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.EIDAY. OCT. 21, 192; ' éfifiii;
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Wants, To Let, For Sale, Business and Prefemcnal cards, MiscellaneonsAdvs.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISE-ME
Two “Cents a. word; minimum chargeliOc per issue, 73 times S100. Gapeynouble Price. 7
WANTED
FOR SALE
,WANTED—Experxenced operators on
Shine, sleevers. fellers_ nec‘k band
gunners. and neck band setters, to
cam $18 per week, steady *work. Also
experienCed sewers on plain needle
machine. LE ROY SHIRT CO.
\\'A NTlCl k—Civil
Service examina-
nous Kovcmber. Positions $14.00—
$l$€v0. Age; 18 upward. Experience
Inmcccsglry. For free particulars.
ins: rurtiim. write J. Leonard. (former
l‘ixil Sci-vice examiner) 889 Equitable
lit-lg. Washington, D. C.
IVAAV T111 t—Iistablish ed Ncn’ York
corporation selling an exclusive line
of home appliances, has an attractive
0.33er for an intelligent. conscientious.
trustworthy man of some sales abil-
ity. to act'ns an exclusive rcpresentn-
1l\-‘ in the: Nor-walk territory. If in- Mitchell. Telephone 1861'. . _
irrested. give age. business experience ‘ ) fl ‘ , , ’ ‘_“r- . ,
rm... references. Apply to Organ & ‘1'01‘ “ALL—“Mrdale, Puppies. ‘3
Man‘lyniont. 40 we,“ mm Strum Now} vouch. H. J. Coarl1 borwalk. R. D.
“54323; (“life [30. (3]. BOX 243. .
’s‘. H\"l‘ vTO trade in Ford touring 5 “FE T‘ME OPPORTUN'TY '
.3“: :1 Ford l'llllfllJOlll Apply 43 Lew,‘ modern 7-1'00111 house, all
,«. .. 5.; City“. latest Improvements. ,Electric lights,
' cement. sidewalks, sun parlor, attach-
\‘1‘ . \"i‘l-ZEI Experienced Millinery ments fox; electric iron and filling!“
"a... mugs. Sallr Shop. 52 S. Main deatler-.1Vear_statlon and Uolley- “111
: 5. 5,.) thwalk. ‘ sacrifice for $9,000. Only $250 cash re-
mit, N’l‘lti Experienced girl__to work
7:; candy and ice cream parlor. Call
41 So. Main SL. Music Hall Block.
\i’-\.\"l‘l:l)-——A_ position as chauffeur.
Sam 01‘ references. Call or write. 0
Iloyuolds Sn. after 5 p. 111.. East Nor-
xvzzlia, on“ Fort Point. (Fort St.)
“‘ANTElL-To borrow $3,000 on first
mortgage. 6 per cent on house and
109. Marvin Beach. Value $7,000. In-
uire l’. .0. Box. 483. South Norwalk.
(303:1.
- .h - .ag
“’ANTED-Jl'oman as helper in small
family. One used In the country.»
rind homo. Pleasant surroundings.
iktx £04, llul‘icll.
“’ANTHI F-(lood
grounds. near
house.
Son [11
some
Norwalk strb
1km: in residential set-lion: send full.
particulars. J. Ellis. ill.» \V. ‘J-lth St.
Rt w York.
‘ ’ LOST V
{LUST l-‘ridny night, lu-lVVF-I'll Stum-
:(-:*«l mu: lithlge i-m-t. l.\" tram-Hing“
’i» ;. Iii-m». m. 19:. Imam-r;- ‘1 n l D
l: 45.». s: lzrn-Iklyu. x. 1'. .
.\ in x 2- lilllAYim-ll
- L ‘ :fi—a—
’a’ l K21"? \Il-fvly furllisllvd room
-.;;l. Isazll, swan: heat.
.3.- .~_ lizqmw “Swain." Svminel Olllce.
J‘Ul; llliN’f-A‘l’urnished front room
.s‘uh ’ilt'ai _;md hath. Light house-
il‘l-aping It ilesn‘ed. (full 31 \‘an ZantrSI.
'J‘I‘i RENT—Storclzoust» in rear of‘ Ho-
tel Muhackcmo. Apply at Copy-
right Clothing Co. ‘2 North Main St.
FOP. RENTMHOIIse. six rooms. bath.
electric liglns: also fZ-rriom apartv
men: and hail). electric lights. lur-
nishcd or uni‘umislnwl. to April list.
Apply 551-4. (‘. ll. Briggs.
T1.) Ll'l‘l‘wF'Ixr I" all improve-
ments. Somh .l 3:. Apply to
Stu-hale Olijen, Kossuth SI; '
T-‘mzr roonls,
Tar I.E'l‘-—N0\'. third
floor. Rent 15:20.00. Adults. En-
quire F. ii. Lawton. ' 12 Cllvstnut
.K r: 5". S0. an‘l‘.‘alk.
- . houses, 6 rooms
_ ‘ : 311mm and gar-
l“ worn and garage
g: ""i}. Gen. Mitchell.
Telephn: '- {I ;:. ill.
FOR REA FMS . Space. house-
hold furniture, Supurmv rooms.
fro. proof building. lllllllll‘ll ('oul &
Storage (‘0. luc. Suugumrk, ('(mn.
Tel. ‘l-l'esxpnn 47. \l’e hilVr' negotiable
‘Vill‘fillullé‘v I9x;{=$p:<_
Ft )R SALE
THU-FAMILY HOUSES
South Norwalk 7
10 rooms—All improvements.
l-‘OR SALE—Cabbage. very
heads of béSt keepiug'winter cab-
bage, ‘also carimts, beats and. apples.
Blithefield"Farm, wolfpit Hill Rd.
Norwalk. Tel. 1140.
FOR SALE-"414 room house, all im-
provements, at 1. Neptune Avo.
Phone 1086-2. , '
FOR S;XLE-‘—~Drop head sewing ma.
chine. almost, new: Six pairs cre-
tonnc curtains. all made, new: Ladies'
good clothing; One doz. large barrels.
Cheap. Address P. 0. box 534, So,
Norwalk, Conn. '
FCR SALE Very nice home at Cran-
bury, barn and chicken house.-
On Fa it‘ll eltl l
real bargain at $2200. 5!,- cash, VGeo.
required immediately,
Tel, 1900.
1913 Ford roadster, $200.00.
Buick six touring. $500.00.
Both cars in'iine mechanical condi-
tion.
SHUFELT‘S GARAGE. » '
East Nor-walk. Telephone 2825-2
FOR SALE~1 K. & G. \VeltLing outfit.
complete. brand new. Also a few
used pipe. hot air heaters. Inquire H.
A}. Pigskin. 56 Eater St, So. Norwalk.
9. 7'-3.
FOR SALE ----- Double beam counter
scnle. Capacity of scoop, 30 lbs.
plattorm, 240 lbs. Phone 2870-14,
balance, terms.
bench, cabinet, music rolls. Dining
room table, six chairs, serving table;
enameled bedsteads, springsfull Size:
()ak hall seat, hall rack with mirror.
J. H. Benny, Newtown Ave, R. 1'). 42.
FOR SALE——
.1915 Maxwell Touring.
1919 Maxwell Touring.
.1919 Chevrolet Coupe.
,At bargain prices. Newly painted and
, Eth-ogughtlly og'erhngledslfitch & , Baker,
A..- .011 1 I am: ., -’ '7 '.
Telephone 2259. Y outh \OIWMI‘
l-UR SALE—431ml. Six Buick touring.
nelvfoxi. new Storage battery in A1
genome-n. $430. Also Dodge roadster,
>5;in George Lane, .11 Union Ave, up-
k .
as
For. SinJC-w-Cherrolet Roadster, Roy-
1 a] Mini. Model 16. In good condition,
$2? nptgm-aucg Reasonable in price.
» mo ‘mS. am 0.. " * ' ‘
Norwalk. , g (.1035 St., So.
FOR SALE~Lurge mahogany dresser,
'oxgrh hundred ’ears old. Inquire
IV . 1 Cottage St... ast Norwalk, Conn.
FOR SALE¥~Cottage, 6 rooms and
bath. and two car garage. Gregory
‘Boulc—X'ard. near the water. railroad
Istnlmn and trolley. Inquire Mrs.
Grimm, 36 Gregory Boulevard. Tole-
tphone 1820. .
FOR SALEanrd wood in 'lll lrn
‘ .. . . . - 2th:
_supplled promptly. Phone :33. Le‘dgc:
“(10d harm. Ask for superintendent.
1(1)}! SALE—New 50 gallon paraffin:
med barrels. The finest grade sew
gelled oak, $4.00 each. Syrup barrels
ro.0().each, thiskey barrels fresh
enipued. .3300 each. New odk k8"8
13;}me lined all Sizes. best and chegpi
“impure in the state. "Special prices
((331 large lots on any of the above
{1120311 .1015 immediately delivered:
Raynoms Poul :. .. .
mm. phone 10:35? Farm, Highland are-
9 rooms—All improvements.
Price $7,500 each.
Inquire
J. M. LAYTON & CO»
Inc. _
5 Railroad Avenue
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PROFESSIONAL
Ragtime and Popular Music Taught
m 25 Lessons
._ wmu METHOD
120 Washington St_ .Phone 2721
Studio Open Now. ’
MRS. LOUlSE CANFIELD '
Private Lessons in Dancing
Social Class on Wednesday Evening
c _ Club Classes A -
«Judie, 7 West‘Are Tel. 1838
FOR SALE ‘
‘2 Family House- with all improve-
anents. Fruit, chicken house, Lot
40x165. well located in South Nor-
walk. Price $4800. ,
A130,“: Room House with all im-
;arovements. Fine location, corner lot
310x212. Price $11,000.
For particulars ’
Ask John T. Hayes "
No. 7 Main Street Nor-walk
Real Estate > ’ insurance
The Royal Auto Pig—zoo:
‘5 the Place tog-o if you carefor
. 'way' it brings forth the
That's the usual expression thnt
accompanies the first Spoonful of
our Ice Cream. _ You can't help but.
express yourself that way, to: ~
when our creamds made thobest 7
-best »- ex-
pression. '
Ice Cream is more than a ’balate,
tickler—Jt is truly one ot'tha has: '
foods we have—always in
alwaysappeallng. ‘ If you haven’t
tasted our :brand’ you do not know
What good Cream is.
-
~ THOMAS" ,
CHOCOLATE SHOP -‘:
at;
a first class Paint: or
- Vmsh Job.
24mm 313., So. Harwell: ?
SL13S'HALLL FOCH TO RECETVE
. _ , EALE Dacron 0F LAWS.
NEW. HAVEN,, Conn, Oct. _21.—"‘
Announcement was made this morn-
ing from the. rlfni’versity
Office thata special convocationto he
held on Saturday morning: November
12th, :11“; day or 13193)“me “game,
,with Princeton. the degree of‘Doctor'
of Laws Will be conierredrupen Mar-{claimed to he in destitute , circum-l , 'I have “’94
shat Ferdinand 7 Foch. Further details 3
9,510 the arrangements were not-made .
Secretary's
solid
,A‘
FOR SALE-«Mahogany player piano.I
. 13 Raymond St,
BUSINESS xenon #
VAddress J. E. Stalin 00..
Home address
Holyoke. Mass.
NOTICE
Fall and Winter samples are
trend 1; measured for ur
Suit or %emcmt' yo
1y hand tailored,
measure. ., ,
according to
CHIMNEY CLEANERS HERE;
Have your house chimneys cleaned
while the Chimney sweepsvare hero.
Gen. Del. S. N. I
now
being displayed at N. Edison, Mer-
chant Tailor, 22‘W'ashington St.: Come
Fall
at a price as low_as
$25.00. Every suit and overcoat strict.
your
iVERNON i-I 061-! as
' _ Tenor .
' ,VOC'AL INSTRUCTOR
. Ever Friday
66 So. Main 8L.
, ‘Telephenorezz _
' For intermatlou 11363985 939
[avenue, New York City,
So. Norwalk, Conn,
Edlle
Wines: Tops
Lhnousette tops for
$40.00 attached. '
. Shutelt’s Garage
Ford ,
Phone 2826-2
cars
East Norwalk.
any maker
18.91;?- All work moaned.
W. J. LYON.
an
' W'AU’IO We
will overhgnl and repair your car.
In your own maze.
Ignition and lighting system. .finm
-. Phw‘mfl‘gunvécAnpéfi-argv Pm.
.nmc Sm TERRA corn.
‘ SE35.
Walks. Retaining , um All
9:7 4,1128 Punches -,, -7;
I. CLARK
$0322.02. Exté'llfisz'cfl:
crate, and Ta: _Walks
Work DoneJn First Class‘Styl
Mattresses, « pillows, bolsters
payment plan.
faction
NATHAN G. MILLER
paper hanging. . .
mumitefi gem??? 555912
a. . e . -
8. Milli-r. Tel. 1423-5
10 Spring Street. ,
and keep it from (1008?-
rooms decorated.
on well paper,
30 to 40 per canton
rial.
South Norwalk. _
New York. Addresl'
Phone 318. . ‘
distance trucking
phone. 363. '
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FROM THE FAc'ronv rro’
‘ THE HOME. ”a:
t kinds sold on our easyf _
cushions 0 all Also renovating» Bat19'='r.ym-.h. through his attorney. started
teed. Drop us a card _
telephone 317 for represenmtl" “planning-
NORWALK MATTRESS co.
Franklin anCVMom-oe 81:. So. Norwalk.
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General contracting, painting and‘
Nor-walk. Conn.
WALL PAPER AND mmrs ~
' alnt your house
Now is the time to I: Have your
Ask for my prices
and paints. Save from
labor and mate-
Alexander White, 85 Lowe 8t...
Nag BronLocal and long distance
tracing or all kinds. Dog‘rtrlps to
71 C {ti-eel.
CARRIGAN & FLY'NN, local Ind long»
of all ‘ kind!
Office Leary I: (10., Phone 1577. Home
ERY, AND ICE CREAM
' CONES
Phone 479-13 ,
S. D. G. CANDY CO.
WHOLESALE CONFEGTION-
53 Osborn Ave., East Norwalk,
4—;—
HUTTE
. FOUND ‘
.. gmm.MURDER
(Cm from mm MM 0 ‘
'3' new trial before Schutte is sentencJV:
ed. 7 . 7 V '
schutte showed no emotion >when~
by rho deputy sheriffs, he joked with
them and paid no attention to the
crowd which had lined up outside the
(301111 house. On reaching the jail, how»
ever. Ho‘nutte :beeamc. moody and has"
show) no inclination to talk. E
MlllDLETO‘WN, >0ct. 21.‘—~Judgc
Gustave B. Carlson, chief counsellor
[flail Schutte. today flied in 121163133361“
inr cmxrt motions to set aside the ver-
dit‘l- '1 hey were'as folloW's: .
3---un the grounds that the vex-0196‘
rcndm-ud was contrary to the evidence
and 'vontrary to the weight of evi-
dence. ' \ 7
gm That the State. failed to firm":
'tlue'clcfendant guilty beyond a. rea-
3..—'l‘ha.t the verdict rendered was
under a. nfisapprehension 'of the law
and the facts. -
P'i‘hat, the verdict rendered Was
not in accordance with the evidence.
but as the result of prejudice with a
disregard of the rules of law govern-
lug the right of the accused in crlmé
inn! triads.
without the testimony of at least two
eye—“HDPSSES or the equivalent
to.
; Hang”,
in Wall Street
Today
in the Stock Market. Losses among
- more. prominent ' transportation ex.
tended from large fractions to a. point.
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
showing especial pressure. stéels also
the war. Silimwiugs; sugars and 20—,
RO\V.~\YTON MAN FINE!) .
. FOR ASSAULT.
A fim- of $50 and costs was imposed
H. \‘osburgh in the downtown. city
court upon David Guth. of Rowayton.
charged with assault
orl
l.) nch. The accused paid the fine.
I Not only was ‘ luth fined, but,
prucevding‘s against mm
55.0"!) damages. ”Property
nwnml by Guth was attached by Dep-
» (111 mag:
mgr- is returnable to the Superior
court 0:: the first Tuesday of Novem-
ber. '
Guth hull beaten up Lynch and in ali-
to threaten the plaintiff.
DIOR}? ELECTION >
' EXPENSES FILED.
'tl::"« pas-t City
<-::;pcnso lists with Town Clerk Herbert
still to mukv returns.
Thom who filed yestcrda}; were: Dr.
161' l}. Culling-‘5
n S District Tréasurc r
$10. '
L ' "Deathfidruneraig
WGWBTYOFFEST ~ ,
the. jury‘hrought in its verdiét and as ’
e,- was takeovout of the courtroom '
, NEW LONDON
._-.i
sonaldc doubt. l
' fiat girls time. is to solve the problems.
5—1l:al the verdict was rendered?
there; -‘
were heavy on the poor stabementr
issued by several of the independent”:
companies for the third quarter of»
haccos redorded fractional recessions.
yesterday afternoon by Judge George :
upon Robert :
uuty Sic-riff Nelson \V. Benedict. The l
Gull; was arrested by Constables
Taylor upon a‘ warrant obtained by
Lynch In cent-t. witnesses said that
Four other candidates for office in;
election filed clectimn
ll: Snn‘h; ’l‘wo more candidates have
llobrrt \V. \\’olt‘c. $1.0: John T. Shee—
lmn. $17: Fumm-l .T. Kepler. $10: VValc,
. Funeralot .Mrs. Gridley. .
«The funeral or Mrs. Charlotte Dill-
ingham Gridlcy, widow of Silas Grid-
ley was hem at. 2:30 o’clock this utter;
. noon from the Home‘ for the Aged.
Rev; E. S. Beldfin, of. the Warner-t
'Methodist Episcopal church; otficicted'
and burial was in Bristol, Conn.
Funeral of 31155 Flewelhm.
‘The funeral ot‘MissiEtneI v. Film».
ellyn was held at“ 2:36 o‘clock this a:-
'ternoon from the late home in 15 Fair
street. Rev. George B. Tompkins out:
eiated. Burial was irrthe, Norwalk
cemetery. ‘
NAMES. - ,,
TEMPORABE ALANAQEIA
had advised the city councu that its,
redent’appointments of city treasurer
rc'hart'er. the appointments. are to be
{made by thecity manager. The rap;
gpeintment of the temporary manager
There are seven ‘prospective candi-
dates for the city‘manmger‘s job in the
city at the present time. It is enpected
iillicit? a. selection will he ”made this
week. - *
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WALL STREET, 1.0;30 a, 313.3014
ung- of railroad shares on a. moderate. ;
scale attended today's early dealings?
;
,_ 5 ffifl‘ffi .
‘ ‘77— ’ .
ARE «You ‘2 . .
Entirely Suited “1111 The. Ounce
on Are my
Gui-3319116 Is In AClass By
Itsclt. “
l " A Pound 0138. Half Pound.
You‘von’tvmret It»! ,. '
3 BLEND, 37¢ a lb.
13de To Order 'Or In' W‘
“It’s The Cup That T915“
:Appreciated bi Butter Lovers
'"l‘Swee‘tN 111;” 27c lb.
'- Mime Numerous Margarine
‘ {Direct Importmg Co.
76 Washington St, So. Norwalk, Gt.
EVERYTHING GUARANTEED l.
Postage Prepaid “‘ on $1.00 Mall
_ Orders, Except on Sugar
v
NEWLONDON. Oct. 20;-At.a~spe¢ ‘-
einl-meeting of the city council 191331;:
night, Philip Z. Hankey was elected
temporary manager. He was recently "
elected director of law. Mr. Hankesp
and assessor were illegal, as under th9,.
1 Has opened first-class cider
‘ null on Boston Post Road
' for the season. Clean, fest ,
GIRL S‘IRYCK BY Amomomn'. '
«7 Barbam’ Angie no, or fienryastreet,‘
wasiknocked down by an automobile
operated by Mrs..1«‘rancls T. Scanlon.
of AZ West avenue. yesterday after-
noem in front or the Center-schools.»
The girl sufieredrmlnor lnjnrlegnnd?
was treated"by‘-Dr; Seaman. .
Mrs. Seaman reported the accident
to the police. She said that her ma-
chine just brushed the Angiene girl
and had then smashed into an auto.
«mobile owned by C. 'F. Fitch, which
was'parked motile curb by the Cen»
ter school.
' Michael J. Gambin -
7 running; my“; ‘ w
and Jobbing
T912846, 11. Reynolds 3:."
East. W Conn.
l
\
'EHAIN
and powerful. I buy. apples
in large or. small quantities ' .
, six hoop, paralfined, 50
gal. bbls. Best in town.
SIGN PAINTER
Signs of every description and
, anywhere
Electric, Signs 3. Specialty
A. Toth
10 , Lexington Avenue,
I
City
. . 3 77 ' — ‘ > ‘ r ‘ - .1
(lition pulled a revolver. which he usr‘t‘li - I l \ l ' I E RN-A I IONAIJ
.
.r
WHEN HAIRIHlNS,
FADES 0R FALLS, '
USE ”DANDERlNE"
‘u-n'uhvu-u‘ulu-«uluu-
ful' amu-
u‘h-u . . M
3 1.1 cents 1.1115153
GARAGE
New Address
L . - .
HENDRICKS; CHASE
Phone 017 -
of "handcr-
inc." \Vithin ,tvn
minutes after the
first Application ion
can not lind a. single
tract) of dandruff or
falling: hair.‘ Dan-
dcrim: late the hair
What fresh showers
of rain and sunshine
are to vegetaticm. It
hot H r;
It’s am,
you can obviously enjoy and
enjoyable and beneficialfor the.
tie folks as wellr,as;adu1ts.u .
,. CANDY _ ECO-
THE :KIDDIES LIKE
IT ‘ ' *
sort of ice cumin that
not have to deny rthe'yonngltem‘:
It is the only cream that is equal]!
“do?
lit.
NEW ENGLAND
$4,000 mortgage $2,000..
I lsasoo; mortgage $3.000.
goes right» to the , =7
roots. invigorates and _
strengthens them,
helping your hair to _ p
' grow long, thick and luxuriant.
‘1 Girls! Girls!
O
radianceof your
look twice as abum‘wit.
WILLIAM F. HOYT _
It Is Cheaper to auy than to Build
1 house. 7 rooms, East
$2,600; mortgage $1.009.
-.1 house, 7 rooms, East.
, Norwalk
3 .
1 house,’ 7 . rooms. East
$4,000; mortgage9>$3.000. ,
7}, 1 «house, '7 rooms, East.
55590::mongage’$2,500. 7_
51 house, 3 rooms. E318:
$7.900. mortgage «$1.300. '
-4~housos* 7 rooms. South
4,500; mortgage $2,000.
1 mouse, 7 rooms, South
NorWalk
:
' .
1 house, 7 rooms, «Scum
$4,700; mortgage $1,500.
- HELD FOR ROBBING
NEW 'HAVEN,
ehael ‘ Comfort, of ‘Plainville,
.publie. but l
*2?
Oct. 20.—~A£ter my!
and
Why)
stances. but Who wastrying'rto his. homeS‘.’*farme._
e
1~house, 7, rooms, South
$4,900; mortgage $2,000.
, . .zrhouses. 7 roonis. Marvin Beach,
JEWELRY STORE; $7,000; «mortgage. $2,500. , .
'1 house, 9 rooms. Broad River.
ing told that someone had thrown ulflfiflo; mortgage $1,500. ' '
stone through a jeweler-’3 window '
‘taken'some articles of. value from the,
display. the policetoday detained MJ- ,
,1 house, 7 irooms,
£34300; mortgage: $2.700.
'mortgagel $2,100.
’ lots. _ and» shore ,
c
‘ Don‘t letiyour' hair
stay lifeléss. ”colorless, thin, scraggly.
' A. sinele application (it~ 7 delightful
Danderine.will’_double the beauty and
hair and make it
Norwalk. ,
‘ Roz-walk.
,Norwalk, .
Norwnlk. :7 .
Norwalk 2.
Noll-Walk, : '
Noni-elk, .
Broad River,
,1 house, ,6, rooms, Cir-annular, $3,500;5
ny 'houseé. beautiful,
5811;1855, at the
" Mast’erplecesZofjhefllaaiEs? '
(Wrought 15mm Solid Silver) ,
6. w. FAIRCHlLD 9. sons. mc.,
997 Main St, 23?. 0. Arcade. '
STERLING
TRIANON DESIGN \
XVI-ought from Solid Silver
Dessert Forks, med'm, $44.00 doz. l
Dessert Forks, heavy. $48.00 doz. 1.
Dessert Knives $42.00 doz. 2
Dinner Fin-Rs, med’m. $53.00 doz. :
Dinner Forkssheavy $63.00 doz. 31.
Dinner Knives ...... $45.00 602. . ' l
Ice Cream Forks . . . . $32.00dez. g
Fruit Knives ....... $40.00 doz.
.Bread Knife $4.75 each
Cake Server ....... $4.75 each
Cold Meat Perk ..... $9.00 each
Pie Server ......... $6.00 each
OLD ENfiLISHEDESlGN
“Sought-from Shlid Silver
Dessert Forks ...... $31.00 dez.
Table Forks ........ $42.00 doz. : ‘
Dessert Knives '. .. . $41.00 doz. .-
l-‘ruit Knives ...... $39.00 doz.
Orange Knives ..... $39.00 dot.
Cold Meat Forks . . . . $8.00 each
Oyster Forks ...... $17.50 doz.
[Ce Cream Forks . . . . $28.00 dez.
BERKELEY DESIGN
“Tough: from Solid Silver :
Table Knives ...... $37.00 d07—
L‘eld Meat Forks .. . . $8.00 each
Tea 31100135 $12.00 to $34500 doz.
Cream Ladle . . .7 . . . . $3.50 each
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