53121113133323, 18%]. _
CLA333
Wen. To Let 301.8813 Menard Praia-tonal?
WANTED—Antiques, high prices
paid tor 0111411111: furniture, mn-
hogany. cherry; mph, pine, etc" am
said china, axe, anything of merit
mails over 100 years old. I). A.
Bernstein, 205 Weapon Ave" Phone
'98.
WVANTED—ioung men women. over
17. desiring government position.
$130 monthly, write for free list of
positions 1101: open. J. Leonard, (for
mer Civil Sen'iCe examnerl 889 Equip
able Bldg, Washington, D. C.
\YANTED—Female help- 46 girls ex-
perienced and beginners on power
sewing machines. - scher & Salzman,
138-133 ii ashington St, So. Noni-ails.
TOLET
'I‘O LET~4 sets or rooms and small
store on 11 1—2 Ely avenue. light and
gas. Inquire Mrs Bertha \‘aggy, 15
Lone street.
FOR RENT—Apartment;
and bath. Phone 852—3.
T0 LET—4 rooms with all improve-
ments. Furnished beat. Adults only.
Phone 397, . _.
six rooms
TO LET—5 rooms and bath. all im-
provements On South Main St., to
adults onlv. Phone 2463
TO LET—5 and 6 room apartments,
1 new houses and garages all im-
prov ement on I-‘airfield avenue. Can
see any time. Inquire Alex. White, 35
Lowe SL. Tel. 2858.
FOR RENT—.4 rooms impmvem e t.,
pleasantly located. Large barfp‘in
Nor-walk suitable for garage or stor-
age. Inquire No. 54 Woodward area
zine. Phone 1121;. s. 473- ‘3
' —-.-—-—--——_i—_
16133 RENT—Storage space, house-
hold turniture. Separate rooms,
is. proof building Hubbell Goal 8'.
9 Co.. inc. Saugatuck, Conn.
Tel. Westport 41We have he liable
Warehouse receipts. go
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
S New Houses. all improvements.
Prices Reasonable
$5,000 to $8.”. Buy Now
Onebait down will take two mortgages
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
L
111 n owmeno NOTICE ‘
t Semiannual dividend of The
Nor-walk 's'u 111:: Society.
\orualk. Conn. Dec 131921..
At a meeting of the directors of this
society held this day. a dividend at
the rate of Four (41 per cent per an—
:lfilfllpfiaS declared to depositors. from
c armngs oi the six 11 on ‘ 0'
113533»..- 3.1 19 '1 i .115 Guam"
19 same 1111! be entered on pass-
;)§_Oi‘§o§nd paid on and alter Januarv
Moder d1.- .ositei on
arg. Nth 19:: 11 ( or
Januaryl 192..
Open Honda; evenings 1 7
Deposits over N4 801) 0962.10” Y-
x.-_,
A} BERT R. If -XLK
before Jaun-
ill draw interest 40111
IN Pres:
XVILLIAM 11. Ht'x'rr: . ‘
mnemonic K .1. El LE Egg: .P’es'
Striie Machine
Co. Incorporated
(if 1": (-
11151 1': lllCthf‘i"z)rtlEiO!l of the
ilg‘lrv :1:th 1:11 I.'xK-t?1;';11'.v._ot" this city.
L, . .. . .iEmi :tr tho 1):. it: (if T0“‘ll
1 iv 1:. livri er: ii. Smith T2. 9‘4 3110013
rim-4.1313 '1; Gt org." Jung- . In. of
(futon l s. .‘x'. Y.: Daniel I! Stilt“.
ot X111. Yw'l; city and Cliarizs J l".
Stoker. r'f‘ ("roltsu l": ills. 'l‘ con!-
13:11:31.3 irworgzor'zzluj tor .v‘fe'lfl. (ll-
x'i-L»: 1:21.: 13:! shorts of common
shill. o; '.v 3~..:' 111111;) of 537- each.
.‘lil. STAlis VS. BA'I'FI'ZRY C.
’I'otzia'ilt,
:11 lion's. TM tame court.
ill-'7' All Stars xii’l 6-21-5135! to turn [11"
1‘1“;le 011 {hr :11te“y team. The All
Star's are _ii.-t “hat the name implies.
3h. ifsé’S‘? amateur live- :1\':ill;:l~!e for the
guinea Bob t‘rnsiw}: the post office
star. will jump ift'lllrf'l‘. 1-. Tart-3v and
Bi, ’l‘at'lov. both of High school fame.
xvii! be in the game.
The preliminary game will be be-
zwusr-u the l-‘rrmklin school team and
211».- wxzton r. M. C. .1.” Both these
teams will bring their entire following.
as this will be their first appearance
against each other.
The Battery will bring down their
Armory following; while the Stars will
he supported by rooters from both
the Second and Third districts.
Dancing will follow the games until
midnight. The “Five Syncopaters"
mill furnish. the music. and will bring
fivith them their regular dancing
1 THY-\KY uhicli thex‘ hz‘di won bv their
:«nrul; ititX'
SA.“ 31‘3"le DEAD. .
YORK. Dec. ——Sam Mc-
negro heavyweight pugilist. died
2 3
NE“’
"~12
today. in a local hospital. of poem“
monla. " ‘
PARIS, Dec. :33 (B3'.Th€ Associated
P1. ss). *Premier Baron Takahashfiof
Japan replaces the Anglo-Japanese al-
pendent of the Excelsior as saying? ‘
“-Tln' Quadruple Entente, which for
J: loan replaces she Angloeqapanese; gl-
flame. is much «rider in jiearing aiud
itmov es all chances for scar." .-
"I venture to say.", he. continued.
"that the Washington ‘Conference 1133
“la-nevi a new epoch in the Pacific and
1h?” world. I not onh' believe that the
' nteute will result in making theJ
«it “Si people happier. because it
31"111111 their burdens. but further
11:51: ‘1’) reason of the guarantee iwé
r. it
‘3‘ net} in the Fanas *"
. Raver-use in the same
an interruption of business eaperience ,
01' educational training. provided he or - 313'; info and Son and called seismn. .
FDR SALE-1321 Dodge tour' car
run 7,000 miles $800 111g
[neat arranged. 49 per cent. dam.
remainder in 8 months. Vi ill take car
in trade. Shufuelt’s Garage,11 Edlie'z
at enue, East Norwaik
FOB SALE—A very fine time violin
with case and bow, also 3 Doyle
global-11. A bargain for some one Phone
0
PIANO FOR SALE~Excellent tone.
condition like new, exceptional op-
portunity- to secure tine instrument at
a bargain.
“estport Are” Phone 2367 Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Very fine, live. ' native
geese. forty cents (400) a pound.
Meat Market, 19 Raymond St. '
FOR SALE-1 1922 Ford Coupe, like
new,$550. 1 1921 Ford Coupe $450.
1. 19:20 Fortd goupea $375. t1131926 Ford
curing, 5 ar er, emoun a l 3,
Call 11 Union Ave. Norwalk? $215.
FORegALEXI917 Ford
go con ition. Demoun b
good tires $160. Also new ti: It: 13333»
boat, oars and oar locks, $30 A. .H.
Tolles_ Wilson Rd, So. Norwalk. '
VFOR SALE——-Brand New Bathroom.
$55. Syphon closet. china lowdown
tank enamel bathtub and lavatory
Eligth all nickel-plated fittings; special
closet seats, $5.
3ranre., between 36th and 37th 315.
a .
FOR 'SALE—‘R. I. .Reds. Mahogany
strain. special sale, 6 pullets. 1
cockerel. $18. 00; Hens $3. 00. Exhi-f
bition and breeding stock circular.
B_. Quackenbush, Darien. Phone 140.
FOR SALE—Real bargain, on accbunt
of leaving town 6 rooms, hall. bath-
room pant1'v,attic. cellar, gas and
coal range, wash tubs, electric lights.
and fixtures quartered oak floors. in
fact, a first class home. Beautiful loca-
tion. 2 1013000. ,
Phone 1861 , $1,. Geo Mitchell.
FOR SALE-Cord wood, in all lengths
supplied promptly. Phone 23 Ledge-
wood Farm. Ask for superintendent.
o. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Ofice A. 1). Mo
INSURANCE
‘ J. M. LAYTON & C0.,
Inc.
5 Railroad Avenue
South Norwalk, Conn.
‘ r.—
sensual. ' 1 '
Time pat- _
E.,R. Von Castleherg, 203 .
Touring car in h
bargain. white celluloid water»
Seidenberg 80., 545 .
: etc. Nowoilcloth.
Hardware Store, South NWT
“HEART’S, EASE” ,:
An exquisxte Christmas booklet byr
Floigénce Belle. AnQerson Ear sale at
Donnell? 9, Roller 25c Store South
lglgorieaix. and Handlton’ s, Nor-balk k, at
c.
S‘APES——NEW AND USED
open’é'd byxpert expert 'ears emotion-300‘.
Complete line of Deals and tP111111
WAL T’E.ER
6241Fa1rfild .9venue. . ~ ARBridgeport
_~.r~, r—IV
”'3 5:;
‘ NOTICE:-
QVERFAND 4 SEDAN
51ml} delivered
OVGRLAND 4 TOURING
$685 delivered "3
WILLYS KNlGHT TOURING
$1, 675 delivered
WlLLYs KNlGHT SEDfifll
$2.195 delivered .
SHUFEL‘T’S G’ARfiGE, EDLI£ AVE"
East Norwalk . 31.382532!
3—1,; ' g l
BMSlNESS NOTICE
YOUR AUTOMOBILE
Has deterioatod,£1neaning dilierent
parts and mitts are ’worn and in bad
conditions oondlim which should not.
be neglected. for safety and economic
reasons. First-class overhauling by
expert mechamc on all make cars. All
work guaranteed. Phone 499, Garage
15 Marshgl £19.80 , , MWL
JAEFfiEalld ASH
Second- hand stoves! .ohgirs,
-'_1
tables,
a; full line
of pure white cottone mattress in all
sizes at $9. 00 each. 44 Water St,
‘1: you are interested in saving mon-
ey, look up the moatrsciantific Inter-
national One-pipe Heater. Phenom or
call and I will send our heatin
to give you installation cost. 0 not
forget we do plumbing, mining and
sheet metal work.
ENRY A. HEGELEIN,
66 Water St. SmNorwalk
Phone, 47333.
JOSEPH 8. KERY, JR.
Plumbing, Tinning. and Heating
Country Water- System
Ranges and OMPipe Heater.
t
t
l
l
Wang. Belgium;
HI
WALL PAPER AND PAINTQr
Now to the timezto Migu- house
on mowalld piper. and paints.
mtomnercenton laborandmate
rial. Alexander White, 35 Lowe St»
South Non-walk.
. “Rd—‘—
Naggy Bros. Local and long distance
trucking or all kinds. Dan trips to
New York.' Address 71 C street,
Phone 818. ,
‘ 13—51111-3-
CARRIGAN I: FLYNN, local and long
distance tracking .0: all thud:
omce Leary & 00., Phone 1577. Home
phone 863.
CAPITAL SHIP
RATIO ACCEPTABLE
TO FRANCE
(Continued from First Page)
\1‘1-1'6- {Hume-11:1 rod to pt'esent'tlu 12'
Fiery lemmas: figures.
\‘Vhilt- th - position (ink: :;
men of l-‘rance. Italy
31:11" '1‘ tile total abolil
1:1:11'3111- 11:;
LXUX'
by spokt s~
and Japan
ion 01‘ the sub-
11 indication of like slam-.1
r,
1.
31' the l'nitctl Slates following Great
Britain‘s plea. for its. abolition at yes-
terday’s rammiltm- session 2..:1p:11'vntiy
l'nrl dispose-.2 01' the proposal. there
:11}? 1'2 {led to be discussed the
tome , r an unnersmnding'to restrict
ope-rations of under “'31 craft.
This we. supported by. all the‘ errors
:11 the. discussion of the British prov
13:13:15 \esterdm and the British dele-
g'tts apparentlv ate planning to join
in the mow; '
1'. coon ction 1' 1th the delav in pre—
motion 01 ll v I 1(11111 auxilian low
1'. age {333193 considerable significance
.. 10d 1\ to lulel' .:n ni'“S
1 ' b.‘.\lll 32' that Mr Bliuml felt
must t'nusu- 'l with the I term 11 Cab-
rl>(.
y.
i111: t l elole making definite answer to
1'2:-ssz::;1-s
from “'ash i ngton .
__
(‘1 VII. SI. R‘ ICE
C()\I \119q0\ A11; AC [CED
\VASHIXG'I‘ON. Dec. 23,—~The atti-
tude of the Civil Service Commission
rowan-.1 the federal law. gixing former
S"!‘:Vi{'€ men and women prefelence in
ratings 101'g0\(1'n1ne11l employment.
as cspressedin the commission’s an—
nual report. was attacked in astateL
men: here today by John T. Taylor.
Vice Cliairman or‘ the National Exam?
tixe Committee of the American ..e—
gion.
"The annual report of the commie.
320113 211;- Taylor said "implies that
ear-service men and svomen are re-
ceiving in the matter of 'civil service
tire-ferment; a more liberal opportun-
it: to enter got eminent positions than
is considered practicable by the com—
mission. The American ' Legion
tiles that for-titer service men want ab-
solute preference in obtaining governi-
ulent positions.
The whole spirt Of the American
Legion in working for civil séi'i'ice
preference for veterans, and the whole
spirit of the laws enacted by Cong
is to assist in securing emploxtzn
for the. man or woman who sufie
she is as uell- qualified as any other
aim the position of Japan is strange. ,_ ,_ ‘
through its legislative committee do; .
payment plan. Also renovating, satia-
factlon guaranteed. Drop us a card or
te‘llri‘phone 317 for representative to
NORWALK MATTRESS co.
Franklin and Monroe St. 80. Norwalk.
Today in Wall Street
WALL STREET. 10:30 21. m.—Tbe
Stock Market was listless at the open«;
ing of today's session. \‘loney brokelsl
predicted a continuance of firm calll
and time rates over the Christmas.
holidays. Equipments were featured
by American Lotomorive. whichatlded
114 points to 1‘ recent steady rise.
Steel-s, mils oils b'1'1101013. leathers and ll'
chemicals W919 lower. Amerlcan:1
w ri: lug Paper Prd. was weakest of the‘
specialties, falling almost two points
All sizes. Wfih burglar chests. Safes ' ‘
four hundred persons wr
Several families of unemplo:
wele ejected from the houses furnish
ed 111 the factor-v. without a c0urt deqsupporters were killed and s1\ others
. {Elie ejected families. ascétsted wounded The animal} 99" ”we as” "'5‘ '
' ; ment
tar)‘
Pueblo.
plovcd had
ders
town
cording to the authorities ,
sheriffs failed to find a single one to-
da yin visiting several points in the
County to Serve warrants.
homes.
were found locked.
on
citiil‘l.
stm
\-
effort to
situated.
Agitators from Pueblo
among the men.
{ black flag and tried 4.0.
workers to seize the factorv.
ton owners immediately applied for
aid to General Gustavo Elisenéo. mili-
commander of the State of
General Elisondo sent troops
to protect. the plant and later general
Jose Sanchez. governor 10f
went to the M388“? anti convinced the
\vorkels of the wisdom of changing
their attitude. .
1t w.as stated 10.11113. that order and
. 1c had been established in the C'
Puebla was denied las
ghetto J Rani, Seméta
Relations. ,
It was explained that there _
been some trOuble at the Mayorango ramming 01‘ gins. Later. the plans
. 1 hacienda in the Aplisco district. of the were changed and anloul was ”8115‘ "
a. lfen‘eli 1-933- motor car and taken to'
on lands; belonging to
I
hoisting a
'-' Press) .-"—Sald Zagloul Pasha,
ciated Pres) ——A report circulated in.
«the l.‘ oiled States that a- 801155 repnb -lfhe and his chief followers cease all:
of political activity and leave Cairo was .
ight b .Al-I
'this morning, by British troops.
en,
ad
built shacks
clrculaied
red and
.induce 3 «the
The (ac-
:‘Pnebla.
w
(Inlet prevailed and that the unem—
lowered their flag and
- . were tearing down their shocks and
lea1ing the hacienda.
that General Ellsondo was under or"
from the “’ar Department to
. avoid conflictwith the workers. 1.
t was learned
Weather 'Fo‘rccast
For Norwalk and vicinity:
led weather.
onight and
ng winds.
ight
119s low over the western sections.
is lnelcw zcro from Montana to east-
till nnesota and as far south as Ne—
probably snow or
Saturday;
warmer tonight;
,Unset-
rain
someWhat
fresh to strongshift-
A disturbance centralithis
morning 0101' the Lake region is calls-
ing cloudy and unsettled weather with
snow or rain in the northern dis-
tricis cast of the Mississippi
The 11-mpcrature is rising in the Lake
region and New England.
River.
but. contin-
It
Telephone .492
21 Taylor Avenue, 80. Nowell-1.001111.
M" w. .1. LYO N8 ' m
Phone 2047 20 lnaaea Place, k
MASONRY—CARPENTR‘f ”a" 9'
BRICK STONE, TERRA GOTTA.
11.01%
and All
Pl 'l'l‘SBl" RG
cations that mauv
sought in connection with the mine
strike «lenonstrntions of
Kilns.
of‘
Dec.
Sheriffs FailtolFind
' 'Women 'turbers 7'
234—111(11-
the women
against =Elle working miners. have left
At two
i ominir.
FROM THE FACTORY TO haw“
THE HOME Dam:
Mattresses, plllows, bolsters and brick S'U‘UNUI‘G-
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy his offices. Mr.
thy-
.\ll‘.
\‘lsilC‘
ItihlilNElR El]. \8 NI I)“
Eula has taken a lease of
the triangular piccc of ground adjoin»
ing the Lawrence ag
Main street. from the New York.
and Hartford Railroad Com-
and intends to erect a
be will have ’
where
Eula is
Civil engineer, of this city.
time. was C(1‘ll!(‘('l€‘d with the .Norwalk
Street, Dermrlxnent.
c ncy,
became more evident todav. ao-
De put 1
d. the doors
OFFICE.
on South
New
two-860T)?
a well-known
and. at one
Just when work
emotion of, the building will
Eula was not prepared to
this morning.
STAMFORD
3011.48 injured in
crossing accident 01‘ yesterdav
the. hospitalthis afternoon. His is the
second death in this accident, wherein.
'a main hit an automobile which was
being diiven oxer the crossing in an .
Vs ilson was 'a: .
finisher in the Stamford rolling mills
saXe
11 ed at 347
831924
VlCTlM OF ACCIDENT
DlE-S l
Dec 2.3
the
tune.
Fairfield
a widow. .
N HOSPITAL
———.Iosenh “il-
Miller street
died in
av enue and
outeoIinloyol
axoraxtiamred care are patrolling the town and .
hacienda. upon which the aotorv s the authorities have anndunced their
'determination to suppress anv
' spring when it will be taken home to
CA1R0.'Egypt, Dec-.9 23 (Associatedr
one of
the Egvptlan Nationalist leaders nlao
issued by the mihtary authorities that _
escorted to the railway station here”
' His!
removal was'accompanied by some?
diSturbance. including considerable”
l
Suez.‘
who action of' the authorities fol— »
lowed a fight. Thursday. .near the!
home of Zagloul, in which two of his
Arm -
sumcd control of the situation
possif;
ble trouble.
WATYERSBN’S BBBY
YMEEB HY VAULT
JACKSONVILLE, Fla” Dec. 23. —- .
"Marse Henry" Watterson, content
with the fullness of his life, tested to-
day from his labors. ' '
With only the 111e111bl=:rst of his 1111-
mediate family present, and with the
hour of tile service unannounced the
body of the venerable Kentucky jour-'
nallst WED died here, yesterday. was
placed in a. vault to remain until
3.1.3.,“ 1 - 2......tw. .....
a”
II
1
be given a final resting place beside
his mother and father in Cave. Hill
Cemetery at Louisville.
Because of the grief of his mother
and sister and for fear many persons
simple service at a mortuary chapel,
which preceded laying awax of the
body, Henry V'Vatterson, Jr” arranged .
that the hour of the service. not be
made public and the famili requested
that there be no floral tributes desir—
ing that the service and evervthing
connected with it be as simple as pos-
sible. The Rev. J. '1‘. Boone. pastor
of the First Christian Church here of
which denomination Mrs. ji'atterson
is a member. officiated. ...
_____.__.._———————-—-
, HARTFORD BANK ER DEAD
HARTFORD. Dec. 23. .Ward Vi.
Jacobs, for fifty~fiv years up to May
1920. connected wi h the Mechanics
last week. years its treasurer, died at his home.
' of the leading bank men of the state
Savings Bank here and {Orly-seven
No 530 Farmington avenue. today, af- ,
tor a period of ill health.
He “as a natixe of Mansfield. this
state. and was 82 years old. He came
a stone cleik anirailroad messenger.
and colored they employ of the bank, ,
He retired lastyear. He had been one
for yars He was a. director and vice-
piesident of the First National Bank.
a director 01 the Phoenix Insurance
Company, the Gapewell Horse Nail.
cempany. the’Connecticnt Missionary
Society'and the Cedar Hill Cemetery.
for years. He was a‘directot' and vice- _
shinagency' in this city. He leaves a
50!}.
3.... Relief
FOR IN DIGESTION
; ELL-ANS
25¢ and 75: Packages Comes-3.-
l
. “‘ALL STREET. NOOD.“TI'adingrln!fQfi
the first half of the seesion was inj
lightest volume of any. day in severall
weeks. Contrary to predictions, how-f
ever money rates eased. Call .‘
opened and extended over Christmas
at 51: per cent. and this quotation i
was lowered to five per cent before i
ers. coppcrs and mino1
at reactions of 1 to 3 points Pepnlal
steels and equipments were net af-'
'fected by the reaction and .the' only 9
change among rails was a decline of
1 14 points for Atlantic Coast Line.
The market rallied moderateli
noon, when buying of Mexican Petro—
tire oil division.
WALL STREET. 1; 30 'p m.-——Tne
market drifted aimlessly during the
midsession; the only noteworthy ins;
cident being a sudden decline in:
Chicago and Northwestern of 31/2
mints 011' moderate offerings; Am
other leaders. ' especially '~oils equip...
uncut—s and ”utilities the trend was
towara‘increased 'steadiness._ ‘
FAM I’L'Y NEARLY ASPHYXlAETED
’W’ILLIMANTIC, Dec. 23. —Death
from illuminating gas was narrow '
escaped by Mr and Mrs. John 13:1sz '
and son Emil -here this momma. . 31k
Dazy, after recovering, related that he .
”awoke about 5 a. 111., with a severe
headache and dizziness. On -5
out of bed he fell; unable to walk,
crawled across to open the Win40
11011313 was filled with gas.
0
loans“
noon. Oils of the lower grades, loath-r 9"
motors and f. ‘
equipments were singled for pressure {0
\'.r’
if
at Y \1
leum caused shorts to cover in the en. 1:7.
0111' line comprises every model and V'sizé from
to $835.00.- Also a complete stoc‘k’tif Yuctfii' Records.
Come 'in-‘-_—see and hear them! 7
Vicirola No. 96
6 Double Face Records
Selections-
Total
Cash Payment
mam." ' .1 ‘ Viz":
$125.00 .
2 55:10
refused, yesterday, to obey an order; '1‘, . '1 7
1} none let ; a question like
his bother You.
store where you will find exact-
all}: what you ’re looking £0127:
li‘Tl‘us 3ear, more than ever be-
fore. gifts are taking the form
1‘
’7.
would attempt to attend the brief' and , '
to Hartford in 1866,3f1er having been. . 7
$130.10 .
$5.00; ‘
of clothme and furnishings, es-
pcciallyhforr the boys "and girls:
Just a Few Suggestions.
For the Boys
Overcoals.
‘Sfiuits
Blouses 7
Kiiiékers'
'Hosiety
Underwear
, Paiamas
Bathrobes
~ Tim’sflaps
Gloves
Rain Coats
'Ra'in'Hats
'Ties .
Handkerchiefs
Umbrellas
.5737“: m
C For the Girls. '
Dresses
Middies
Skirts
, Talus
Skating Sets
Gloves
BathJRobes
' ' Rain Capes
Rain Coats
Sport Hose
Umbrellas '
_ Fur Sets
»Windsor Ties
Hair Ribbons
Muslin. ,Underwear
Billy Bin-lies
For the , Infants '
Coats '
Sleeping Bags
. Dresses
Bath Robes
carriage Covers
Crib ' Comforters
Bonn) Blankets
Carter’s Underwear
Little :fitschtef Hosiery
Knitted Sets
Sacques
Bootees
Silk Crocheted Hoods
Soft Sole Shoes
First Step Shoes ' '
Fancy Hangers
BB) ' Books .
Carriage Cover Straps
’ Pillows
Pillow Cases
W ater Bottles
Comb and Brush Sets
' Knit Loggings
Jersey Leggings
"Stockinettef Night” Govms
Bunny Rubber Pants
came to our ,
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