The usual Wwers held at
oars-z elm-chm!”
li- Edith Dunn of Betta Place is
.sut again atter being confined. to
‘her home with a severe cold.
The Bed Itar Barge Andrew Ferris
or New York}: Merging a cargo
of anthracite at the Ferris docks to-
day.
h
The Oysterhoat Supervisor. of the
Bade! fleet. is tied up at’ the Harris-t
Gans dock taking on supplies and hav-
ing slight repairs made.
A son. Wallace. Jr.. was born on
larch 17th. to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Bell. 36 Cove avenue. ‘ ra-B’ell was
formerly Miss Phoebe ‘H‘ ‘ ted,"
A “.-
~—oirls and women are wanted at
Cluett. W 40. Co.. Inc.. tarwork
on power machines making men's
shirts and autistic underwear. Steady
work. good pay; under congenial our.
soundings in a clean and sanitary tae~
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At the meeting on Monday night, of
the Y. M. C. C. it is expected that
some report will be made or the pool.
glitzy of securing new quarters for the
n . ,
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Rev. R. Irving. Watkins. pastor of
.the East Avenue M. E. church has r8-
tnrned to his home here on Rowan
street after a visit to New York city
on business.
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'l‘wa East Non-wan: girls. Charlotte
Jarvis. or Searisw avenue, and Ruth
Van Coevering. .ot Gregory Boulevard.
were member-sot the limit High
School girls' Basketball team. cham-
pions ot’ the city far 321‘”. which
recently closed a. moot niece-ml sea-
son. Miss Van Coeverisg was second
in the list of point catheters for the
team. she making-57 throughout the
playing. participating in 14 games. out
of the 15 games played. ' Miss Jarvis.
playing in eight of the genres. scored
four points. There pictures appear
elsewhere today.
miss Charms Jarvis and Min
Edith Dunne tan evening gave a fare-
well dinner party to Miss Betty Holly-
wood. of Waterbury. who has been
stopping here with her uncle. Frank
Hollywood. at the Nor-walk Country
club. Dancing was
well. Among those who were
«guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Ste-
phen Jarvis. Mrs. l-‘ra'nk J; ‘Kelley,
the Misses Eugenie McMahon. Mary
florid. ”Millicent firmly. Edna Bhrope.
Betty Hollywood. Eleanor-e Campbell.
Charlotte Jarvis and‘ Edith Dunne.
and Messrs. Frederick Pennell. Frank
Abbott. Frank Lauder. Lawrence Me.
Mahon. Bryon McMahon. Austin
Mather. Ladue Whipple. Llewellyn
Knapp. Chris Cannon and Edward
Stevens.
ROWA YTON
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Mrs. Albert’Johnson. of Rownyion
avenue. is acetone?! ill‘ at her .homé
with pneumonia.‘
Miss Lillian Hamilton. of McKinley
‘ place. who has been ill with the grip.
is now convalesciug. ‘ .
Mrs. Edgar Raymund. oi‘ Rowayton
avenue. is visiting in Baltimore. Mary-
land. from which port her husband
will sail in a few days for Texas;
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Chief Engineer Em-l P. Stevens. oi!
the S. 3. Philadelphia 01‘ the Red D.
line. will sail this afternoon i'br'Sbuth
American ports. »
lilrs. Clifford ll. “frightuot’ \Vest.
Bide avenue. was among the recent
\
guests at the luncheon of the Slum
ford Rv-nlty Board.
-——Girls and women are wanted at
Clam. Peabody r: (70.. Inc... to work
on power machines makimv men's
shirts and athletic underwrar. .Steddy'
work. good pay. under congenial salt ‘
roundings in a clean a.
4
nd sanitary fac-
- a.
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A card tournament will be held this
evening in the Rowiayton Hose com-
pany hail under the auspices of the
Iadies‘ Auxiliary or the Rowayton
“ men We: 9-'
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enjoyed as
Mrs. P. 8. Howard. of the Post road.
01?.
William Brencher. of the Post roa'ad.
has taken a. position dawns tor the
Taylor Taxi service.
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Another indicatidn that spring is
here is the picking army- willows:
thatds to say according tux-nature. but
accdrding to the fashion plate we no-
tice the women or the town are dis-
playing their spring headgear whicb'is
an indication, according to the ladies.
——Girls and women arevwanted at
Cluett. Peabody 8: Co.. Inc. to work
on power machines «making men's
shirtlaud athletic underwear. Steady
workrgoodepay, under congenial sur-
roundings in a. clean and sanitary fac-
m‘?‘ :. «our .- . 3
It was stated by Pomnaster Fred
Smith. who is chairman of. the enter-
tainment committee‘ot the,Darien Fire
Department. that everything is in pro-
press for two big nights when the de-
partment will hold its minstrel show.
In conjunction with the minstrels a
motion picture will be shown and
dancing following.
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The women of Darien are becoming
more interested each day in politics.
which is probably due to the earnest
efforts of Mrs. George H. No‘xon, who
has organised the local branch of the
Women's league of Voters. All the
women in Darien who are interested
held Monday afternoon at 3 p. m. in
the auditorium of the Centre fihoel.
Bonds of 8500 were med in the Dar-
ien court room yesterday afternoon in
the case of Harold Bloom. or 19 Ferris
avenue. Norwalk. charged with the
seduction of a Darien girl. when
Bloom. who was arrested at his home
on Thursday night. was arranged be-
fore Judge John H. Selleck. The
case was anointed for trial this after-
noon at 2:30 o'clock in the Darlen
court room and there is every indica-
tion that the trial will be well attend-
ed.
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At the Episcopal Church. Noroton.
nsxt‘Sunday Rev. H. M. Dumbell will
prea‘ch an the subject “Why Does
Christian Science Succeed?" LeL no
one say. we don’t'care to know for the
answer has its most important hear-
ing on the duty of every Christian-
Love for all and hatred and dislike
towards none will be taught in this
sermon. The organ, will be played
from its new position in the chancel
for the first time. There will be a
special -musical program: Service
lasts one hour. Come. All seats free.
Ushers in attendance.
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An endeavor is being made by resi-
dents of the Springtime section of Dar-
ion to secure the laying of water pipes
up Hoyt street. past the Holmes school.
by the Noroton Water company and
the laying of the other piping by the
Springtime \Vntcr Company. This is
:1 section or Darien that is heard from
.very littlc’and when the people there
are indignant enough to "kick" there
is good cause for it. A met-ting of a
committee appointed will be held at
the.hnmo of Mrs. Joseph H. Pulley:
during the first week of April.
(‘null'l'eirntimml (‘hnrcll Von-s.
lw lie-Ill at the usual limo Sunday,
"innit-g: hut a! present, the speaker.
Carnot 'lu- announced. The Sunday
morning; sermon will I») devoted to a
('ill'F‘llii nation of the topic "How Prov:
or Is Made l’owcriem." There will he
no (‘I—n-istiun Endeavor service meet-
in: m the evening as the time will he
drxrivd to the executi e committee.
The evening service will be marked by
tin; appeararcn m' an outside speaker
and special music. The Rev. Elwell 0..
Meade. of Get-'getnwn. Conn" will
speak on tho ”Makers of America." A
male chorus of twenty-four pieces will
gender the'muslc at the service.
Winder the‘auspicrs ot‘ the Ladies‘
Missionary Society of the Congrega-~
tlonal church an interesting motion
picture "was displayed last eevning on
the work being done for the Near East
Relief. The‘ picture described the
work being done by the Near East Re-
lief workers. This was in charge of
Mrs. J. H. McDonough. of Hartford.
Hose Company. It was stated thih
morning that: handsome prizes will be
oflered for those attending. As “the
proceeds are to go to the local fighters
it is hoped that a large attendance will
be'present.
Rowayton Methodist
Church services. Rev. Geo. A. Baird.
minister. Sunday' morning worship
at 10:30. "Near East Relief." A hur-
vey of the humanitarian work of this
organization will be presented byithe
pastor. The Sunday School sesSim
and the Adult-‘Bihie Class will meet
at 11:50 a. m. annday evening war.-
ship at 7:30. Sermon “theme: “Gom-
Episcopal
Connecticut. A small sum "of twenty-
‘9“? cents was charged for admission.
and twenty-five dollars ‘was derived.
During the evening articles made by
the Armenians were sold through
which sale a sum of $23 was obtained.
The ladies' of the Congregational
church held their weekly cake sale
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“DRI'GS rzxcrrE yon:
. KIDNEYS, l'SE SALTS
If your Back hurts or Bladder
bothers. drink lots of
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plete Salvation." The prayer meeting
will be held Thursday evening at 1:30
in the chapel. Topic for mutual and
prayerful consideration. "The Quiet-
ness of True Power." '
The usual services will be held to-,
marrow at the. Rowayton (Baptist
church, the Rev. Frank 8. Clark. the:
pun b i ‘ \ , wmoves. the body's urinou's waste and ‘
r en: n charge of both '31:: stimul I -l m their. ‘7 ‘ I _.
morning and“ Wm ‘be held at 10:30 lty. “The inaction ot the inoculate, -. .
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morning and evening services.
o'clock. and the evening Gospel serv-’
Ice: will be held at» 7:30 o'clock. The“
Bible School will meet at noon, while]
the C. E. meeting will be held std mi
21:. George Wu will be leader
at the C. E. meeting. The Bible class
will meet on Thursday evening at's
o‘clock with Mr. and Mrs. , F. .
Albrecht. to study the 13th Chapter of
Hark. __
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amine-liming
“he ways the
m3. .13 5th
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kidneys active.
\Vhen your kidneys hurt and your
back {fels sore. don’t. get scared and
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is contemplating on purchasing a new‘
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are invited to attend a meeting to be’
'The mans class of the church will
rs.
troll sto ‘
William B. Garwood. , ,
WW otithe Even-
ing‘Eentinel. resumed his ‘duties yes-
terday attemoon. followings few days
or illnessywliloh/wls‘vcaused by :1,“
slight touch or blood poisoning.
' W3 ‘1 “Wm tie Dalian
e on
saint house sonata,” afternoon Se;—
m.Frast.Mot theorem pause
asserted the drivers of ”two unqua-
wells for man: the motor vehicle
minutes. nonzerrested by Virelli
were Leozx‘nay, of New York and
Home Fromaa, of the same city. Fro-
lmn was oneness.“ for continually
miner-ting a ea: with Connecticut
markers and a New York state driver‘s
4
name. Judge John H. Selleclt noti; r
tied Frontal: thatxhe, should obtain-.3.
' Connecticut operator's license‘to avoid
Monti-0131319.. Army. of New York.
was lined 312.18 tor operating a track
{without a' ‘Inirror. As both pleaded
guilty and paid their fine they/were
'pennitted tooont'imie on their journey.
sacam room an m ‘
snowmann
Opening~ bi; th
Home Orchestra. . ,,
Prayer by W. H. Elliott.
Scripture lesson chanted, by :the
Knight street Choir. ,
Reading by' Mrs. M. Hall:
Selection by the- South Norwalk
quartette. "
Recitation layiMiss Susan Middle‘
ton. '
Selection by tho' Homiletic quot:
tette. , .. . ‘ _ ,
Reading by Mrs. D. Chance.
Solo by Mrs. E. Chance.-
Recitation by Mia Marlon Perkins.
Selection hr the P and M quartette.‘
Piano selection by Mrs. F. Scott.
Remarks by’F. Middleton.
Selection by the South Norwalk
quratettte.
Piano solo by Miss Marion Perkins.
Selection by Homiletic quarteite.
Remarks by E. Manual.
Selection by Orchestra.
Selection by P and M quartette.
Remarks by W. H. Lamar.
Closing Selection by the Choir.
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of pleasure of hearing the; whole jubté"
lees and plantation melodies. Cane
at 3:30 one and all to the Knight
Street A. M. E. church. Sunday. Cm-
J. Perkins. . ,
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REV. CHARLES @1333?le salt“.
KING. (1mm. in mm 7
NORWALK BAPTl’S‘l‘ . . URCH.
,a. :9! _’.z,
Rev. Keen will tell?“ Painter-eating
story or the‘Chiue'fif -, ..Sunday 7:30
P. M. be South Norwalkx'Baptbt
Chur. . Rev. Keen sgtoiessor or
languagrs in the B ‘ st. College of
Nankinc. China. He “float twenty
years in China and knows the Chin-
To listen to him tell hls‘tasclnating
e East mm
It you wish to enjoy an afternoon ,
mittee or arrangements Mr. and Mrs.
ml; "*
one as intimately as any living person. .
suspicions:
a: there is nothing like honey to
L Boxer Opens thence?
' By Wu W. Burgess
W'”imr
And troubles. while
as delicious as honey. and you” '
' 4-016 Hother Nature.
story is to hear the Chinese themselv-
es. talking in a familiar tongue and
to see them as a real flesh and blood
silves.
'tions and sunny cheptulncss work
{folks—w. people Very much like our- .
,Keeq’s shrewd observe.-I
murneu County Bank near-hm In
W on ..M‘ I“); .
There will.“ a hearing scare“ rooms;
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ford. on April ~lSth.I utrs~ p. m..“the
like a Male and fill the story with
aboundimr pathos and humor. To
hear this speaker is to enrich- one's
mind with a fund or firsthand 'intor~
mation regarding a great and inter
cstlng people and to enlarge the
.world of one's sympathies. Old and
young alike will find it wrath while to
come and hear Rev. Keen on Sunday
night.
Lucky}
ack McGuinnis
J. 1.. (Lucky- Jsck) McGulnnis.
prominent for many years on the tort
as an owner and trainer. died at his
home in Brooklyn after :1 long illness.
Twenty years ago McGuinnis was.
well named “Lucky Jack." After a.
wuore or less up and down career on-
the turf. it was during the Saratoga
Springs meeting that he found he had
Just a $100 bill in his clothes.
were selling some of the Stephen flan;
i'ord horses at the track and McGuin—
nis took a fancy to Tribes Hill and
bought him for that sum.
Preparing him carefully. McGuinnis'
of 50 to l were laid against him. Mc-
(lulnnis wonrtlifloo when Tribes Hill
galloped home. Four days later
Tribes Hill started again. this time at
12 to l. and McGuinnis profited tothe
extent of $16,000.
From then on McGuinnis was a fig-
ure around the race tracks. Among
the good horses he owned were Frank
Gill. the one horse that took Peter
Pan's measure; Ravgllo. the dam of
Sweeper IL. and Sam Jackson. which
hack in 1915 ran some notable races.
Y.M.KA.CABDPW.
The Y. M. H. A. will hold its second
card party on Tuesday eveninz'. March
28. at 8 o’clock at the'Y building. ,A
large attendance is anticipated.
”Advertise in the Sentinel tor the
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proceed to load your stomach with a
lot of drugs that excite the kidneys
and irritate the entire urinary tract.
Keep your kidneys clean like you keep
your bowels clean by flushing them"
with a mild. harmless salts which re-
fllter the blood. In slim they
strain trout it 500 grains or mass
worse. so ,we. can readilyrondermc
the vital importance of keeping the
Mk lots. of water-soon can't
drink too much; “.7,“ have:
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pharmacist shout tour ouncesiot Ja
San-ruin a.tebieepoontiil'1n a.glass
of waterfroeford hm enchants-mi
ing tor few days and yodr Haley!
will: scram... This famous m is}
gnade tram theswcld «of »zrabes‘"
lemon juice comamalwmi lithium".
Jena-sums toéoisarr‘"
has been used for
and Stimulate elm
“38.: g .. a‘
litfih‘pw‘ater am
sheath! “in. m“ {m "
$50!? ' kidneys elem an
s.
aux-1.9 gm '
insane-goat.“ .
bestrssulta.
f Spring Arrivals .at,
the Turfman Dead ,
They f
started the colt at Aqueduct and odds in
l..-
‘ibeaaiog heiagrhetore. the Wiring
._Coalrdsslori. mane-application, of the
.Fairne'ld Counthank and Trust Geri»
:pany. which has just been organized. =
'ior permission to do .the business of
a bank and trust company. ,~
The member-got» the Corporation.
.whlch is to .carrygpn .the businea of
i'l‘he Fairileld Co'l‘ Bank and Trust
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a ,
lemma
Happen every minute ot'evéry'dsy.
Are you protected‘.agalnst accidents'
when your car iron the road.‘.You
may be careful. but theothernman 2.31
not and trying to avoid his careless-
‘ess may result in your beingon the
wrong side of an accident" claim: .
, Letus quote iyou. rates. We can
save you ‘money; in your ~laurepzlunu‘l.
Telephone 1230.”§outh‘Norwalk Trust,
Co. Building.
Taylor- & Golden Co” Inc.~
. , ACCIDENTS
.. alone. new to oohia strobe ,
31%., . He “Ala claws ..
”or its; and tried to tar
-h Es: climbed 119' on ’1‘"
roof: , bathe took care not‘to
m~umod up on lair Iliad
and by!” a! as gone: --dtmd4in
Resisvget' it " . ,, .
39". this heaeeidentfi t one H
gallows «its latch ‘ it. . .
, kw .mrtoward‘. "ii-L. Boxer J . ,K
5‘ f 3M 4 ’“i his'h I to go: >"'
,_ ,, “t ‘3" and ","M ..
”an: mot-rm my. Vm,mwnfafiyhaw
3"." rill-é M... :3; "muffin“ moms-c poled on in-
.m~ry 15.. 15.33be Malaria-sou weeds
“no Jo‘s! a Mntfia‘iae:
‘mu' “my." '1 " mam endpohsdanisqnisitlos
For I Whethey wooded, but ii grit 515.»...
mm. Thedoosm HMWfistdnaidsthprewastbo
- ‘Isddortha we, mar-eon: thug hes-am see . Bug
7 "lbw that tbs door was clonal: bastard all about side ,
sum mell’tbat had so” TfiVMdinmvfl
Mh‘mrfisninthoirstmihew‘ood an .
who-masses...» fiance-r. her behind a pile-oi wood. ’rhat mt
“Moz'm toward the star lag is. hour's mind. 3!
house". ’ visor rowan a little in was! mania.” in a...
thsxwisdndhmrmndhchthorowssnsmon be
holy! aatrsou fast as he can “be“. Mm nose
meringue-n be tried it «again. ass-only a kind or a can after all.
files... rssehodthsm ”more unsuited lemmas bud.
Ono-ors"Mtsohtohishsois. watebisgbeaihehldams. lbs
“our“ emln. sd-irdhor tot-fills We. It
'fi “I." wally t a. have.“ C ml to: hi-alim "
I w ‘ " _ - .. . r
W‘s-pr hogan! us. “No.” lulu. a. nanny hold-hr m
hold ‘ nast‘dseidodly. "1 don‘t ”didn’t know what she meet-fl.
: iRial.» is anything “‘2 but-somehow she “did met some.
“amoral. ltianothinfi u Wuhxpu’lora tum“
.; ‘ “wood. l'maotgoi h-‘s "arm,” m
WI.“ 0‘ whit is inside. a WHO... “coasts hand
.125 Int: ”rm-approached wales. .
door. “ohmic-punk 0+. We lieu. Woof Woof!
« ' were not about. “0"”! ‘Aad it's tbehesttaiag
,7/ "Ion. Bore-adoptasd‘ rusted. it‘sndeetiysats.
iii-aid on. were it. touched it u. aura-al.-
4“ old is insured back. Then - enough. Woof Woofntgx.
‘ ting-in. soar-s those-o oil her-lean and up is: 71am:
‘m the Do I Mkfim ‘ “a.“‘h'
on.” I nor up " . -
“d that it on he himself that, ,mersw;m)
”mmmmnomum_ ...- — , 7
“museums. -' -‘ out story: ”I". [no.1
.le.m.g_!tsfl1 in miles .
. ' mlirmssr c’b. Gamma.“ " V, moans". follow:—— .
.~ . e - Edwin O. Keeler. Charles F. Tris.
dram. Frederick A. Lockwood. Freder.
~ iv]: A. Ella. Leo Davis. strum-l Lyrics.
Lear-and Raymond and Samuel L.
of the Bank Commissioner, in Hart. “feed. of this city. and Samuel J. Mil-
! ler. of Connondaie.
3200;000Ldivided Lingo 2.00
)the‘pa'r value or $100 each.
i Nowell & Murray
, Clothiers and familial-I
~19 in» who Know"
'mwmrwec. ‘_ sane-m a:
Nlllw SPRING SHIRTS
Collar to latch
Special $1.65
. ,PASHIONABLE
WOMEN’S SPORT
.OXFORDS
This Spring in a diversity-oi style;
and combinations at extremely
moderate prices
Max Levy’s
_ Slaying isrhere and whether you are
Costello Men’s Shop: '
Wham; L m: V mm -
‘V~I.z.-'-- .
4' on Winger Sons-’fleliets; . . .
Value n‘i ring inadm- xchopm)‘ ,.
“fir. Hora," it's ”sums.
' GARDEN. Toms
its Just mums» asleep”.
‘stock is large on
thermal: otlthemoofirm mutations.
’wmcl-l- snoum lie-”in
.rnLittie lather, “ .MIne— _ MCCorm a'ck ..._.
“ ' ‘ ‘ " Told—hashes.
s‘.
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plans
ing a large or a small garden
The amount at capital tool; is to be1
0 share; of
...—.1...“ ‘ s“ .
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, 4s CHESTNUT STREET
Fendm. Bodies. [Amnellaired—Weldin .
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witty
AB Sizes in Stock—Our Prices Are Right
Rosenfield Brothers :
Hardware and Housefurnishings
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Wire New
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RED STAR
m the most reliable oil
VA
stock and will be glad to explain their merizs to all
Raymond 69° Son
roam oiaeoross
WALL All!) HIGH m
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POR OIL STOVES
stoves made. We have Several mode). I
interestei
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boson 8:” Murphy Oxfords
. spmsoawam. cons. »
, “creators" sA‘ruaoav evenmss
f Conneaiiy i' £9” Bracken f~
FOR MEN
gives 1' e 8 1
that’s why. . - . . .
Lombury hiathewson
Blade
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Bead Chains
Cur. Jacbohgivee hit
V i 58 Wall Street
Here’s an Oxford that
comfort!
Built for your ‘fc‘iotj, '
Milton! Elwood
QUALI'l-‘VY. FOOTWEAR
‘ 122 Washington Street
mmor'roml'rmsr
‘ Novella; Bax-rings .
7' ’ ‘ . 1 ted Ware. Fine Diamonds. .
smlms‘suver It‘ll-loiilftaRepairing by Skilled “orknm
nations and
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South Nomalk
JACKSON
Cigarcue Hum. :.~
(bod Luck 11mg. .
“Elm lie-s, lemon".
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personal attention to all Eye Exam!-
Optical work
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”Cousin-aniline
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Pmoz mean-PING
-. new. Telephone 470
- ATTRACTIVE SHOE .FASHIONb
I ”ALWAYS ‘To. a: HAD AT THE PALACE BOOTERY
t 1’13er Pumps. new college he] ...............
P“ * 2.3trap Pumps, low rubber heel ................
‘ HWERY, ALL comes
$5.95
$5.45
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- , ,. Guaranteed Oneand Two Years
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an. ' or hams BEFAIRED AN
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