‘— EAST NORWALK'
The Ladies Aid Society of the East
Avenue: M. E. church is meeting at the
church today.
The usual meeting of Troop No. 6.
B. S. A. will be held on Friday evérT-
in; of this week at Community Fail.
After the Christmas holidays spent
at her home here 1mm Ida M. Sco-
fleld of Strawberry Hill avenue has
returned to Juniata college. Pa.
A. N. Paddock. of Seaview avenue,
was on jury duty in Bridgeport. yes-
terday. being drawn for the January
term of the Superior Court.
Captain Thomas Ii. Smith. of Os~
borne avenue. is confined to his home
with a. broken arm. which he sustain-
ed in a recent fall.
Leslie Davis. son of Attorney and
Mrs. Leo l)a\'lS. has resumed his stud-
ies at Yale after spending the holidays
with his parents at their home on No-
wan street.
hlr. and Mrs. Arthur Ferris and
faintly. of Patterson. N. .l.. have re-
turned to their home after :L visit with
Mr. Ferrln' mother :It hcr hemp on
Rowan street. ’
Laurence Ft. (‘roshy of New York"
University has returnI-Il to his sturlirs
after visiting for the holidays With his
parents. Dr. and ‘Mi‘s. Francis 1).
Cro’sby 'ot' Reaview avenue. '
DARIENd’c N QROTQ
Sam Adams. of West avenue, has
purchased a Ford toumg cur.
organization of its kind in W;-
Iwil make theie first appeamee in
this city on Friday, January 13th, at
ture upon the extension of the Depot
Garage. .
F. S. Howard. of the Post Road. left
this morning on a business trip to
South Bend. Ind.
binations of both wind and string in-
music not played by any other or-
ganization.
In the works or many of the great
composers. hoth ancient and modern.
are many compositions. famed
Among those who entertained over
the week-end were 1‘“ and Mrs.
Howard of the Post Road.‘
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ahl. of the Post
l New York. reputed to befihé lined:
Work will commence in the near tu- ‘High School auditor-hint. This organs»:
motion is composed of elevn eminent:-
solists and seasoned ensemble: play-flour city. wil be looked forward to
ers. They will present a. new and1
interesting program at unusual com-
struments' and play a literature at
Chamber- Mimic ArtirT‘Sociéty: Such
range or the regular chamber mhsic
quartet or! any of our
:with keen interest.
be a pleasure for those ,of us who
know orchestral music only through
the medium of a symphony orchestra
to hear the Chamber "Music Art So-
ciety and to become intimately oc-
quainted with the various important
instruments that go to make up our
for large symphony orchestras.
Road. also entertain-ed over the week-
end with a New Year's party.
Tim regular meeting of the \Voll’
Cub pack was held yesterday after-
noon at the home of Mrs. William 0s.
borne of Mansfield avenue.
The Ladies‘ Missionary Society of
the Congregational church will hold
its first meeting of the New Year to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o‘clock at 7751‘
home of Miss Mary Hoyt. prospect
{lVPl‘ill9.
Miss Dorothy MrClintock. a teacher
in the (“enter school. who has been
visiting: in Philadelphia. has returned
to thc commlinitv. Miss lira linstwlck.
‘zllso ol‘ the (‘i-ntcr school. who has
gl)‘(‘ll in l’llsllllinl. .\‘. Y.. has returned
to rcsumc her duties.
Miss llnrbaru chcrl. oI‘ImInist 0f the
l‘:(l‘i\':tlll J. Green of
Bridgeport arI- Celebrating: thI first
anniversary of thclr marriage todax
Mrs. (lrecn was t‘ornicih \lls's Hazel
Byxbcc of 5:3 Fort l’oint- street.
Mr. and Mrs.
of 42 (ls-Borne o‘vc-
mcmlwrs of the-
Christ church
»lIl'le,-,r.noon for
Mrs. ()tto ilIitlI r.
mic, \Vlll i'lllt'l'lillll ll”
\Vonimi's Axi~.lli:Iij.
at ll(.l‘ linmc tommioxt
the usual meeting.
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Dunn-l ii‘f l.}ll1'll. of llull‘rmxlt't". \l'ud
visit'mi With lot-:il t'iiI-mis' (l\glg the
week-end and lioliIl.I\ _\i: lynch
was one of lllt it up of (”colic-gt stu
dents" who “on: c‘onIiuItin-r'lhe Pic;
torial RoVit-w siilisciiptioii Iliix'r‘ here...
last summer.
ill.
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The first trim-ling: ol thi ({ls' l‘lli‘li.
of the East itVI‘llllt, \l. H. (lllll‘t h w; :4
held at the church. lust .- \. Hing, “ith
Stanley ('mpc ntI-I iii criuixe- ”The un-
uni calI- .ut'III MI 4 “. ll inrlulizi :i in, and
plans wcrc iii in! ~ for 1h: (llh‘lhlé
year's. {world , J H _ ;
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lit-cause of lhv luck m" :i :Luommn‘l'fl?“ 17‘?” ”'2
the January him-tint: of tliv limo Noi-
walk Iliiprnvviiirnt Association. SA‘llPIl-
filed in be llt‘ltl \Q'Klfi'lVliiv :Il‘tgrnnnli ill
ihe‘ home of His. Stunned \K'.‘ Rcllm'z.‘
was postponI-Il. run-:44 :I swulil‘mo-Iitv
in: is called. lll( iI \\ ll lie llll mmting
of the Association until the. altuluonllu
it (”tihnlnuwhim 'Iiimo it
lln .\\Ig l'ii: .1 Gulf ,‘ I‘u (In Suudu)‘
kl'ETi‘t‘iii‘irill: mil-I'm a muflwbipipved 'cxm ;
‘ {l‘lze it: "(til xi: l‘t-‘M‘.
llmn l‘Ilnir-I nl' tlII l‘llltl) l‘lll hum?
:Ildllnl iil. :'. llll II l""\1‘l’l s: uh}:
\tnuzIIJ; liv'v'umli ‘1‘. Iilt:i_\. ()L' tlio- l‘nE-‘l
:,lmmi. also»; meinlwr or the fault I‘.
‘llt‘jlill‘llllk'lll luui .ligl'l ._l:3iiin’s_ Q‘l‘m u
l“lt"d \lv'uili ut' the .‘(orotmi liI-ig‘l’fl’s
l>Ip:..i,rtm:llt lIIItlI llllgtls IPlllSlIPJl ll)
l‘reshX'tI-rinn church has already made
‘ ' « -...-- ‘- lenjoycd l)_\ all
iwredun k tunningham of llllit Ii 'ohligI d with
,plI- :-i:l: :l guilt\ to :i chm-g:- ot’ luck“ 35* '"L’iitk M»: to. Sl.cep’
Ilriiing. lII i’nrt’ Jtnlg- Samurl Young
um t'lu- ('ity CouIi‘
w. is third 3;; mm the. lusts of plane-
Pcu inn. l‘Iirl'sii‘ilig in 1m \x- .15 arrested 1:)
‘Hlffllm- ni‘! norm: mgtes; following in an.
itltl(lll (in Hunk strrl't. line to the
'Ower the Hill"
Captain
assisted 1)}. Mrs.
tlfiii living Inj0,\IIl l») d”.
"lmannm ‘in uhtch he “.13 handling his were infinity reecix-I Ii.
l- automobile, (tilllfv Simian.) morning. ., _-__,_”;_._h __
ltlglllllll a mill:
Theodore Stzibcll also
and
st: \-
_ bell in his demonbtratimi of‘ the a-rt‘
”ll-5 "‘0“!ng and. lot flap jnck withing. in \\l‘ll(‘h he “as:
C:hlrlcs Lockwood.‘ “'llS ”today named hv
u as tliel‘hltl or the day his ilmnstras
Arthur ()l—
.sdtn also sang several numbers which
:Advcrtise in the Sentinel for the
arrangements for the' Easter music’.
The cantata for (lood Friday Night!
‘w'ill he "The Cross." Miss “'cmi has. ‘ ‘ .. . ~ 7 t . . . . — .
lnmll- In Sllt‘t igll lI :Itllli Ll' 1h: llzislcl _( H‘ADSBI‘JI: 311 §IC [‘RT SOC]I'F¥A(“‘ 3‘J\‘ XOR“. "J‘
music since she h. is horn Ilignnist (it > »
ill]? P183175 W‘ian ("llUTCh iiunibeI of popular numbers that We‘re 0N STATE PRISON =BBARD'. "
iris urchin) Jan. 7‘4 “L‘Wiina‘in’
Ball. of \iillliigton. manv times mem-
will}. and \-vcli dammit». manufacturer.
2311::er the. late: W. ().J3i1'i_:i:,.o:t‘
foid. as :1 member of the Board
HR [1:
o t”
nvctlciit Stab Pi ison.
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MW
Advertise in the Sentinel for‘m
\\‘JL;’(H) U\\llttl in lll} )lupla‘liiilsl
...an
l'lfllrx . 'l‘lm‘ ihilh’ “high. 1’ \'\ is [1:17]“:ng b results " J
\‘n om w 'IS lllllllt :1 “lit-fiamfoid AdAO- l ..l “" >&
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Hide" M hd‘we’rp.
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this moniinf: that .
I'rrmrwrl :‘I‘t flu- tire ?:I
of F' hrunry 7th ‘ Lt:'il inf: ll'lllu’l Sum Sin l"l or iht- D.“
, = lien l‘tHlILlllYl':l)l~ ~l4-(N'i \wl him-«salient;
In an item in thv l‘\I-:.'III:: SI'iitiIII-l t‘" "V"-
yf‘sturduy it was slutul that llll‘ pm."- "Ah“
lie: w”... cnllv-Il h, N, H". H l'.:IiIil\ ,fiw .\ ill" “lilI-l: nip: «i will lhI (‘I'llll‘P fill
at 3-513 Scrond slrI-t, This has n(._ l'rIri-~Ii smith ut’ tlw ruiII-Imci ‘with :l
cording: tn: thv itI m llv :t :Itxlw .lllll m: “'3‘ 01‘ $l"l<.””" ‘N'K‘Ill'll‘ll m: thc “Hm“.
flit“ pOIir‘t- l'lIlllPI‘ 'l‘l..v l':\"‘:‘.ini..' Sp,“ ’ IInIin (ll .l;l‘lll:il'\ erI'. l‘JIN. I‘llinng‘ “In
tilivl. tlil‘: nlfll'lllllll‘. llIi\':<'\I -~ was lll- l "MM‘HI‘A‘ ‘lvsn'fl' ‘i \" "l H" “()mn'm"i
fomlsIl thut I,” t» 3, 1.1mm. m” ,m. H“ |llI-lI l. the SI-lilII litiiIL: (hm-wry storm]
police (‘all‘ll' “(an 3., i2 5, PH”, Strr, l. : lh“ llIilH litllI‘lit'r lVlJII‘kl'l. \ I'll: 3‘"
hut lli‘Il lll" lV‘I‘Iilrl- ‘IIIIl t.Il\-ii plum 5"" ~'“’l 13' ' 1...“); “""lll'l"'l l“ l!“ S
ill. 31 SI‘I‘onri Stu”! 'l‘liI- t‘l'il‘l"‘l ll'l'l is ”'m'“ I. " l; “"l t'v' I". “ll“lltfl'x.‘ J l ‘
chccrfully "HM... Stciiilln x :II t::4 l-.“‘l\ v. r» ner iv J“. 2
III. although tiw- lllllllllllK was putt: 'l'l
'l‘1::~ tlrv- «mm: nun in tlu- :tt'lrl'nOfIlll
ROWA WOZV :Iti-l it “.15 not until tl.I- mgxt day that lb
lilw lust >5:.:il\'H ‘ ".I: I ‘tltig'ii: ‘1' Il mym
il-‘irI-mrn :ll‘ill ::pp;I:;:tIIs l'rIiin .\llr\\’lllk.‘ '
(‘aiptain Prank Sivalls. of l:ow.:_\-‘Hum/{H'd’ :TIH‘I'K'h‘K“ \I'l'otrm, :.I.:l‘
10” alH‘nllC. spent Now Yt'nl's ~1lt h“ Norman ”rights. .15 \}- ll us ”in lluricn:
home here. :.lnll “In ::\I::': .lIlIH'l..ll" r: quilulml in;
(hr 1:? . \\lll('ll :\.is or» of lllI' lI-tl'l-l
llownrd Scott—“Ul'Txiwnuon “\‘t'llll". ll's‘ :” ”um that U“ “”1" “”m'” "n"
has moved to Taylor :leuiuc. South1"”"iri'nw"i in "'m" \nnis. Tr”“"»‘!
South Norxvalk. Itruflu “as lit'Il ul- ll‘l‘ SIIlllI‘ ltIiiII’s ln -
'cuusc III. the fact that the curs cIiiIl-l‘:
, , , not pass llII- burning stores The lll‘I
Captain and MW Mldn'w “mg“ "l. helped to lnllll‘t‘nfi the cviitcr of I‘m?-
Rowoyton avenue, I-ntI-rtuinI-d Samml
Alilis over the week—t mi.
For the first iimc this s-
f‘ce has llol'll thick Inougli
walking across the harbor.
:Ison the
to permit
‘Dorothy Mills. of Highland nvcnuc.
has left for Dmillury. where she “ill
hike up a. three-year course in nurs-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beach and
familv of ll'rooklin. N Y. “ere the
week- end guests of liickson Coles. of
R'orway ton avenue
Liéutenant Benjamin Parker. who
is now acting as- battalion chief in the
New York Fire D‘partment. and his
wife were week— end guests here.
Miss Lillian Ncedles of McKinley
street. who has been spending the
past Week in Brooklyn. N. Y.. has re-
‘1urned to resume her duties in the
Norwalk High school.
.Cllptain A. w. Mills, of Crockett.
“reel. has moved to West Tokeneke.
Mr. Mills becomes more popular each
summer among the, summer residents
due to the delightful motor boat trip
that he runs.
George A. “fright. a. summIr resi-
I dent of the community and who is
well-known in the moving' picture
profession as a director and actor.
spent the week-end here. Mr. “(right
“will, leave the United Statesjn the
early part of February'l'or Mexico.
"where he will direct a new motiorrplc-
, Aurel. .
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Tl? a. damned ad in the Sentinel
two best results: .
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Tm} “NIOTHJCR OF )lEDICINE”
Isis. ther Queen and afterwards the
Goddess. was called the "Mother of
Medicine." In ancient Egypt. cen-
turies. before Christ. women were
‘nkiliea in medicine. They knew the
,greaft value of medicinal plants.
ppocrates. the “Father of Media
(vii-ts," many centuries .‘later. knew less
of the merit of vegetable drug than
. .le the women of ancic nt times.
Willa. E. Pinkham. nearly :flm
- 21m ago, gave to women her Vege—
'Mlfié Compound. now known. every
as
Indlcine for woman's ailments. pref
m from medicinal plants.
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lstt‘urturv
lSmith.
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IIla
{seri- and Andrena
. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege— ,
table Compound. This is a woman' s _
in: to it gr: at ext: I:t l-y piping our-ilk:
olIl womlI-n building.' there. in the
place of which ll liul‘lIisnnic- lii'lr‘h
has been erected.
Everything sold
3.301 M rs. Fred H. I
of (li'ove sin-co. ('lllt'l‘lulllt'tll
0i} Nnv Yuar's :l::_\' .I Lire-I- house
l'ricnds. Among those Dre-.-
All‘s. l' A Siniwll
(lgrtrIiIiI- )\ll(ll'lrllll Mrs (I (‘.
niid childicn, Mr. and Mrs Samuel,
Hendrit ks unIi IhilIin Ii \lr. .itid Mrs.
H Silcox and son. Mrs. (‘hnrles L).
lockwood and son of Jacksonville.
Mrs. llzinford Smith “is: An-
drena Anderson {\‘lihs Tc'IiI‘ictta (liscn
Miss Peggy Mulligan of Brook!) n.
1Postmaster
Iiit Wilt: \lrsl
North Main Street
Big Removal Sale
MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING
regardless of cost.
‘ ' OTTLIEB’S
South N orwalk
Miss Karn OlsIn. Clifford St. John.
(‘aptafn 'r. 0. Stahell. Theodore. An-
drew and Alfred Stabell. Arthur ()1-
sen Stabell. Music. both vocal and
instrumental was heard. the program
consisting of a piano solo by Miss
Karen Olsen. while a trio composed
of Miss Peggy \iulligan. Tennctta Ol—
Anderson. gave a
OIL H
FUNERAL
EVERYBODY NEEDS A PERFECTION
EATER
To give extra heat during this winter weather. They are portable and
may be moved from place to place as required
WICKS FOR ALL PERFECTION OIL STOVES
Raymond 59“ Son
oIREc'rORo
NORWALK
0U CAN'T ENJOY LIFE
h ;_ with a sore, sour. bloated stom-
' ‘ad'i. Food does not nourish.
lastead it Is a source of misery. mung
pains belching. diuincso and head-
aches.
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13 The person With a bad stomach
should be satisfied with nothing less
than permanent, lastingrelnef
q The right remedy will act upon the
lining: oldie stomach, enrich the blood,
aid In casting out the calanl'lal poisons
and strengthen every bodily function.
I] The large number of people who
have su'xesfclly used Dr. Hartman's
famous medicine, rocommmded for all
suite to hear. Tit it more not to): the
music does not come within the
established
symphony orchestras, Their coming to
It will indeed;
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oer 0L th‘o‘ (‘onneotloiitfiékieral Alfiem- ‘ .
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lhrIttms tfiid bt‘ Parole bf the Con— l
ovfl‘nor Lakerto
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memoir-rs.
appmachediand perhaps yietiiniaed by-
the bogus directory swindle which was: .
recently uncovered: in New York city.
according- to reports prevalent here to-
day.
The use of the long distance tele-
lphone together with misrepresentation
of the identity of the person calling.
caused many people to agree to pur-
chase a copy of the “directoi-y" whichl
was to cover the entire state and
residents.
A subscription of $3 was requested
and then the name of the. person ad-
Numerous local people have 1 been ‘
which would contain the times of the;
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On Women’ s and Kisses Goats, Dresses, Suits and M may.
Comparing quality,.our prices are the lowest in twin.
THE PARIS
33 South Main Street South xmfli
ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS AGO
’31
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vsrtisintr would be placed in the di-
lectory which was to he that of ‘the
Connecticut.’ in addition a charge
was to be made for the directory as
well.
PRESCRIPTION
ESSENTIALS .
Carefuiness, Accuracy,
Scientific Knowledge,
Pure, Fresh Drugs, Ex-
perience, Professional
Pride, M o d e r 11 Equip-
ment, Diligence.
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~' We ofier you all these.
Clifford
60 South Main Street '
FLORIST:
éRowland M. Beach
is France St, Tel. 2140.2
SIGN PAINTER
igns of every description and
anywhere
: Electric Signs 3* Specialty
BulletinlfAdv.
A. Tom
10 Lexington Avenue, City
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
for
BOYS AND GIRLS
at the
CHILDREN’S STORE
The Textile Store
Colored Outing Flannel ~
in
stripes and checks.
'Special this week.
125/20: Yard
'136 Washington St. 8. Norwalk
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the .
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
mgCOr,
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center St,
2 Phone Barnum 5586.2
, secondhand parts and. tires to
' fit any make of our
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Rosenfield
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WWARE 8;: HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
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a
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NEW VICTOR RECORDS FOR THE .
3 NEW YEAR l
RED SEAL RECORDS ,
66011—SlMPLE» CONFESSlON ........................ Hans K n; - "
66010—TU SOLA (THOU ALONE) ................. Beniar‘n‘r-o E , -:
66012—R06E OF MY HEART ..................... John MCCCrm' ., Q
74720—HYMN TO THE SUN ......................... Fritz Km? 5 .. j
DANCE RECORDS i
18831—DAPPER DAN—Fox Trot ...... . ....... Club Royal Crtrses- ,
THE SHElK—Fox Trot ................ Club Royal Orches l
18827—BLOSSOM TlME——-Medley Waltz ...... Joseph C. Smith Or: ,
lT'S YOU—Fox Trot (From Bombc) Joseph C. Smith 0':
18825—WEEP NO MORE MY MAMMY—ch Trot .............. ¢
......................................... Paul Whiteman Orr
.APRlL SHOWERS—Fox Trot .......... Paul Whiteman Grc'”
18833—JUNE MOON—Fox Trot .................. Sensor: Orthest:.- ‘
N0 ONE'S FOOL-Fox Trot .............. Benson Cr:nes:~
STANDARD AND POPULAR RECORDS ‘
18830—WHEN FRANCIS, CANCES WITH ME ........ JOnGS'T-‘iurrzy >
TEN LITTLE FINGERS AND TEN LiTT-LE TOES .
.............................................. Murray Son. the
45258—-MA AND THE AUTO ........................ Edgar A Guest g
IT COULDN’T BE DONE ... . . _ . ; _ .. _, .. Edgar A. Guest '._
45259—DRIFT2NG ALONG WITH THE T lDE Lambert Murph)’. 1”
A DREAM OF YOUR SMILE ...... Lambert Murphy _
45256—MARV or: ARGYLE ............... . so Harry Lauder T
AULD SCOTCH SANGS ............. SIr Harry Lauder
You will enjoy hearing them. We will enjoy pinyin?—r
them for you.
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Flake :i‘ ruthlu'timi U} 3“in the youuéx‘crs footw: S.
'. «'fltulilfiQR quality. fi‘m‘icc aunt} eI'nliM‘t. 8‘
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, that is needed quickly you ought to have GOOD GOAL.
LOOK AROUND NO‘V
tor the ncarest teleylzone l
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for Number 113 and leave an order with
THE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY (C.
108 WATER STREET SOUTH NORW‘AL‘
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PHONE
527
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:9. No.1. n w. 3mm“ Delivery
LAUNDRY HINTS
ironing Boards
Potts Irons. Sad
Gas and Electric I':r..:
Pulley and Hcc-ts
Clothes Dryers
South Norwall-t ‘
Baskets
Wash Tubs
Wash >Boards
Clothes Lines
Clothes Pins
25 Washington Street
l'IT'
PALACE BOOTERY
Palace Theatre Building
MEN’S FOOTWEAR
Mahogany Calf Salons,- Rillibér Heels:
Mahogany Calf Broghes, Rubber Heels
Bros. _ 0 3:13?
..so NoRW m. ,
-“-tw1"9" 'h 4‘ u
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Howard’s in 14k or Gold Filled .. '
Hamilton 3 in 14k or- Gold Filled ‘
Elg'ms Walthams, and the best. Swiss makes
great variety
All carry the maker’s guaranteeas well as ours
’ . 2. _ Fine. Diamonds at lowestrprlces.‘ '
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Norwalk Chronicler