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Under Mamkemo Hotel
South Norwalk
Now in Full Swing
The Broken Lots Are Priced
Regardless of Cost
Men's Hats $1.50
Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers... ...65c
Caps...............50c
Collars . 10c‘
65c Rockwell. 3 for $1.00
95c Neckweor, 3 for $2.00 .
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CITY NEWS
l'ncns Tribe. NO. 36. I. O. R 51..
nil-Pt as usual tomorrow evening.
Tht' usual weekly meeting of Prog:
was Form. No 1. F. F. L.. will be
1 "ill this evening.
will
le January meeting of tho Bar-
lu-n' llnion will be held tomorrow
. w-uing at C. L. I'. hall.
~—Coal at Harris and Guns.
Thu- law on duck hunting want on
\~slvl'(l&y. Local huntcrs throughout
1w woman had fulrJuck.
meeting of
Th4- :tnnual the 013
\\.-ll Masonic lodgu will b0 held this
...-mm: at Masouic Hall. South Main
‘rri'l.
'l'lh- regular monthly meeting of the
T\ur\\.llk Building. Loan and Invest-
.»n-nt Association will be held tomor-
x--\\'.
——lluy your Victrola. at Donnelly's
(~r. busy weekly payments. Store open
v \cnxngs until 9 P. M.
Th.- Mizpah circle: of Kings Daugh-
m South Norwalk Baptist chulch
.x .H mm't in tho church Tuesday cron-
.~.-, Junior}; 17. tor their regular
swung, at 8 o‘clock.
’l‘uw) boys ran away from New Mil-
lv-rtl on Saturday. but wvrc locatcd
l. thmr pztrcnts hcrc. Thcir numcs
\\.rv- Rothkan and Morrcll. Thcir
l .rcnts took them home with them.
District ‘Dcputy Grand Patriarch
.luhll l.oughliu.. of Cos Cob. and his
Huff will insdall the newly elected
ulliccrs of Colfax Encampment. No.
til. I (l. 0. R, at a mot-ting to be hold
this (-w-ning.
——Rodlator and Hood Covers.
Aaron Kohn.
.\ “short change" artist was at
vork on North Main strect on Silllll<
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mun there who informcd the po-
thul ho had been "gyped" out of
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Louis A. Nush will bc tht-
r 'h- mot-ting of tho Mcn's Christian
1‘ llllsil’llll Ikugue of the First M. E.
ll to bc hold on Friday evening
week. The usual gamcs will
n_yoycrl and rcfrcshmcnts will lvc
Ml following the meeting.
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\‘ush's Shoe Repair Shop. 523 No.
“lulu St.
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\\lll:out any ostentatious display
uth: purl. of thc new proprietor.
r. r11! 3"" Patterson. the old Dew
v-ruil Inn on Raymond street opened
for
rw-siunraut. Tho plncc will be
niclly as a. restaurant. accord—
tlu- propril-to’r.
w‘lllCl‘ Foul Co.. Inc. of Ann
Smith Norwalk. has been in-
mm-d Sharcs subscribed for
m which $3,000 cash and $33,000
:nupcrty have been paid. Presid-
.ml socretary. Nicholas A. Saran-
274 shares; \‘icc-prtsident and
win-r. Louis Mashnleris. 175 shar—
l.u.rhlmis. N. Snrantos. 1 share. all
. Sirwalk.
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morning, according to cup husin-;
spolikcl‘ .
lmsincss on Saturday night.
Installation of ofiicers of Eureka.
iRebekah Lodge. No. 42. I. 0. O. F.
will be held on Friday evening of this
week.
The Watch Your Stitch Club will
meet with Mrs. Ralph Havens. 245
East avenue. Wednesday afternoon. at
2 o'clock.
—-Buy your cm! at Harland Gun
The picture of Camius M. Webb ap~
pears in the MetrOpolitan magazine
of this month as an illustration of a
'story appearing in that issue.
There was a. good attendance at
the weekly dance held at the Royal
James hotel Saturday night. Speidel's
.orciiestra. furnished the music.
A church supper and community
sing will be held at the South Nor-
wall: Congregational church on
Thursday evening of this wéek.
—-Bring the children to the poultry
This week children free.
Castle Camelot, Knights of
Arthur. of Grace church, will hold a
"spread" tonight in the parish house.‘
following which basketball will be
resumed.
Buckingham Women's Relief
Corps. No. 30. will hold its postponed
installation and luncheon at the
meeting rooms Red Men's hall. Main
street. on Thursday of this week.
The luncheon “ill bc served at 12: 30
lo'.cloclt while the installation of
officers will take placc at 2:3”
o'clock.
The i'djourned casc ot’ Harlan 1..
Phillips vs. Joseph Giovanni both of
Flax Hill road will again come before
Judgc George II. Voshurgh in tho
‘ downtown court tomorrow.
hoaring was first started on Saturday.
the 7th. when the witnesses for the
plaintiff wcrc heard. The dcfcnse
will put its witni 3505 on ll‘lt‘ stand to-
morroxv. Attorney John J. Cuneo
rcprcscnts Giovanna while Judzc lid-
wurd M. Lockwood represents the
plaintiff, Phillips.
—Mrs. (‘milicld announces a Class
in Social Dancing
eve. Jan 17th. at hcr studio.
Av». Norwalk. Tel. 1838.
This m'cninx: at 7:45
l’rotcstant l'nion chapel. llroad Riv-.
or. an attcmpt will be made for the
organization of the Broad River
Community club. Mrs. J.
Marvin. of East Norwulk. hood of the
Ymprovemcnt Association there. will
uddrcss tht‘ mccting and there will be
other spoukcrs as well. A cordial ln-
vi'nlion is "Xll'lldt‘il to all intcrcstcd
lo :llitlld. ‘
‘ ——‘hon't forget the poultry show
Thursday.
Wreck Town Assembly Hall.
girls. one3 aged tcn.
were caught
didn't
Two little--
othcr ag‘cd thirteen.
propriatinc‘ goods that
ap-
belong
to thorn zit Kricgcr's store on V\'ash—J
ington strcct. by Samuel Grecnstcin.
tho propilctor. on Saturday aftl- -r—’
lnonn about 4: 31) o‘clock. llr- notillcd
the police and Chief Pennington and
Sol-grant Thomas Hunt inxcstigated.
One of thc girls got away. but ,hcr
namo was told by hcr companion“and ‘
the two or thcm camt- beforc the nu-
thoritics this morning. when they
werc given a warning as to choir fu—
illl‘l" com-so or conduct and promised
to mend thcir Ways.
-—-Coal at lowest prices. Harris and
Guns.
TRUSSES
FITTED
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk
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Fire would make
on the cold steel lining of bur Vaults.
Water cannot: penetrate it.
'- gentry have no chance against this type
of modern Vault construction and our
complete Burglar Alarmsvstcm.
' Boxes 340% Year
Cold Steel and Fire
but little impression
Dishonest
msoumnonwm mm W
-...rs. maude S. Palmer has been ill
t her home since last Wednesday
vith an attack of the grip.
Miss Lillian Lewis. of 22
trcet. is confined to her home with
:carlet fever theflhome being quaran-
:ined.
A regular meeting of Mulvoy—Tarlov
Root. No. 603. V. F. W., will be held
this evening at Red Men's Hall. Wash-
ngton steret.
was postponed.
There was an anniversary requiem
at St. Mary's church for the late Mrs.
Zharles Lockwood. '
There will he a monthly mind was
at 8 o'clock tomrrow morning in St.
Mray’s church for the repose of the
soul of the late Mrs. Mary. Howard.
Under the auspices of. Battery C.
a successful dance was held at the
Norwalk armory. ‘Saturday night.
Gail's orchestra supplied the music
for the afiair.
The beginning of the work for the
records of the town. will be started
tomorrow at the office or Town Clerk
Herbert R. Smith in the City Hall.
Judge Nehemiah Candee continued
Saturday afternoon the case concern-
ing the disposal of confiscated gain-
bling machines for one wpok. Several
jitney cases went over until Wednes-
Ihow Thursday. Friday and Saturday.’
'i‘he'
beginning Tuesl
T \k’est'
o'clock in the-
\\'allacc '
Friday and Saturday thloi
the;
day and Thursday morning‘s.
The Broad River Community Club
will be organized at a. meeting to be
King,hold tonight in the Protestant Union
chapel. Mrs. Leo Davis will be one
of the speakers of the occasion. The
public has been invited to the meet-
ing.
I ——'1‘wo big papers for one price.
An up to the minute pictorial section
and the New York American on sale
(verywlierc at three cents.
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i Installation of officers feature 21
mm ting ol' the Maria S. S. Del Assunia.
socicty hcld yesterday afternoon in
film Town Assembly hall. Following
ithc installation. :1 roast beef supper
'was sch-ed. Sevcrul addresses wcrc
madc including those by Attorney S.
I'. (‘wnuario and Louis Gonuario.
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Directors of thc Ccntral Trust
company and of the l’airfleld County
National Bank today denied a rumor
that thcsc two banks may be consoli-
rutcd in tho near future. “it's a fun-
ny thing." said one director. “that if
such is the case that I huvcn‘t heard
of it."
Members of tho Primary llcpart-
uniont ot' the South Norwalk Baptist
Sunday school cnjoyccl a party at the
church on Saturday nftcrnoon from
[2:30 until' 5 o‘clock. when thc two
bannor classs-s. thosc of the Misses
Lillian nnrl Marric Herring, were the
honor-cu! classcs.
and a most enjoyable timc had by all.
Tho final of a series of lccturcs was
dolivcrcd yesterday at the Royal
James hotel by C. 1). Van Horn. lcc»
turcr for the McCollum School of
Applied Psychology. lio chose as his
subicct "The Sclcniific Side of Your
Ilcligion." The- subject was “(11 dis-
cussed and was listcncd to by :L good
sized audicncc. On Saturday Mr.
Van Horn lccturcd on
scisou Mind.”
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Samuel lloodnor. Max
ll~7<lwairnl M. Guns. Abram Harris and
\\'illium K. Pinklcr \vH-r ill" tlclcg‘nlcs
)‘PSti'l‘tlth from Norwnlk to tho rcprtu
lfit’lll-‘illYi‘ .Icwish czrlhvring held in
Now York cit). ‘lu 3T lorr—
high mass at 8 o’clock this morning.
making of a. general index for the land .
.the police at headquarters in the City .
where it is awaiting an owner. .
This is the first 1922 license plate 10'
Spring Hall.
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The meeting of the directors of the contestants for first place.
Central Trust company which was to' a good attendance and Zolie's orcheSo
lave been held Saturday afternoon ' tra furnished excellent music.
Gnnn s we re plzn Pd '
A 1922 Coinmerclél marker.11-449,
with a tail light attached was picked
up this morning amid turned over to
be turned over to the local police.
Miss Mary Lassu and Daniel Harri—l
’gan won the prize waltz at the dance'
held last Friday evening aft Hevpssy's
by the Young People's Hungar—
tan Society. Miss Rosalyn Hagadore
and Leo Soalzi of Stamford were close
There was
The police received a telephone call
at 1:50 o'clock this morning from the
Mold—Felt Hat Company or South
main street. that there were several
men with a. "motor truck acting in a
mansions manner abmt the place.
Patrolman John -Flynn lnvestkated
land found that the men were having
' tire trouble.
Patrolman John Toothill was called
to 1 Elizabeth street yesterday after—
noon about .5 o'clock to settle a row
that had started between Mrs. Louis
Anderson and her husband. He had
taken her automobile out and she had
remonstrated with him. She had grab-
bed the starting crank and was threat-
ening mm with it when she took it
away from him. The matter was set
tied amicably.
SOCIAL NOTES
Guests at the Royal James hotel
over the week-end were: E. C. Merk-
ert. New York city; Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Cockrane. Jersey City. N. 'J.‘;
Ralph l'. Domm. North Adams. Mass:
Mr. and Mrs. H. Sryland. Richmond
Hall. N. Y.: Louis Henna. I. T. Mucky.
C. \V. Bchiefer. all of New York city:
Miss C. Schriber. Miss I. Neailinger.
Miss Elsie Egglott. M. Allen Graham.
Miss Price. Miss Michollas. William F.
Johnston. all of New York city: Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur C. Patterson. F. R.
Mayor. New York city.
Mrs. James A. Meek. widow of the
latp Dr. Meek. is stopping at the Hotel
Seville. New York, accompanied by
hor niccc. Miss Peggy ”Wilson. Mrs.
Meek has sufficiently recovered from
her lutc illness to leave her home for
a short rest. 7
Miss Mary Dziamianczuk and Bolb—
slzmodonmlewiki both of thc Firs? dis- '
lrict. were married at St. Mary's
church at 9 o'clock this morning by
Rev. Thomas J. F‘inn. The bridesmaid
was Miss l-‘rancos Marinkicwlcz and
tho host man John Dziamianczuk.
Mm. (‘harlcs T. Blitchell. of Rowny-
ton. and Miss Margurct Jennings. of
East Nor“ alk. attlndcd the theatre in
Now York Saturday. whcrc the} sow
John Drew and Mrs. Leslie Carter in.
“'ic Circle."
The Messrs. Lea Mlllcr. Leon l‘ish
and Christopher Cannon attended thc
Junior Prom on I‘ridav cxcning
Stamford. The reception was grhcr
in thc juniors of Stamford High
school.
Mrs. Charles V. Scaring and daugh—
tcr Helcna. who have been spending
two wecks at tho homc of Mrs. Scan
ing's brother. Robert C. Mitchell. of
l~‘lux Hill Road. lluvv returned to their
homc in l'nion. X. J.
Mr. and Mrs. \‘t'illinm Scmplc. of 20
.Morgan avenue. cclcbratcd tho eighth
"The Sllchn-l
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ltory composed of Now York. Northern!
va Jcrscy. (‘onm-cticut and Ithodc
Island. a quota of $6.'HHI.000 towards
the Slimmlmn fund of the American
.lrwish llrlicf Committee is to be rais-
5H].
A continuuncc indclinilv-l) was mudc
mnn Robert Gaincr for operating an
automobile without :1 tail light. This
morning in court Kelley was repre-
scntcd by Attorney John J. Cuneo. It
was ascertained that tho tail light of
the automobile. which was owned by
Anthony Car-bone. had fallen off while
tho car was being driven towards
South Norwalk.
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anniversary of thcir wedding: on Sutur—l
. day evening. (‘urds werc played and l
a luncheon was St'l'Vt‘tl. there being a.
number of friends to visit them.
Frionds hnvc rwcoivml postal curds
J. Schlitt. 01‘ Lowc
strect. who is sprmling tho wintcr in
Miami. Florida. Mr. Schlm sum-s
thcv how“ no usl- tor skidding-chains
in Miami.
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this morning in tho case of I’rzinkt
Kcllcry of Norwalk. nircstwl on Satur-
day cvcning January 7th. by I‘atrol-.
Miss Hclcn Mommy. of Gro-cnwich.
champion girl di\.:>r. was a visitor at
Norwalk. Il‘ritluy (\o-ning. Miss l‘ll’tlli"
:lttcntied thc Norwulk High school
basketball game “llh Bridgeport.
Mrs. Daniol Glr-uson. of Taylor uxe-
nuc~ is substituting in tho primary tie»
partmcnt. of the llrooksidc school. in
the absence of tho rogular teachcr.
who is out on account of illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Nowell of 14
Lowe street spent Sunday in \Vhiie
Plains. N. Y.. their former home. where
Mrs. Nowell will remain for scveml
days.
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MINTZ’S
CLEARANCE SALE
Actual Reductions
One-Third to One-Half
Mintz’s Quality Shop.
lyn. N. Y.. has returned home after
of 49. Center avenue.
Mrs. Stephen Carlin.
Mrs. Owen Kindiiien, of Bridgeport.
Fairfield. were ‘visitors with Mrs.
Elizabeth steret yesterday.
linion street.
Sound Beach.
spent yesterday
Island is visiting her sister Mrs. H. C.
Sherer, 1 Washington street. .
friends.
em. and lifts. Richard Gustafson. 11
Hay en. .
REWSEI} Willi
SEMI 0N Hillllllill
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 16.———This is the
date when a revised wage scale was to
become effective' in a number of ac—
partments of the New York. New Ha-
ven and Hartford Railroad provided
tho reductions were agreed to by the
employes. As the readjustments were
protested conferences were in progress
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and committees from the various
groups of employes affected. which
fact. it is understood. will throw fina
decision into the United States Rail—
' way Labor Board sitting in Chicago.
Some two thousand shop employcs
out of about 5.000 laid off on Decem-
ber 24, returned to work last Monday.
but as yet no further announcement
has been made of additions to that
\ number
i WASHINGTON. Jan. 16.——Confcr-
ences between railroad executiles 3N
[leaders of railway emoloves' unions
lwhich have been inaugurated under
the direction of Secretary Hoover with
.a view to eliminating disag-ieements
AI. and controversies were resumed today v
with cvncutivcs representing the prin-
~cipal roads of the country in attend-.
anoc along with beads or the four
hrotherhoods.
BANK OFFICIALS ELECTED.
At the meeting of the directors of
the City National hank held this
morning the following officers were
relectod: -
] President—~chry S. Lockwood.
l Vice-president—Frederick ll. How-
an.
Cashier—.0. Otis Fitch.
The following were also appointl-d:
l Teller—Richard Podzelni.
{ Assistant Teller Jesse P. Sanford.
l Sienngraphw-lnuisc Hohn.
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Bookkeepers—May Stevens.
Mulqucvn and Gvorge .‘x‘volund.
Mary
RILLED IN EXPLOSION AFTER
FIRE.
NFZVVINGTON. N H.. Jan.
Frank K. l‘ruscr. of Portsmouth, lost
his life. early today. in a firc which
follows-d an oxplosion at the plant of
iihc Atlantic hyusstut'z‘s Company. His
(loath was duo to the fact that he fail~
id to go to his lunch at the regular
hour. Anothcr man whom Fraser had
allowed to lvavn in his place was alive
today as a consequence.
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tels.—Office, 1103; House. 693
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
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~ things oy halves.
- band with an eight-pound daughter.
Mrs Helen McGaoge‘lty. ‘of Brook-.
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Callahanr
of Flax Hill-
Road. returned to her home yesterday,- .
after a week's visit with her daughter. 1- _
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Schulte. of" ‘
Schulte's mother. Mrs. A. M. Howell of ‘
The Misses Mabel Keisler. of Put— _
unam av.enue and Beatrice Moreili. of .
in , ,
Mrs. Mary O’Brien, of Astoria. Long -'
Frank Sauers. of Southport was a :
visitor in Norwalk last evening- with :
Plait avenue. spent yesterday in New }
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between cGneral Manager C. L Bardol
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ToWn Asset
. This bank aims to be
a a town asset. its obj6ct
is to promote pros—
perity and security. It
prospersas the town
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AMERICAN LEGlC f ‘
flAI'GHTER ARRJYES 0N ATTORNE‘
. . \VLDDING R‘XNIVIGBSARY.; HA??? POI—in. Jan. 1‘3.-~In accomb
i p in Broad River they hovi‘j‘ do ance with the \019 of 13-... State Ameri-
\thn ”“1“ 1m“? =1 can 3.195130?! cxcvtilivo committee to op-
wedding serenade thcy hux c an old pose it}; nth Inpi to interfere with the
fashioned “shivarcc.” {adminézt‘azinn of the slate fund for
Icstcrday Mr. and Mrs. Churlcs M. .‘h9 raj. 1‘ or urody ex-spi‘\‘ice men the
Brown celebrated their Iirst \vcdding Ltgiozl has outraged Al.:3rney Arthur
.unniversary. Incidentally—althoughiL, Shifimfidl of Hartford to represent
this is icguv'dcd as the biggest event of lihc organization in i‘ -: legal fight
the year to date in Broad River— against 2 writ of injunction recently
'the Brown family was increased by brouPhi. to restrain Treasurer Frank
one. Mrs. Brown presenting her hus- }S Bu: 1‘“ worth l’rom collecting a 831-
arv to: i: work in connection with
Lauretta Brown. :jthe mud.
Mrs. Brown and the new arrival are! A a mporory mJunctjon has been
_ doing nicely today while papa-a—he is 'gzamed by Judg William M. Haitbie
one of the Sentinei’s iinotytpe opera 'of the Superior Court restraining
tors is so fussed up that he can hard- ,Treasurer Butte worth from drawing
13. work a salary of $300 a month as granted by
Mrs Brown was former”. Miss a three 20 one vc to of the: State Board
Charlotte gum of Broad River of Conzrol, mule: whose «inaction the
lLegicn adminisltz‘s the NM,
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Is In Full Swing
Honest-toGoodness Savings—+goodness in quality—
honesty in reductions
Such low prices on such fine Clothing and Fumish— ‘
ing goods make men doubt. there ever was
a war.
Rogers and Stevens
Norwaik Two Stores South Normal]:
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PRE-INVENTORY SALE
50 PER CENT REDUCTION
1922 Calendars and Holiday Stationery
The Hamilton Shop
49 WALL STREET
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL NINE O’CLOCK
CLEAN UP SALE
On Women' s and Misses Coats, Dresses. Suits and Millinery.
Comparing quality, our prices are the lowest in town.
THE PARIS
33 South Main Street South'Nal-walk
' ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS AGO
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our community -to savc by giving the ~uppori of their example.
02' course. you business inch liar» ('(lllllllt‘l'l'lal and
pcrs-xnal checking accounts: but thew arc littlv understood by
the children.
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Have a SAVINGS AC ( Oi \I’I‘. two—en nccd not 1.1- a large
one—and set a pace in rccular deposits for them tn follow.
Start an account this mum lt——ll0\\ —and ll\ lll‘ plan out. dur-
thc coming ycal.
Fairfield County Savings Bank
Norwalk, Conn.
Safety for All—First of All
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HIGH GRADE FELT MATTRESSES
' at thé priceof Cotton , r.
Constructed from a scientific standpoint, with only one View ; V
in mind—to give comfort and satisfacton.
Compartment Felt Mattress .. . . . . . .. $24.00
Layer FeltMattress,Agrade $15M
LayerFeltMattress, Bgmde........r$10~50.
.< . ...- your
90 lb.
: 50 lb.
'59 lb.
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l prospers. It is a civic_~
I force.
THE CITY
1501
. South lek, Conn.
NATIONAL BANK . ’"
.35 lb. PureSifitFiossMatm WWW
Theée mattresses are covered in attractive ticks and are
the best money can buy.
Come In and See Them.
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Norwalk Chronicler