwltl :ii fizilu (S '1‘)
“Univ r-u lll’ml I I .
at noon. 'l‘llmw-
will he no ('l't’lllllR‘ S"T\lt‘l‘ on Qilliii'ns'
during August. Iiii- lllbll» emin- 1'l’l"\'
’will hp held on \Yi-llnc-stiav l'von‘nl' '
the (‘llai'mL Tim i"ilili ~i lllllil:.lv‘- m
Acts will lli‘ ('ari-l’niii' sinillml
An annual r'vcnt which was rn ill
by the curl-m.~ lll‘ll\lvllii:lili ... I
sunny fancy rosin -
tie folks of thc 'i‘rllvnwkv
colony. was lizw (‘llll'li'i :i‘-*
party which was {fi‘ . i.
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neke club. Tlhw'nv inn-m vrnv'w l ‘
patronage of Mrs. Hairy I‘nrlr. , l
Georgr H mm on, His lull" ll-Q‘l'lli:
(iris and .\ll.\ \‘.'l hum i‘ul' plumb
The. martini rail-i \..J.; a I thin huu‘rs‘
duralmn. ‘7'.)lll \-
bi' a thumbing, :l'l'air.
1hr Sonic
pattvrllwi costllmr-s. :vnll oth-rs in ‘ilill-
pic and ingn-llll fl'()i‘l\'\' oi" quill Ill-si *l‘
boldly outlinml against ihir li'ifl'A—I
ground of Iii» ballroom. pil‘OU(’lil‘2"’
and going through a maze of lllll‘lC'l‘i‘F“
stops. iiialli- a picturesque gi‘OUIl ol‘
young-revelers. A grand march milled
much to tho frolic. Prizes were given
to Presley and Barbara. Norton. who
were costumed as Indians and who
carried out their masquerade with ex-
plicit detail.
it) ll. an‘i plovml til
’i‘izl- ligni'l-s 01'
\1lliil"\l .rl '
L m.. in ilJIlHl.ilhl
The Hat Operators’ and Trimmers'
Local 33. held a. regular meeting. last
evening. in Central La‘iior Lyscum. and
elected tl'ip foliovriiig' officers:
/l‘rl-sido:-nt Mrs. .‘.. \‘v’. Day.
lice—president ~— Mrs. Florence
Tuner.
Secretary and
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Digger." driven DY CW6 N:
one}:
' didn‘t finish her race. Elisabeth Putt.
Mglsgnlzzgthy s;yles is a guest of upon “B B noon” got “as,“
Edward Rtnehard returned from a
short trip to Atlantic City.
Min Lois Styles was hostess to a
party given to the younger. set in the
home or Mrs. Steurer her aunt.
The annual election of officers for
the ensuing year takes place August
25th. A harmony ticket is being ad-
'indeed an exciting and .
client and the club house rocked wit!-=
enthusiasm and applause as their {a-
vorltes were nearing the masking line.
' The judges of the tract were Theo-
dore Henry, John Kershaw. and Hor-
‘ace Pintt. Dr. Washington Daily
made a. record as a bookmaker. Ten
V°cated by many 0‘ the “‘9“ minutes after the race after wading
A. novelty dance which wm lneludelthrough 81¢ betting tickets. D;
motion pictures takes place tonight at 'tiiy was able to gnuounce the lag-sch
the club. Everybody young and old amount won by any individual at t 6
has been promised a good time. - 'track. Mrs. Hyde was the lucky one.
The Mamaroneck show given for her winnm mounting to 84.20%.
the benefit of the Pension Fund of the W steuml- awarded a. diamon
Police and in charge of Jules Delmar. bar pin to Mrs. Smith. who lockeyed
netted the officers 321,000. Mr. Del-‘m. winning horse “Sea. Wall, and :0
mar is to be congratulated. Mrs. George Hyde, winner. of t ef
Rumor has it that James Everal money prize, was awarded 9» pair 0‘
was married last Sunday. “Jim." as dice. a put and take dice, and a Md
he is familiarly known. has not denied of cards. The later awardI catasd
the report. which came as a complfite‘much’merriment with the 101 Y 01'
surprise to his friends. assembled. It was a ted the
A big card party has been arranged Harbor View and every one v'o race
by the Ladies Club for Thursday even- Harbor View Derby the bestm d on
ing. Prizes will be awarded. Re- they ever witnessed or its nc be
freshments willbe served. The ladies any track in “the States and H“ r;
are busy selling tickets. Entries and betting odds for the a
.. n . _ . :- Del-b ~ were as follows:
The motion pictures on \Vcdnes bor \iew y Win Place Show.
day was crowded to capacity. “Go 3 6 -
and Get It." the feature picture. was High Tide . . . . . ... 2-1 3-5 .—
enjoyed by all. The biggest crowd yet lClear Water . . . . . . 2-1 8 -5 4-;
is the way Mr. Steurer summed it up iClub House . . . .. . 4—1 8-6 4"
while the audience exclaimed. the best ‘Danccrs ......... 4-1 (1 2-1
picture yet. and every body left hep-'Nantucket . ..... 10-1 4-1 2-1
pily. Mrs. \Viltred Cousins pleased at Photo Play . . . . .. 10-1 6—1 3-1
the piano. lClam Digger . . . . 15-1 -1 3 1
A monster musical icstlval has been :Pebbies ...... . . 15-1 6-1 3:1
arranged for Sunday evening Septem- Sea Wail ..... . $3-: 13-1 5-1
her 4. William Glime. Harbar View's Blue Balloon
superb tenor. is directing same. Mr. One of the saddest bits of new: “1:;
Glime. Mr. lllix. Theodore Henry and ever reached the island was the den
“'illiaiii Jackson have already \‘olun-'of Roland Fish. son of Mr. and Mrs.
toered their services. The flicWJ—iarry Fish and husband of Mrs.
promises to be a rare treat to all muslclPenny Fish. After a successful areo~
lowrs. iplnne flight of two hours the machine
Ono of the most successful evenih he was riding landed safely on one of
(*vvr held in thc club house took place Florida's beaches. While. examining
last Saturday night. The much adver-lihe engine he was hit With the re-
tisml Horse Race Party and Dance was ‘volviiig zircopianc blade. and killed in-
thc accession. Chairman Steilrer loft stantly. Mr. Fish lived many years at
nothing undone to carry out the ai- Harbor View and was interested in
mospherc and sporty surroundings of aquatic sports and was agood swim-
tho race track. The club was crowdcd;mer and diver. He owned a. fast
to capacity. each cagrr 10 nlzim- a bot lopeed boat and was an expert at motor
on the locki-y that pleasml his or hor;boat engines Two summers ago he
fancy. for all had mom‘y. even though lwent into businoss in Worlds. follow-
it was spccially printml for the occas- ing the automobile line and his pleas-
sion. Trilmpc-tcr llcnry Noll blew the;iilg personalities and jolly disposition
can for the )ockvys and they wormwon for him immediate success. Mr.
numbered and paraded in front of the : li‘ish was a great lover of Harbor View
grandstand. later taking their posi-nnd Harbor View loved him. His
lions behind the wirr-, Anothl-r bugleimothcr and father left. for Florida
call and ”my were off. Armed with i Monday. to bring his body back to
pair of scissors ll‘io iaulii-s roprcscnt- Mount Kisco.~ from where he will be
ing the jockeys playmi through n. inpevburicd. Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Fish live
lhilti- l‘i-vt in !-~n;rih in lll‘lt‘l‘lllllli‘ in the aquarium cottage at Harbor
which horse would win the diamondfl'iew.
Slill-(I'S. “.\'alilnrl<ri." lli'l\'i‘ll by Mrs.
lilsic Sirllrl'l, got a zonal siarl. but!
ROTON POINT
stillnliiwl at ihr quarlor to lvl "Son
”Vail." niollniml by Mrs. .\l.-lr;:.'iroikx
Smith. l-i'w-p up rosv to noso. At lll~‘
half iliov “Pl‘l‘ ri'i ii. at 11114 llll‘f'i' qllzlr- l Balhing was quite popular here
“m.. "....k to "wk continuing..- onfyeslcrday afternoon. Many mothers
'hrnngh a driving rain slorm (of con- iwith their yoiingsti‘rs were down en-
mm and tho ilnish witnessed ”809110."an the are" (it warm weather.
Wall" crossing the- linr- n nosn nht'nlLi ’l‘hc bookin for tomorrow are:-
“Hub ”0",..." ”Hum in. Mrs. (‘I-uiflrder or Mecca on. 500 on board the
.lilf‘ki‘llfi. got a poor Mari. lint iinishmi Swim-r Squalllum: NOTSOI‘HOH F61-
lhirri. Mavlalinv lurch up on "lllL'll.l0“’cr“rt Club. “"0 0" board ”1"
min" l‘allml ”l thv quarinr. '-(‘,l¢.nr..‘=tnaiiirr Seugatn and the Champlain’
“anon-r," .lrixm m- Shirlvr .lnllnslsn.,(‘0\1ncil K. of ('1. 400 on board thv‘
'inll "Dancers." driven ln' Louis Styles. VSlt'lllllO'l‘ Miraniar. There are no
won- lcl'l at lilo post. Virginia il:iil_\"liookings for Monday.
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Celebs a}? .
$lberto Salvi has nude lllr- ll'zl'p a Concert solo l
instrument.- His technique. hi..- personality. and the
success they have won toggllicr. have become a partof l
musical history.
“M'O THE}? MA CHREE”
“SCHERZG ff" E FLAT P/IINOR”,
(Victor Dunl'r laced Record 45245)
Hear Also
"HOfiIING"-—Elsie Baker ‘
‘ =5 Y1_.°V1A”—-Lambert Murphy
Son-.5; 3i lofty sentiment. sung in the calm assfu h
stylblvl’lllbll l‘epicsents the rarest Wopment o t °- + .
vocu art. .
(Victor Daublaneod Record 45249)
l Another of the New Victor Records for August
Sit at home with i Victrola and follow the new,
stirring triumphs in the P1931335 0‘ modern mgsxc.
Enjoy at your leisure the perfect art of each great
master. 7
We have the . .
stock of records from which to make your selection. ’
- The Hamilton Shop-
49 WALL STREET
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Victrola to suit you, and a large !
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f. interest!"
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big night at.
‘ror Danbury will hold
,throng of dancers. The spotlight of
Sterling” Furniture Co;
~ 13 ‘ ‘ ;
[saline-ll. {lam yougle‘aves that ‘yield
Whale teapot. Always reliable. .
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There is one excursion and one pic— [presented a very nice picture as none
nlc listed‘ on my. booking. The of the" beautiful colors would blend
John Boyle Company employees, of with the color scheme of the girls'
NeWAYork. will hold their annual ex- :clothing. ‘The people yed until a.
cursion here. V coming on board the very late hour enjoying themselves
Steamer Seagate with 600 people. hugely. -
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Our August Sale Now
' Going On
- i It is apparel. now that the prices are really lower
than tney will be for sometime to come. From the
throngs of customers whovvhave attended our sale, it
" is evident that they realize that low prices now me;
vail. You too,,shoi11d attend this sale‘and secure your
share of the savings they are offering.
- Merchandise purchased now will be held f0,
future delivery. - lg 5'2:
70572 North Main Street, South NoéJllk‘
SOLE HNOHJEI'IEIJ.
'01) 310398 more do
as am avails ms
II'IVAAHON lsva
a wee], mo ;0 mucosa mm 1;on ‘UiiOl
their outing
here When 150 people are expected to
arrive. 11 k
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3gwybegg axtigspfime: :0“- Miss Mildred Hartjens is visiting
sregateu in the dancing pavilion. her grandmother at Howard Beach
Kelley. or the Automatic Race Track. ,“1' “'9 months.
ably OWd«a£ the piano. tickling' Joseph H. Fillow had a valuable
the lvorles fO‘I' a real artistic rendi- gill; stolen from his field a few
tion I The “Alabama 3 ago.
Kid.'? ogllz'fdfluullilispart o! the pro-i Samuel Morehouse rebuilding. a.
mm with ‘ real show of talent in large addition on the home of James
dancing at number of the latest syn- Kardoa-
copated Jlx Itepl.’ Harvey Jennings" Mrs. Harvey Bates of St. Peters-
the silver Voiced'tenor. sang the leads burg. Florida. is staying for a. few
in harmony 313mg m which an the weeks at her old home in this place. t
Mt 01' the employees took part. i Louis Schleber. of Greenwich. has
The "Movie Dance." last nightdna- purchased the John Pillow home—
-turing moonlight dancing provvd to be stand and is making extensive altera-
the real hit of the season. The young lions. _ _‘»' 'wi‘f' :
ladies who could make some at the Br. and Mrs. Charla: Devoe. Miss ,
m0ving picture actresses look to the-[LBW Glover. Mrs. 3935191 Macomber
laurel! were pre'ent in large numjand daughter’Jennette, have returned
hers, accoxnpanied by their "fellas." from an auto trip through the Berk-
who had on their best'Sunday suit Ihires.
and his hair all sucked down. Thel The Ladies' Aid Society will hold.
attdndance at the dance last evening its annual fair'on the chapel grounds.
w‘~‘1'8“l'l>rislri'igly large, many people‘Thursday. August 18th. from 5 to 10
(mm Stamford and other nearby D. T. The ladies will have a larger
towns were seen among the gay number of booths and among the:
many things which will be on sale
will be rag rugs. patch work quilts.’
H different colors proved to be a big
hit as it noted the part of the
"moon." The diacrent colors as they
were flashed on to the dancing people
cake and candy. At the refreshment
booth will be on sale. ice cream and
Iconcs. hot dogs and coflee.
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Buy now tor ‘ OUR ;
Present or Fiiourc ’ ENTIRE STOCK i
Use -
motion) 8
Free Storage and L
Free Delivery. From 2° '0 ”'3;
August
Furniture Sale
MEANS A SAVING TO YOU FROM
20 TO 40%
Saturday and Monday, Aug. 13 and 15
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’3. .10! '
Extra Special !
Beds, Springs and Mattressse at and
Below Cost
Come in and see 1119 Famous Simmons Beds, Springs and
Mattresses at prices never before heard of. Now is the
time to buy, as prices never again will be as low.
Bed-room Suites (4 Pieces), Reduced to l
$78.00 and Upward at This Sale.
Dining-room Suites (10 Pieces), from C l
$95.00 and Upward at This Sale.
. OIL COOK STOVES
For this or next year 's use at a price that will not be possible
this or next year
New Perfection, Florence or Red Star
*5“- ‘Open 3 Charge Account,
an.
apron‘i. fancy " articles. hernia made.
Comic
;0 mo sling 9813 auonasg pull ‘liMOL
30 1110 “‘8 “0A in“2 “AWL JO “‘0 mi] 1 ll
OPPORTU N ITY
Looks tor those who are worth finding. Have you turn iminw? in
those business principles necessary to grasp and hold 1h» 1.; gut
salaried position as the opportunities arise? Are you the lung .. :.:.1.
WHY NOT MAKE USE OF THE REMAINING SUMMER MCNTiiS
BY ENROLLlNG NOW?
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
More Reasons Why the New MAXWEHJ
Is the GOOD MAXWELL
SPRINGS—Front, somi‘ellipilc. .... inclws long, 2 inches “iii.
in from. shackled in real Rear. compensaling llll'llrFl‘fiL
inches long. fixed in from. shackled al rear and mounted :15: a.
spring 5932 integral with axle housing.
FENDERSo—New full crown. fully enclosed at front and roar hr 'x“
wheels and body. joined rigidly front and rear io pressed 5
running boards covered Will“. linoleum which is bound Will] i -
rusting metal.
These icalurcs make ille (KOOD MAXWELL Ylll‘ \voiiiieiiil‘
that it is and an appearance found only in cars at murii grcai.
This appearance is preserved l‘ol :hc life of ibc car.
Look the NEW MAXWELL over and be surprised ": ‘
can be sold for the price of $845.00 at Detrmt.
FITCH & BAKER, Agents .
142 SOUTH MAIN STREET TEL. 22:}.
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The abrasive sharpening stone for all purposes from
family sharpners to factory stone and wheels
ALBERT D. ill/[ORGAN
THE WINCHESTER STORE '
Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New York '& Nowell
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Tonhrge'lrlcksstYourBenioeml-lllmdlclmm
much; Padded Van: for furniture Work
Main Office, 26 Concord St, 80. Horn-ilk, Phone all
New York 0300, 201 West 20th., Phoni (Shela: €315!
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Summer Clearance Sale
ALL SUMMER FOOTWEAR AT
REDUCED PRICES
Spout Oxfords, blue, black. and brown trimmed, were $3.50? 45 l
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Now
Black and White Sport Pumps, were $700; Now 54-95
kanwll BROk Oxfords, were $7.00; Now $5.95
BrOWnBallBi-map OXfOI‘dS.Wei‘e$6.5O;Now $5.45
Brown 0350““, Military Heels, were $7.50; Now . . .. $6.45
Tun Kid MP3, 2-St1’ap. Baby French Heels, were $8.00;
Now $695
Tan Bram Bumps, low heels, 2-3mm, were $9.50; Now $7.45
Whitfiokid Vamp Pumps with patent back, were $8.50 ;$6 45
w oonnvooohoouoqo -onvIII-IIIIOIOOIGOOIOIOOU"
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