EAST NOR WALK
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‘ Ody routine business
Jolt-d at the meeting of the
board of the Easv. avenue
phurch last evtning.
was trans-
ofl‘lclal
M. E.
i The 1mm district budget will navel
- I h M or: Ilg or, Thursday {Ienlng ol‘ ,
thl'I vuI-k at tho:- meeting of tlle’ I
54 Board of intimate and Taxation.-
tlw East Norwul‘zr im-
pron-mom asgorla‘tlon are holding
"Illhelr June In» cling at Commun: fy Ho.“
:1: this afternoon.
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Memln‘ ls “l.
Paris. of 10 Osborne
ii. Nnrwmk. has plirchusu’d
1.0 Chevrolet touring car from the -
. 10¢.de agent. \V. R. Austin.
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.I‘y’l‘he llsunl baseball practice of tho
-“Boys' (‘lllll 02' ill" lust il\"‘llll(‘ M. F).
.ifichurcll \‘Iill lm ctnittt-d this evening
"A because of tilt \\" .Ili'vr.
East Norwulk
A umIIck-l 10h :I
Miss Muriel Janos of
Duns lll‘lll'k‘illlflltl Iii tlII-
modding. iII .\'I-Iv YOlli city, yoste-Itlaiy
morning. ._ j
The tag Hurry \Vllw'lm‘ towel a‘
burgv ot' S‘lllli up harbor to tho liilh-
op a; Lyn. I IlIu-ks ijs’I-l'tlaly llll"|"-l
noon. :l'l'l T'lI-II It'III." vi the local hur-
bnr l';':;II‘..
Miss Ethvl .\l. t'nllwchim. a toIIIclIor'
at thr- .\l.IrIIII >~Iht~ol. is soon to lm, tlln
bride of Jillllt‘F .\l. 'l‘mIIIIcI‘. .lI‘.. CII‘
Gl'i-é'IIII'iI.‘lI. and Eli" \‘dlS gia'rItI .I SilO‘A'¢
er at tho school EIIFt work by lit-r sis—
Icr tI-acllm's.
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Mr. and Mrs. TC. \Vnrd sillltlv“\‘.’li‘.l
Df ROII'IIII stI'III-t. will (Itcrtuin tho
members of ill» EvaortlI Lollmln at
{he usual IIIontlIlI‘ htIsixIcIss and social:
meeting {II the lr homo this v‘fl‘lllllfl.
Th9 H2: ml which was caught off
[he public- fln.It at tho \Vnshinrtnn
Elft‘é‘l til‘:l\\‘hridpo~ 3‘35 Til-jigs. twirl-I1
Charles I‘l.Itt was: dispose-l ot' ’:Ist
evening, :Ii’t r it lzz‘l lwe'n lli‘(l‘l)-
gmpht‘tl. l’vrpiv who “an" it I‘L'Iim
lhat tht-y lI:IIo- ll"\',‘l' soon on III! of
Ihnt sirt‘ lml‘orrI.
William Prion ol‘ Bridgn stroot, East.
Norwallt. and Anna Elizabeth ilarriI-kl
were married at tho‘ parsonage of the
East-avenue M. E. church on Fridav
avenue: of last wot-k Juno 2nd, by
‘lhea Rev. R lrIing \‘l’atkins D. D...
pastor at the clIuIclI
Final plans for tho strawbrrrv H‘s—
lival to b: held tommrow moninui
'wme mad? at the mooling of St. AK!" 9
Guild of (hrist chlIlth held last evo-
ning at the home 01 Miss
Bl""llrl“ln. First church. The affair’
will be ht d on tho lawn of thO;
chuIrlI iv the womhr-r is clear other-
vise if \‘Slil lm held in tho Q
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313300] rooms ill
Glli‘llei
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'Tis only love of
Lthle Miss Dainty, the most bonu-
‘liful and wonderful Wood Mouse in
all the Great World, according to
Whitcfoot, was very shy and very
timid. It took Whitefoot a long time
to make her believe that he really
couldn’t live without her. At least
the pretended not to believe it. If
the truth were known, little Min
Dainty felt just the samo way about
Whitefoot. But Whitefoot didn't
know this, and I am afraid she teased
him a great deal before shuold him
filial. she loved. him just as he loved
er
But at last little Miss Dainty l‘nyly
admitted that she loved \Vhibei‘oot.
just as much as he lovrd her and was
willing to become Mrs. Whitefoot.
Secretly she thought Whitefoot the
most wonderful Wood Noun in the
Great W.orld but. she didn't tell him
so. The truth is; she mad. him feel
as if she was doing him a great favor.
As for Whitcfoot, he was so happy
that he actually tried to sing. Yes.
sir. “hitcfnnt tried to s' g and he
really did very well for a Mouse. He
was ready and eager to do anything
that Mrs. Whitefoot wanted to do.
Together they scampercd about in
the moonlight, hunting for good
things to eat and poking their in-
quisitive little noses Into every little
place they could find. Whilefoot for-
ot than. he had chr been sad and
onely. He raced about and did all
sorts of funny things from pure joy.
but he IIeIor once forgot. to vmich
out for danger.
watchful than over. for now ho was
watching for Mrs \\ hitefoot as well
I! for himself.
At- last “hitei’oot rather timidlI
suggested that they should :0 SH: his
fine home in a certain hollow mp
Mrs. “h.tcfoot inslst‘bd tho hey
should go to he: home. W‘n foot
Igrcod on condition (in! unduouldi
lflerward visit hi. hum So to-
gather they Went hell to Mrs: W Kite"
foot 5 old home; “hltefoot: tfind‘
ed :h. -.t he li d R very mm: but in
his Lean ha bought his own homoI
was IcI-I much but Ind he felt.
quite sure that Mrs‘.“ Itefoo'. would
agree with him once ibuhnd seen it
Bueflrs \Vhitefoo “as very we...“
satisfied with her ol omc, and not
[rt all anxious to leave it. It. woo
in an old hollow stump cloae to the
ground. It was in just such a place
as Shadow the Weasel would be sure
to \'.l‘ II should he happen along thotl
wny. it didn’t seem at all Info to
Mr. and .Mrs. \Vhitefoot
By Thornton W. Burgess
When all is said and all’is done
in fact. he was morez
two make: one.
—W‘hlteiooe-the Wood House.
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So together they went back to Mn.
thitefoot’s old home
Whitefoot. In fact, it worried him.
Then, too, it was not in ouch I
pleasant place as won his own homo.
Of course. he didn't sly this. but pro-
tended to admire everythin.
Two days and nights t cy ope
there. Then Whiutoot runes it‘lally as it relatcd to bushlessi'. As— '
that they .9303” Vi!“ 5:5 ‘10";‘9- " t sistant Postmaster-General GloverI ::Pplomc:t;d by spong-
course. my our we " not nve lstated that this increase- was the 9 w. antom Po“!-
.livc there unleu you «not to, but don—don leave the skin
I want you to use it." said he.
Mrs. Whitefoot didn't appen- 31. Ill
:unxious to go She began to mukl
caucuses for staying right where the,
More, You see, she had II Brent lo“ a . « _ 7
,{or that 91%.: ome. They were sit.- sl“080°'“00 ‘9‘“ 395"- J .. v South Nor-walk, Lt.
lung flash on side the door‘rny, talk- 7 4”
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POST OFFICE 3175131sz 1 - »
INCREASES «l v Bccauu alumina with
» . 7’ i neutral ”up and fro- -
WASHINGTON. June 6.~—-All inr! quent application
crease of nearly 15 per cent. in tho}
busincsn of tilt-
mcnt during May,
the same month of last so.”
gardcd today 13 Ithe department as an.
7indicatlon of stoadlly increasing pros-i
fparity throughout ".13 country
molest within the put seven .Iears.
, offices in the country for May totalled 2'
nearly $22.II00.000. as'comparcd with
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119 IITFORD, June own”. F. F.
Costello 01 this city, reported to the
policy. that $5,000 worth of jewelry
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Nut IIIIIII
Vicinity to Be Given a
Rare Treat at the Bostoni
Store -
by a young man wearing a straw hat,
who escaped when she discovered him
at work. He went down a fire es-
care and when she reached the streetl
and gave an alarm he had disappear-
ed. Enlrancevm the apartment was
gained by forcing a door.
BACHELOR hummus START
ENVY HAVEN, June 6.———Co_ntracts-
for the year which should have been
sent out some time tgo to th锑9'50
Eteachers. in New Haveu’s public
schools have been held up, it has been
learned:
cation has been unable t9 reach any
Undoubtedly one ~ oi the greatest
sales contemplated in this vicinity‘
‘0! some years past will take place
next Friday when the 805mm store
places over 5, 000 yards of high grade
Voile Remnants on sale at a ridicu-
lonely low price. :I‘heie will be plenty
for all and one will have hundreds of
patterns to cho I m The voiles Iteachcrs haIe started a drive against
{omtfly SOld from :5 m 50‘: “per yardltheir wedded sisters. declaring that
and are from 36 la 40 inches wide. lino) are without positions after grad-
The proprietor of the Boston store Hating trom Normal School because
wishes to impiess upon the minds of. the married teIchcrs refuse to resign
Norwalk shoppers tho: never in his,
business experience has he ventured’
0r been able to offer such a wonder-i
ful bargain event.
Watch Thursday's papers for prices' .
and descriptions and bear in mind
that tlis sale IIvlll be of one day's;
women teachers of which there are 50
employed here. Bachelor women
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Post Office Dorian—l
as compawd with:
W215 rr— l
NE no
RoseWJer'
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soft, smooth and white.
L. ’M. AYRES,
155 W'ashington St.
Receipts by fifty of the largest. post
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’ :ng about the matter, when Whitcfool
caught; glimpse of a swiftly moving
fornflmt (or ofl‘. It In: Shadowthc
Weasel! Neithgr of them breathed.
IShadow passed without looking 02
their direction. fihen he woo out
Isightflu. hilcfoot shivend. "Let's
Esra twink our home right awoy.‘
sh! named. "I've never «on
Shadow about here before. but now
Ethan bogus, been here once, he may
come gain."
“We'll start at once.” replied White-
foot. and for once he was glad um:
zSh-dow the Weasel was about.
(Copyright.192.by 1'. W. Burgess)
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The next story:
"Mm Whitefoot
iDccidco on a Home.” , -
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R0 WA YTON
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(It kings Daughters urc
Several of tho members or the ;.l
lieudy Clrrxli-
iIIStuIIII'oIIl today.
Mrs. .‘Illlton ltoII'IIIIId. of (fret-{\- tl
stunt. i5 "Ll“l'HtllllllL} lilo-lids from:
(Jul Oi Kuhn. 1
Misc Dorothy Johnson. who NINTH, l
the Wot-k Iml with her aunt Miss LII—l
l’hn Hamilton has IItIIrnoIl to lIPrI
home in Stamford.
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The monthly Inn-Ming of the flow-
ayton Civic association will be held
next Monday III-oiling in the liou'III'ion
H'ose houses.
Mr. and Mrs. {iz-hnrd Barry. or
New York city, “"‘l‘i‘ visitors in town
yesterday. Mr. Barry wrltvs {or this
Saturday lZwI nmg Post.
Mrs. “‘isvluirt. of New York city.
in spending :1 row dog‘s here with hI'r
daughter. Mrs. Dario Beats. of “fr-st
filde avenuc.
A power boat with sow-ml
young
men from New York city anchored
in the IOC':ll harbor ow-r ill“ \‘(xt'k
and. Tll"}' are making a (-ruiwl
sound.
Ithmugh Long; Islu III]
R0 TON POINT
Tomorrow the l'nitcd llotnil Groc-
ers' Association will arrive
board the steamer "Sirius."
here on
The coming chk c-nd will he lhz'
largest that has been held at the park
‘thlo season. Seven oxcursions are
booked to arrive Ming the two days.
Miss Mnlwl Anderson. who is in
charge of the Countr3 Store. has been
assisting William Mnllette who is in
.charge of the Bowl 0 Ball concession.
D'Om an appcarancos the Amnricnn
Tourist game. better known as tho
"Flasher." of which Ray Curtis is in
charge. was hit freely Mr. Curtis
has placed a new line of dolls on the
shelves of his booth?
The stenmor Sirius arrived h‘f'l'C‘ yrs.-
tel-day afternoon with lllOl‘I‘lllall 1,500
members of the Chinose ll‘rco Masons
of New Yerk city. “’hile at the park
they patronized tho conr‘cssions t'roely
and several enjoyed automobile ride-:1
through the country. Many missed
the boat and were obliged to rMurn
to New Yorkl'by train.
Somalia IS BEST 'ro
CLEAR I'P I'GLY SKIN
Winn" and Breaking Out Often
Beak-d Over Night. Says Skin
Spocialkt *
Any treakinl: out or skin irriiaiion
’ on face, neck or body is overcome
Quickest by applying Montho-Sulphur,
my: a noted skin specialist. Because
of it; Is. Im dcstrming piopcrti;.. no-
thing has (“or lit-9n found to lake the
pace of this sulphur preparation thot
Instantly brings ease from the itchinl
burning on} Irritation. '
”Mirna-Sulphur heals eczema right
up, leovlng the skin clear and smooth.
It "Mom fails to relieve the toiment
DARIEN & 1V 0R0 TON
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I‘u‘ll‘il‘k Murphy 21;» purchase-I1
ll' I. l‘KInl t Iill‘l‘l "fxr ‘-‘.‘lllt‘ll he is I
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i:'- in lzi< taxi l-I;.~i".w“~‘.
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A ('Iew. III .Ylln'll from the telrp‘notz-I
COIIImey :IrI- "T'I’Jlilll: .I :II-w plan In
tho l’lHl lD‘i'l illiIl l;.I.i2I~o.Il (I‘mll‘zo.
'l‘ILI- mnrtllly LII-dim: of the i‘il-
liti. l‘IIII lh p::?‘l'7l- It “"lS iH‘ltl Inst,
‘\4 ;.‘I .1: in tho fillfll‘l"l'.“ ot the com-
jun}.
I‘v‘lr ltutrl T-lct‘urtlly. tI.’ Toklnukc.
loll I‘ :Is morning lor 5'va Yolk c.ly
:ler-r: s‘lr- will spv-zl-l 3 “WV lays II>
llIII gut-st of friends.
.lzlnns. l‘nolI 3'. who has l‘fl‘Jl con-
III-«rlml with tn;- Oscar St‘h‘zli (I man.
ktl in l).’-.rII~II. has i>-"ll (runs-fined
to on. at the Norwclk slorvé‘.
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l-‘.‘:.hor.IlD o-wrcises arc '«iflIlf‘l' was"
to: llu- gnilunlinn ntwrcisé-s in Dar—l
rim o-nllools. A complote woman
will l~~~ published :It a later (into.
Th6- official Board meeting of tho
L’lll‘lr‘l‘ Methodist Episcopal Church
will lII- helrl this I-IL-Izim; in the par-
sonagw. ,
l‘llrinc or write) news licms to tho
burl-2n offiim of The Evening Sontlnt-l.
aiiutlltul on Railroad UV‘JI‘IUO, in the
(‘70:! building. Phone 4.53 Daricn.
A Il\ Ivri icing alto solicitml.
Ni‘ll Sunlny will ho rr-coznizotl as
Cl-ilclrtIII‘s SIIII'lay in tho Congratu-
tionul church.
the-Ir childrrn baptized will kindly no—
tify, the pastor. Rev. George R. Tut-
tle, at oncc.
nt-r. IIho recontly purchased the
Poole-v Mock in llarian. is contcmptat-
int: Purchasing lht- Noxon block, situ-
ated on tho Post road and Mansfield
:l\?l’lll9. This is consult-rod one of tho
most Inluanlo remaining pivces
plow-Ity in town. ’
Fire-
to tho
in
public
ostri
Ila ncing.
_£9th iIIcluSivEI
io,
9- I r I :II 3 mm: ‘hoys
histr rical points of interest in. Dairien.
cat-3 this spot. but they all‘fuil.
to cnth‘.
by“ this time.
Mrs. Theodore
rum.
Republican \Vomen's Association
Daiien.
lnr tilt orgmimtlon from the Repub-
lic-:m women in, town. The
contributed Ivlll‘be used towards the
expense of publishing and distribut-
ing instructive literature.
Davenport,
or selectmen of Damien was held: you»
terdu3; morning in the town“fiall. In
the routine
0? disfigurement. A.
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Any parents wishing
.lt is: rumorsI-J that Samuel Road-
of
A meeting was bold last evening of
th» carnival committee of the Darien
Department which will hold its
annual carnival the week of July 2.1m
,Everythlm ‘ls
lorm to moot .thk demand of the
Ca. 1 Schmlvlts Parlen orch-
IIill turnish the music for the
Tokoneke
h'l‘sr‘ started a search witfh the: hopes
o? t I «ling ”Tory 'HOln," mug of the
St" (ml pI-oplo havo attempted to; lo-
It
was rccemly statcd that it the place
could be located it would not be-safe
as it is probably dgcaylng
Chair—
of the finance committee of the
’In
is seeking financial support
funds
The weeklfv meeting of mg board-
houses with .
lh""ll‘ rent-
;lz‘; !
:Ism‘. (ill thvr lullli
{\L' pliIm of two lune.-
tlI
l (,l
‘I Shortly Itllf'l' 4 o'clock yesterday at-
tt‘rzioon a Ford Commercial car run of!
the road at Darin-II just below the flats.
No one was hurt as the mug; of the
accld ‘nt.
'3‘qu \‘.‘oI;n»II'.~ League of Voters
h- ;~I :I Inn-Linc ystortluy aftvrnoon in
tlw limo-n Centre ochool with a large
::t:~I;-EIIII.'5. Miss Grace Murray who
.l:= iht‘ sun-- organizer mm» on micr-
.(Isl’v.g lulk lo lllv “‘Omr‘ll of tho. town, .
.‘ill-l Guiainnd tho roason for the or-
,z;.II:.IIIIo.~.. .‘IZi-I Murray united dIIr-
.llig: llt‘l' Ia‘l; Ital the women have
.tiwir II-t-r now and not if they ne—
glwi to lilkt' tho- opportunity of using
'II it 5.. thwir own fault if anything
occurs In p3 ltics which does not meet
“It-i 1 Ivir upprmal. The Darien
hunch Is increasing each meeting in
; silk: tor at 3nd? rdny s ln”?llll£ seIeral
Inew IInIm‘m-rs werc admitted.
Johi l'Igtills of 1H Bedtord street,
Stamford. “as urralgm-d hut evening '
~iII the l‘fll‘lE‘ll court before Judge John I
‘H. Selleck on the chm-go or reckless
driving. lngalls. who is 19 years of
use. was ropIesemed in court by At-
torney Jcnnings of Stamford. On Sun-
day (‘\ onlng. while driving in an
(ufiltl‘ly direction on the Post rocd
bemun Xoroton and l‘arlen. Ingali's
passed several cars on the right, and
while passing a. touring cur operated
h) William McCrombie of 41 North
Main street, South Var-walk. he
splashed the occupants of McCrom-
—- NOTICE —
eWx Prices. on
Develbping 69’
Printing
, Developing Printing
100
10c
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24 HOUR SERVICE
Pictures Brought in Before 6 P. M. Ready
“ Following Day at. 6 P. M.
Me' 3 car. Then some one riding in the
car with Insulin gave them the “Ha.
Ha." as. stated In court by Mr. and '
st.1\1cCromble. and dhuxhter who
ttstined against lnxalls. lngalla ad-
mitted that hé had passed several cars
to the right of him and to this count
I-ltuded guilty. He was fined $215 and
c0519. amounting to 844. The youth
Is the son or J. Hallway Insane 0!
Stamford, who is a. member or the real
estate firm of Adams & Ingalls. Otto
Staub of 100 South street. the same
city. was riding in the car with Ingalls
.at the timekx
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ROY MAYO CASE
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IS DISMISSED .
Requisition Pugs Not 0W by
Chester Mthorltles for Former
Stamford Man.
The State of Pennsylvania having
failed to proceed with requisition pro-
ceedings for Roy A. Mavo. of 92! West
rind avenue,I New York. former Ship-
pap Point. resident. arrested here out
May... “' on charges of obtaining money
under false pretenses and conspiracy. '
the case has been dismissed as far 325
the Stamford court is concerned The"
case was continued for 30 do.) 3, pend—
ing the requisition. Or: the morning of
may 3.
Mayo was arrested [or the alleged
embezzlement of 819.000 from rem-
dents of Chester. Pa... where. through
hi sagentn. he is allege?! to have dis-
posed worthless stocks of a. bogus cor-1
poraiion known as the, .BaIIker's‘ Ink
Corp. Roriolsitlon papers were not 013.,
tamed b rule Chester‘aauthoritles}
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TENNIS mm mm». i
NEW HAVEN: .Iune o—Postyone.
ment of play lnct‘ho connecticut ten- " ‘
nioyhamolonamp immanent ”one
New Haven 13% go ' one? by
a Wm- <3me ' 3o.
had been stolen from her apartment ,
DI{IVE 0N MARRIED SISTERS .
because the Board of m- '
agreement 'as to the status of married ’
Hershfield Motor .
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New York & Norw
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
m Luge Inch at Your Service for All K'
peg-mm; Padded Van: for Furniture 1%.? 1"!-
’ Kain Ofiice, 26 Concord St., So. Norwalk, Phone
How You: on». 201 Wen 20th., Phono cm... mm
\7,
The Center of Your
Affection—Hon
Home may be “Where the lie-1- - ex
perien'ce has proven that the att "act (III Nike"
home has more drawing power Ila». ”M. It”. a
furnished in sentiment alone. Make H I:
place of comfort and enjoyment.
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Sometimes only one new article .5 far 11.5.61;
needed to add a touch of real COlllful I. P05 my“ g.-;
a readmg lamp, or a deep cushiuml 29...; (thy;
Whatever it is we have it on our flwl'v‘s
Why not come in and let us help 3.1m,
70-72. North Main St.
Exceptional Offer of
Street Suits
Make
The Famous “Printzess”
All Wool—Linings Guaranted TII o Seas tear
$19.75
Regular $32.50 Values
ace:
mGOLDEN’
68 Washington Street
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IF IT’S PORCH FURNITURE III:
An endless varieig; of big and little
settees, tables and handy little pieces. -—
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"‘“ on. COOKER srovas WITH on WITHOUT (A: e
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‘. Washington Street
The first purpose 'of any Watch 01' doc}; is m hp“.
30" many in your house are dependable?
, All on: Watches and Clocks are selected for th~si2
Willa—and guaranteed accurate
‘I WE soucw YOUR INSPECTION
O. B. JACKSON
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