- leader.
_«un
.Tuitle
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u
Hrs. Chane
m mm ( ’
Tl’rris of Cit-elm?
Boulevard is contined to her home by
Illness.
Work is to commenoe'shortly on
the construction of the new factory
on
of Hyman. Schach’at
met.
Fenwick
1
Work is been; gone ahead with on
the new home of Alvin Sayre. on the
new factory or Hyman Schachat on
Fenwiclt street.
Kr. and ,7 ~50... D. .Hodgeman. of
' 3‘97 ' have purchased"
Gre'rir' u
a home ‘at’liflrvih‘Beach from Mrs.
Ssrah Lane and Mn. John Keogh.
don'ce about May! 15th.
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Bhutelt Bros. who recently opened
a supply and service
sslesroom at the former
lunchroom on Liberty Square. are to
discontinue
avenue.
completed in the new stand.
when alterations have been,
The rummage sole under the aus-
pices of the Epworth lime and,
Sunday-school oi the East avenue M. slste
E church held in the first district
is continuing today.
Yesterday's r33
ceipts were said to be most satisfac~
cory.
It was voted at the business meet.
in: of the Friendship Bible Clam' or."
the East avenue M. E. church,
held _
and also to contributogd like sum to’
the Centenary Fund.
Officers were,f .m i i mm “a
l ct d follows: President. George em: em 8 corn 98 own.
:3; 1:31.311: vice-president. Mrs. Wil- -. been hanging around the street corners complaining because the men's trous-
liam Poyvex; Teacher. hobo N. Paddock; "9 are not long enough.
Chairman of the De ouonal Commit-
tee. C. D. VHOGgoih .
Poyvez;
man.
lowing the businessinieeetlng.
Announcement has been made of
the special Holy Week. services to be
on
“sandy Thursday there will be Holy
Communion and an address at 1:45
o’clock in the evening. This will he
an aniversary ‘service in commemora-
tion of the .iniilatlon of the Lord's
Geod Friday at 9 a. m.
there will be a morning prayer and
from 12 to 3 p. m. there
will be a Community Good Friday
East Norwalk
. at 7:45 pvm.
there will be a. union'QrViCe ln"tne
On Sat-
urday. the 15th. at 4 o'clock there will
' Tomorrow
held at Christ church. Starting
Supper. 0h
address;
service in which all
churches will join and
East avenue M. E. church.
be baptism of children:
will be Palm Sunday.
ROWAYTON
Mrs. Henry Foreit, who was oper-
ated on yesterday Inorning at the
Norwalk Hospital. ‘is reported to be
resting comfortably today. *
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Alyn Wiillurng. who has been spend-
-. _...an lite greater part 'of the winter in
1.-
Balimore. rt-A‘IJ‘H‘I'Y. .4 his home on
westsidc avenue this morning.
The \Vcstside Tennis club is mak-
ing plans for an early start this _w-zir
in the sport. \Vithin the next. few
days it is believed that Work will coin:
Chairman of-
the Membership Committee. William
Chairman or the Enter-teln—
ment Committee. Mrs. C. G. Hodge-
A social time was enjoyed fol-
1
through th
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edition 0: The germinal:
? 's
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Question no. o.—1Shou13 No'fiv'aihlare some Virtue
station and It so. who should fill the Title Role?
Hafner —-——o
Question No. 7.—Do they have blind alleys in Whistleville for the Flint!
their garage on Edlie Tigers that are there? ' 7 ‘
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Questlon No. 8.—W'ho was William Deane Taylor?
re formed ?
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Quosthn No. 9.-—-Who is the Girl with the Vivid Hair?
r of The Girl with the Sherry Linulclt?
} Here are the other live questions to be answered i
They expect to “cup? their new “81- ! Questionnairelconteet. the first five questions having appeareddn yenerdaxs
r“? .7-.. '
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Question no. 10.——How do we get this way? ‘ a
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Don't forget to send your answers in to at
noon. Tuesday. April lith. addremed to "Gene
nol" and be sure and write plainly.
Suggestions for future questionnaire contest: will be ‘welcomedfnnd the
last evening. to contribute the sum or best “It Will entitle the person sending it in too medal of Abraham Moods.
.60 to the church budget next year made in th
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Getting away from our own contest we rise t
——000—-—— ~. «7:: 3i ,—.
And the small boy‘ls not entirely unwilling to dig up the garden. ifhs can
garner all the worms that may come to light during the pmcesfl. .
~40)—
Remember when you used to gee a lot of worms. put 'em in a bottle and
let it stand in the sun and then get the oil and rub your Joints with it to make
This usually happened after the cirod'n' dds" tif'town. And
air in rain was: ”$193,116; would turn
. fist-u- 2.x ‘
em "soopie."
then the practice of putting a. horse h
into a. snake? .
e most carom manner of s. high grade of metal.
0 runadt. that. although
up to date none of the women foils hove
\
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The epidemic of poor health which breaks on
be entirely unrelated to the opening of? the fish": season. ‘
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Some people are said to have back bone when it is only in their head.
HM .. .-—_ - i." o ., )
Albert Parson ’i‘erhune or some other dog loved once-1:1“ that’a dog
filled an empty space in a. man’s life. We found this to be especially true of
the hot dog at RotOn Point several times last summer.
*Om—T- . i e v, . ‘. .- _, '. _ .
The man that said that "Politics makes strange we’re‘d‘iinmugt have
had reference to the politicians going from operlnd ofbunb tam.
“Mm— ‘. . a - .
_ The women-molten won't have to unseen mydflerent kinds at per-
fume rind—they 1itro‘gettlng so scented up with cigarettes.
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Beginning int about two weeks. according to the astronomers. "the move-
ments of-the sphereohvill occasion much happiness for many." Sounds. like 5:
Lgood kind of an argument. but when you stop to think that-if 'refers to the’
hind otspheres that.oome in contact with a bat and then are pro
- -- .,..;. .. . .‘t .’-——-o‘- .0
The young woman who likened 11
young man, never saw us one,
. . ....:. a
The Ladies ‘Missionnry Society of
the Congregational church met Thurs-
‘duy cvening (it tiic',.honlo_ of, Mrs.
George Schllichtiirg'of Highland rive-
'n'uc.' imr‘lng'th‘c evening routine-busi-
was was transacted.
A special [met-ting has, been called 1
_e air it ma’l’rés’ you Wonder what was meant.
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"lanes on the court. for imitation .ilté rnoon at 3..” ClockJ
for members oi the {lurk-n I-irc De:
Anolhcr subscription (lance. will be pm‘lmcnt. H m hoped that as many
held. this u‘I-ning,‘ in
Hose company q‘uz-rlo-zs.
being gin-n by 'Kevcrul of the
people of LhC community.
The men of the Howuylon Baptist
church participated last evening in a
chicken dimwr girth for the men and
friends of the men of the church. The
dinncr was preparf-(l by the Ladies}
Aid Society. The menulconsis‘ted of
chicken fricnsscrz green pens. mashed
potatoes. tolls. jelly. pic. cukennd cpf-
fee. '
ing the \Vt’ll'ure of thc church
. t
the “Rowllyton
J.
W ’17?
The dance is
young
Duringr the dinner talks (-onoérhl'?
P
C
a
mn‘xnbers 93 possible will be prcsent
lit this lime (is the carnival. which will
iw
hr Hf
user (1.
during August. will be dis-
The regular monthly meeting of the
Public Health Nurse Association will
be held Monday evening at the Centre
School.
meeting plans will be made for a gen-
It is believed that at this
eri which would have been given sev-
xiai works and only for the poor con-
iiioxi of the highways at that time.
' Mir; C. S. Abbe" oi' lgRoy avenue.
will entertain for the week-end. Mini
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NORWALK CRURon'
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trained in only eighteen months.
’ The reading of “Judith of 18“".
by Mrs. ("able wasexceptionaily well
done. :1 vi we” merited applause. An
encore :ft‘t- Peter’s Parley" was re-
ceived with appreciative delight.
The program and personnel fol-
lows:
Overture. Tilt l‘nrber. of Seville.
~ ........................ Rossini
_ Orchestra
(In) T:trnntella .............. nohm
(b) \Vcddinglogihe Winds .. .
- or ‘ést’flf" ‘
,‘ruaith of 1564
Encore. Little Peter‘s Parley
’, , Mrs. Clarence (‘ahle ,
(a) First Hungarian Fantasia. Tohani
. (b) Colomhine ............. .‘ Drain
Elmore. Rose Marie
Mr. Robert Decesare
:21; ’11:: It: 1‘1 tyingflllv'li‘ ’5' H'. E‘ 7" \V. L. Polio. of Louisville. Ky.. who ', Songs from the Old Folks
port .'l'hv-- (H; l ”1' ”‘3' Of Bridge- will give the frontiertnre on Christ's. (“3 Request) Lake
ah It 4” . ill! r “as attended by Kingdom at Hand "Millions now livingl Orchestra ‘_
on ' m'»~.."_'"33”;,"d friends. The. Will never «lit-3' in the Centre School ; Suite Meiodique' ..... ’ ....... Friml
Ladies . id bounty is deserving of 'Audltorium at 3 p. m. Sundziv. Mrs. . i. inlermezio «1)? ft ' -
much commendation for the interest Abbe has henrrl Mr. ’30,", and “85.5111. Oriental, ; ‘53}, .7 ‘-‘
Riley took in the affair.
Polm Sunday“ ‘at ”we" ite’rvnyton
Baptist "l1.“ roll. that; Js‘ranic 9.; Clark.
pastor. will be; ni-rserx‘ed with appro-
priate services. Morning Worship be-
gins zit 19:30. and Rev. VV. J. Barnes.
Phil. Pager of the Stamford Baptist
church will deliver the morning ser-
mon. in exchange with the pastor?
The Church BMhool is held at
the noon hour. A. B. (‘ieveriev Supt.
“Christian Endeavor meeting will be
held at 7.1). m.. Benjamin Albrecht. Jr.
The evening Gospel Service
be conducted by the pastor ati
mac. Services for Holy W'eek Wiii'be‘
She-id on \Vednesday. Thursday and
11
........¢
Friday evenings at 8 'p. mm in
Church Chapel. Mrs. Orrin Judd
'Brbcltlyn. N. Y. will be the speaker
(or W’edneslay evening. Rev.
, of Darien
church on Thursday evening and Rev.
L J. Schoeppler. South Norwalk Bari
i
t ,
'tlst church on ’the‘cVening of Good
Friday. Let everybody come.
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DAMEN& NOROTo'ii
Miss Mabel Allen of om King's
Highway is suffering from an lnfec:
dlon in her right foot. , , ' "
The Darlen and Noroton Girl Scouts
will hold a meeting this afternoon at
m home of Miss Barbara. Weed. ‘ .' ~
L. The teachers of Dar-Sen schools have
imbued a teachers association. .The
next meeting will be on the 20th. '
Apr“ 18th 19th and lzorh I Tm- ii,
16‘ . ', w
devoted to. Clean-op Week in th:
‘ m. If goo have any refuse on those
guy-pines on the side of the road and
the townrill collect it. ' - ‘
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ongrega-
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. ‘F 2 The tennis court of the c
it is hoped
, . embers of the parish wil'meet t-
» amplete‘ plans 7 ' _shor
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no! church has been partly roiled , ,
now that the .youti‘geh “‘
e is a pleasing and able speaker. .
it‘ll. Love Song
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Mm ..= '
Congregational-i '
- fi'sueo rosewood: FOR A 1&ng
.y'
And. Has Hollywood
i ten questions-mot. later to“ ,
ral Orders cio Evening Seati-
t about this time may not
pellet}! lipid]! ‘ s '
' '- " .mfvaheftyrmé' tr '
s to an Arrow Collar advertisement
Sunday morning when weneedn share. ‘
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- There's. mere~truth; than poetry‘m that. too.
I: the General Order;
And. n. she a.
. Hail
‘ eschp'other.’ "‘attrac‘ " "ting the‘fhiacnm
together. . 7 ‘ '7 . ‘ 7
Senior.
set to Work Mr.
‘Her hum.
{erg flint Mire o
mechanic. ‘Land “Pilot.
win-Hwy affine. Englishimachino. ‘3
“dint-hes and growling and sun
Swim
. Po saith:
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ould.
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when
5.. disdain) went to sleep
now. He
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‘ Orchestra
2nd Begiment .. M. March . .
Encore Panic VCISOhtB." '.' M11.
’ Orchestra
Fra- nit Deiiux.
ammo. stone; Hitler.
Julia Gustal'son.
Miss Helen Crew.
7 2nd _Violins—Miss' Mattel
Miss Alida ”all.
Miss Adelaide
Taylor.
Malkin. '
Bass Violins—“fl
Frank Grcifory. ,:
Celios—l-Zmil‘
Klock. - - ' ' 7-
lst Clarinc‘t—I—if‘abian Sodorstrom.
‘.3 ‘\<";2,,‘,‘\}’,
Miss Helen Kery.
liiam Taylor," and
2nd Cinrlnet~3liss Elxa Avel'one.
=3rd} marinate—James ‘Runzelt.
I’lu‘P—AH‘X‘Z‘ Godillot.
1st Cornet--—-Elhert Smith.
2nd Cornet—Louis Smierstrom.
Baritone—«Geo. R. Brunjes.
0rgan——-Chas. G. Ives.
Piano—Miss Mun-a Soderstrom.
Drums—Frank Sturdevant.
Rev. Mr. Tompkins gets deep sat-
isfaction from having discovered and
Cameos a conductor}
and through him giving to Norwalk
the best orchestra in her- history.
roger pUKE IS
"SEVENTH VICTIM
Continued from First Pate.
three
.It scents,oertain that those in the
' Goliath'sow' the English machine “at
leg-t some gsecoads begore the era-hi,
ht whommeoeoay of Mrs. onnwopher
Bruce title was tom. a hand wad-
1 pressed to her eyes. as though to shut.
gut the sight of’the impending coili-‘v
on“ _ Al 17" ".. ' l , l ., ».‘.
In the‘ {fieotigation‘fthe hcclden
theory}; being advanced in some?”
~ quarters-Jigs: ail-Judie”.
“o {tonne slim ' 'iiersrf “was“? afoot)" r;
in: mm‘kfiiowtmm mining"
“.115 .8 computed, fleet of,_ m t...
“”1”“ 5““ W°W°WW
_ ‘two
"Johnny molly GnfiwT'hinand
By Thornton W. Burgess
Within, sod is the must
' s he warts-r,
l Elia-«'7':
esssn ,
p rm
:1: ' tempers V!"
bob-lg. Peter km
‘ onything to the-_..
rfectly. 13‘
W they
be ureter mid;
f t
at“ s as . lathe
had some out. just as had
the cube. with nearly
the, to bed with thou.
wig-mm puzzled Feller.
Ii , knew?
. Hall
Members or the orchestra: éondnc-
tor. Clarence Cable..., 7. _ .;. p 7. ‘
newioii‘nchmreu‘co Antoni. Mrs:
Ciel-once Arnaldo. Rebeca 19W.
Morris Burr. Maurice
Min-.Rabel
Nillerfi7'Missrmnry'“ livelibner ‘ Miss
Miss Eva Atwater.
rNixon.
Mrs. Osterlmnk's. Miss more gmith.
ma ;
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.7 H; *7:,. a.Ji‘mzztivAL. 9f .. 7 , a
'—“ t _L e .; ‘1. .i' 3 f mgwo-W shorter “it. 7 .' .
M —Pewr Rabbit.
; “is-Ir ' wed motif 4!"
1» EM “my; Chuck to W
their tempers. Neither had even
’ ' . 7.. . >
Every 4..., Pm.- and. a an oil
Johnny and Polly Chad:
i think she night,
1'
us up so early.
to on.
Peter. “finial
wait until there is
“Kohl"
any use It yonu’wonlddo
work ' nonrtoest. Just wouldbotoestsnd 7
M‘“gmnkingotfm Mda‘rsssrmdeseslion
ens-s. sue-notions”. Johan’s“ oily Chock. Awostfroin
‘Iness isl'swsyand fis'tineiofirstsowths-m
spin when they 1.3 better sot-rod.” mold-1 hove «known they won the
tbs-finishesdsiiplsg behind-nominate Theywerenoio
“I he {:17 the fit. ‘
file, could, . but by. the
and .of ten dsys they could run fast
enough to make Peter Rabbit hustle
on keep up with them.
Johnny Chock grumbled _a
Deanne. he could find so lit o to est,
Peter knows just how .
hungry all the time. But Johnny and
Polly, is... looked hotter and were
better lid. they wouldn’t have
amt! it. 3% tier. which it Yelp.
nits no 0 [other Nature had-mo
est it should be. —
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i The next stor :
be on. gaudy
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"New Houses in
9 I.
A wens or WjflRMNG.
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innocuous. .
The average person
‘N‘
like
v‘ifioie 31mm
'. enema ‘ilhours. ,
5 Ir ‘ sine enjoys
good ans-t. vase '
£31m “faith.” he so ht
tins all the fine-mt you Wit-«of
deal 7
Peter didn’t Mime him for. that. for
hard it is to he -
went 7.
tare, first sums out ""1“ 1st.
uniodmateiy the human tendency
htctakersthertookeenadslightiu
’ths spectacular. the fantastic. the
is never on-
tent to merely fool nt; he wants to .
.. t» “newswor-
sotns to the other
anemone. when he inseam indi-
cation to fancy himself in obiect oi
agic misery.
Miss Nellie Nash. Miss. i-‘lny'ek‘i'orthyy ‘ This
Aaronscn;~"- Ehen. 9.19““! 8-0
Bradley _Longstaff.’ Kir‘ttand' ”53‘0“ 0‘ fads even along the pro-
lfinorr Vnnd.‘ John.
Tsombone~Fsbian .Soderstre‘th. Jr. I.
lmost universal desire for
climaxes has lead to a sac-
essive path of science.
. Just now the lad is to get rid of the
teeth. it‘ one has a boil he is sure to .
are a-iriend who will assure him that
is comes from a bad tooth. if be
are a lame back or a sprained thumb
a slight headache, on“ the morning
,gter trying his latest experiment in
. l:
he manufacture of lemonade. from
cps, malt.» raisins. brown sugar and
east. he gets exactly the same ad-
lce. ‘ . , »
fine, gets so set in this groove that
hen-the furnace‘ does not draw well
French: Hom__A h“ H 3 _t :- starts for the dentisi’ to have a
re Inc lerriam ; oolh pulled.
This is all because a large number or
ichrcnic diseases have been cured‘by
getting rid of a tooth which was in-
ectlng the entire system; but this does
oatmeal: that the extraction at any
tooth will put the constitution of its
OF AIR CRASH
The French company operatingthe
Goliath. which was carrying
Dos-sensernhns issue-do statement deglyou do.
claring thatth‘eir pilots7have ’
knowledge of the route} whic
barefbeen covering for Q.
‘ ix-Britishg.maehlne.. tinned .by‘ a
company.
perfect!
it they“
spear. Th'é‘l
p . ‘ ‘ ‘ new
, . _ had only been' _ sin the Lon-j,
’ donLPai-is service three days. ‘
Yule... in .dead ‘ on: ~
.formegpwner in perfect repair.
‘ Teeth are natural; theysre aseinl;
.they function hetterln their own pur-
: tlcular departinent
tan under the circ
than anything
'which, mah has invented; they stand, :6
terrific amount of abuse and still!
mks a generous return of toll and
pleasure; they. always do the host they
um
‘ New Slmwing of
Coats-:Suits -- Dresses
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16.
Mm FOR WOMEN
Rounder toe; and lower heels mark the departure f”.
previous seasons in. Oxfords and Pumps.
firmer step, With more7sty1e and comfort than
Shep now with ease to‘ avoid the Easier rush.
in low Shades
‘f‘BR-ENLIN” ‘
Won’t Crack
. Won’t Fade
Won’t Buckle
Won’t Pinhole
77.!“ spasm HOUSE
”Ritalin” window shades on Hartshoru pliers—mm
better
. ,..' SAMPLES AND PRICES ON REQUEST
‘_,,77._}erine Furniture Co.
NorthMalnsti-eet South Norwalk. Phone 256,
Herhfleld ’ Motor '
V Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New York & Norwaik
, LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Lira at Your Service for All Kinds oi Trun-
1"- pom Padded Vans for Furniture Work
rMain Ofice, 26 Concord St., So. Norwalk, Phone 294
‘ m York on“, 201 West,20th.. Phone Chelsea 8059
Therefore the sensible course in , . '
min is to consult with your dentist so
Sarto arrange the circumstances that
.will last at‘lesst as long is -
When the dentist advisesthe extrso
iliiirof' (particular tootnéhe will do‘
. soon}: because that partlc‘flar touch
*1: camouflage rous inside‘the mouth. '
inn outside and beam-l normal;
. your teeth
{M 1m: in.
“emu-a,-
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ti
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who "Was a‘ New ‘Yorh‘f.
exporter: M. Bout-lea.- another passes-'1
ammonium. and his ‘
finite and the:
,;. i‘
“due to" one?
:0
.. yrs.-.
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LADIES’ SPORT OXFORDS
Exclusive coloneombinatious in the newest. pauez-ns 1c: ‘i
A- big variety to choose from and moderately 1n... :.
nutritive: SILK HOSIERY FOR WOMEN
mmeally £9” Bracken f
o
- -'. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
s'rone open sa‘ruRoAv syemues
mint nouns CALL 470,
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VOGUE IN SPRNG
South Not-walk ’
7 Philadelphia Diamond
._ Grid Batteries
. . T‘VGYEAR GUARANTEE
REPRED AND RECHARCED
ABBY DUFF18 Union St, S0. Norwalk
a Formerly with Exide’aattery. South Norwaik
Th9? insure a
ever before.
Il‘x'
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solo. saver
7 . Novelty Earrings,
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macaw“ “i"
Cigarette Holders
Good Luck Rings
‘ ‘7‘ " I r -: Jewelry.
lld-"Hatedw : iFine Diamonds, Watcha,
.-1?m:3§mi§il18a:§y Skilled Workmen
thorns: fig» not aLtten ’ ‘uon'to all Eye Exami‘
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