r 17101? WAX} ‘
Thaliamer block at Liberty Square
being newly. painted.
illlam Murp y. 01 East avenue.
has purchased a new Ford ‘ touring
Mrs. Hoffman, of .Goldstein place.
who has been seriously ill, is improv-
vtmmowly.
. .MIss Mary Shaughneasey was a re-
. can; visitor at Pea; Tree Point, Noro-
ton.“
._ Véndre-w Bloomquist. of 5th street.
lfia accepted asimosition in the Not!
'lk Iron \Vork‘c. . .~ _ 7‘
,A.‘_. :
> ~ , Nan-‘—
l. vaimavid Kraml,
‘enjoying a two weeks’ vacation from
inclinations with. thev.;Lounsbury .and
Vl‘fiuhewson Shoe company.
I?“ . ', »
Within a very .shortdimé. workmen
will commence removing,r the buildings
recently acquired by the bridge com-
ngntec on Scavlcw avenue.
'SA‘bout sweats-‘fivc members of the
'7.".Cra£tsmen or \Vcstport are to enjoy
one of Steward lloll:.'\vood's shore
‘dinners. at tho t'orwaik Country club.
Vtomorrow evening.
About 150 members of tho l'loostem'
(no?) of Danhury are holding an out-
.lng today at tho imrlon llnllsf'. Gr”:-
cry Point. The day will no filled with
net at 5:30 this evening.
Assistant Fire (‘hipf‘ Fred M.
Wheeler this morning ‘ callus! at tho
bottling works of Morris Sophin, 22?;
Liberty Squarc. and notified him that
the practice of having empty boxes
and cases in front of, his promises to hold their anlmgifexcurslon: t.rrhpy
must bc discontinued. It has lwcn ul- were: 'l‘lw piano club of New York
most an impossibility for ”“3 fir“ citv. making the trip 0n fyonrd the
inlarln box to ho rvachcd at times. and
it w this aspect of the- cnsc which
caused Chit-f \thvlcr to issue the
warning. Several complaints haw1
been madc by pedestrians nassim:
that point. of the twisting condition:
Investigations have started in East
Norwalk. following-(tho first call mi
the Ru Klux Klan. which was in ovi-
dencc on a sign. on Sonsidc placc. ncnr
the residence of Nancy Tyson \V‘liltc.
According to information this morn‘
ing received by The Evening Sentinel
the outcomv of the» case will he
‘ thrashed out in court. although noth-
ing dolinite- has lu-cn detormizwd as
yet. Sunday. when motorists and res-
idents of this scctlon passed bv Ahoy.
found signs that had lu-nn crcctmi :‘m-
the purpose of informing pmlvslrizmw
that this was not. a lllorougrhf'urr. but“
that the road was open to thr- public
through courtesy of tho owner. Much
dispute has sturtml. it bring statwl
that, it must by thrashcd out to dr-tvr-
ml‘nc who owns tho property and who
has tho privilege of crowing surh
signs as have her-h erected.
Ro “Ir/AIN’YT‘ON
E. J. Garrison of “'cst Side avenue
has recently painted his house.
Walter F. Kiggins. who rvccntly :lg- ,
nred in an accident in South Norwalk. i
is again driving- hls taxi. which was
slightly damaged at the time.
—-——~—
Miss Clara Kline of New York city.
city is spending a few days here as‘
the guest of the Misses Lucille and;
Gertrude Brnnda.
The annual picnic of the Rowaytoxr
Methodist Sunday school was well at-
tended yesterday. The members trol-.
leyed to Pleasure Beach. Bridgeport.
where the affair was held;
Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Hart of Stat-
an Island. who spent the work 0nd as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrcw
Mills of liowayton avenue. have rc—l
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney J. Colford. Jr..
of New York. have taken the lcasv for.
the season of tllEI‘Ed‘Vul‘d L. Stevens'
nmperty at Tokencke. Leila M. Mas—l
oer to the broker.
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the R0-
wayton Methodist Episcopal church is
holding a meeting this afternoon to
make final plans and arrangements
for the bazaar and supper to be held
next Tuesday. '
DAMEN& NOROTON .
. —___
Roy C. Lester of the Post road is
drivmg a. new Buick touring car.
A‘ number of the Darlenites enjoyed
the bathing yesterday at Hickory‘
Plans are—being“ made for the an-
on“ picnic of
The definite date has not l .
decided upon as yet. )cen
.,
lilac Dorothy Godfrey.
mndihz the past week with friends
«jgffiridgeport, has returned to her
home on the Post road.
who his been
ijlftev. George Tuttle. pastor of the
fifiopgmgatlonal church. who is spend-i
in; the Weck at Camp Mohawk. is re- ‘3
whet-ins. his friends in town withl
monk post cards. l
m weekly cottage meeting of the
church of Noroton "will:
evening at the home of
and‘Mra. Tibbetts of tho Ht-ights.‘
Wolf club pack or the
church
«slap meet this evening.
.r". ' f a W ’
annual carnival of the :mien‘
department will start Friday
’an‘d the members of the'com-
-hoping thné it will cleur‘byB
.. 8 so that than will not have
éghxn‘thcir way. The dance l
been erected and everything
gens for what it is helped
yew-successful wen-k. ’I
W.
n
.—-—--
a
.of ddfloye at rect,.;-iis-
many athletic (wants mill :1 short.- «lin-
iclflv in the early part. of
‘ ham! again this cvcnnlng.
. taking charge- ot’ the club house until
'tiou of part.of the village and heavy
-property damage. began his task to-
thc disaster and a conference with city
; officials.
committee. appointed late
by Mayor J. M. Grlze.
the floods of
'the best methods of ministering'1o
them. ., 1
{absence of more modern -apna'ratus. .
Tailed to save a
Brook farm. negr;Wogdbrid§e, yes-'5.
.also destroyed. . .
'-
J
Ithe damage is not known. but the en;
was burned to the ground.
had been burning for more than 20
minutes before an alaIi-m had been
sent in.
for; 1119 ill-gf‘giglueigsfand they ’31th
him. saved trebullding if'watcr had
no.)
stuck in the mud and it resulted in an
all night job for the local firemen to
pull the lire-fighting apparatus
and it was not until late this morning
that they accomplished their achieve-
merit.
EEO-.7797? - 1’01ij
will '55
The (first Neck; Sunday school is
steanrie-r Nassau.
Twilight bathing is becoming very
popular. «sum-itxfly this week. duo In
the fact. that the tide is high late in
the afternoon.
'l‘lw llvlicati-sscn Dealcrs' Associa-
hold its annual excursion at the park
today on board the stcatnen-Seugatc.
' r i. » .1“;
Aiming? ElsiIL’c'sc’engn‘slon is listed
to make an appearance the early part
of nt-xt “pelt. These men and their
custonlfs .plwayc,: ‘aot tlio_.g.u't,'ention
of a. solute ot‘ 151$an and? women. .
’l'wo excursions arrived at the park
steamer"lit-agate. and tbc Rapid Arl-
‘dr'ossing Machine Company. on mount
the steamcr Sirius. ~
A pretty “Moonlight" dance was
holrl'lasts‘venln'g. The feature mark-
ml the regular weekly novelty night.
and. instcnd ol‘ distributing novelties.
Jim Brennan. arrangcd the affair in
the formant ll‘nloonllg'lfityd‘ifi‘léc‘a Many
bountiful electrical- em'cts 'attractcd
the. eye of the spectators. who claim
it was tho prettiest dance hold at tho
park this scuson. Anothcr feature of
tho cv‘ening was the saxaphonc quar-
tot.
‘_ BELL ISLAM?
Miss March-alv- ("'ls. ol‘ va York
city. in tho gavsl o: Dr. G903?“ \Vcn—
nor. North dunno?
\Vfl‘li has iwvn stll‘ti‘d on the lay-
in; n‘.‘ tht- m w rumor-etc shit-walks on
Silznmi' Li\“‘l’lll\'.
M
'l‘iwgc'narity card toilrnamcnt to be
gth‘ll at lln: lioml- of Mrs. J. L. lrush.
on August 3rd. is holding much at.-
trnllon in the island.
32;... mini. \a’uliiimg Ct.‘!"'bl‘2“‘."il a
inminluy Sunday and canopy: the many
gritty-2 she l‘t'lR‘lVCtl was that of a
canoe.
Sewcrlxl 03' the ladies of the Summit
thlSi‘ vn_io_w«l :1 card party yostvrduy.
ll,‘l.t‘l‘l‘.(l':ll on the veranda. Rcfrcslia
nlvnls \vvrc later curved.
Anothvr te‘aturc that is holding
mucl. intcrcsl about the island is :1
proposal tennis tournanwnt to‘lm
- August. As
yet no definite“ dutc has been arranged
for, lvnt will be an‘nounccd shortly.
moving picture show
will lw lll‘ll] this (roiling in the club
honsv. A largo attendance? patronized
lhn ('\t‘lll lust “(VCR and it is (‘xpt’clt‘r‘tl
thnl llw sumo largo throng will be on
Tim weekly
'l‘ho lwach at PineiPointtmarked in
some rcspl-cts that of Newport. ycs-
tPrrlay afternoon. Several women and
children (-njnywl tho cool brcezes from
tin- sound and found it. necessary to
nw sun umlurclla's to kcep the intense
lit-zit from them. ‘
tire structure, which was quite large.
The firc
The cause of the fire is be- ; V.
i‘e-vetho be spontaneous combustion-
Ityuwas several minutes of hard3w0rk _
0 Nathaniel... z. \thlc ;,bacl§.ingv 1.35%:
Mack truck to a‘ brook‘ where‘rthe‘ 3 , . 3
pumpércouldmbe used.» memorial; waysale which takes apncmatmually
outr
lligh tide inlay at 6:31 (S. T3". care of ‘the customers and see that
.» ._. ,. -1 .. - trim-filmy rece'ch momma/costumers. ~IMany
Tlle' "celltly (igsplgy of flrcw‘c 1 improvements have Deon made in the
"'éx-zulethWtSHOSfi‘OW cé‘c‘fii. '3’
listed to arrive heretomorrow ‘on the- ~
lion Bl‘AfchmYo‘r‘lt city i‘sfirs’cll'éduled to
. ‘ GRAND OPENING I.
Ann" ual July» Clearance Sale-
.Opens Tamqrroyv Morn.
’ .ing ““1?an
, ' _. 3 Static- ,
'. 5Tbe shoppers“é§'2€orwnlk andsyt‘cino
Atty willgjiave thoropportqnity toaster)-
-éflt B by the . greaté’s’f‘ dulyClemnfe
21
Roman: In conversation with a. Sen—
tlnal reporter. Mr. Corcoran. the ad:
vertising manager. stated that great
preparations have. been made to make
thisvsale a magnet for thrifty house-
wives and said that the cost of mer-
chandise has not been taken into con.-
> gsiderouon, that: tho-objector zine pale
~was to reduce sto’cfioin order to ~makc
salespeople will be on hand to take
iliiyout of the storé’ and customers will
find the Boston Store a wide-a-wake
establishment. 2 . "
_ Two Experiihéntgl State
’ Roads Are Established
(Continued from Page One)
to observe the manner in which they
wear. After a reasonable test. the
«lopartmcnt will select astthe standard
of construction for that type of high.-
\V'LY in Connecticut the section which
proves the most Economical. consider-
way. ’
150 Miles of Conn-etc Roads.
Tho nlatériaIVUScd in the six “steps."
they orc' 'cal'léd at‘the
as highway
department: 'rangée in ‘price from $6
a ton to $12 a ton. and. as about
LDC-Ii tons are required for ouch mile
of highway. and thcrc arc 150 miles
of concrvtv roads under the supervi-
sion of the state highway dcpartmcnt
in Connucticut. tho result 01 the PK-
pcrémcnt is l‘XPE’Cth to haw:- an im-
portant hearing on the future r4?-
conslruction costs in’tlic sluts).
Th» experiment on the turnpike is”
for tlw pin-pogo of «Welding on the.
host ligating-n! of concrvlv highways
while that on the Plain\‘illc-Snutiilngv
ton hizhway’is to dotvrmin» the most
satisfactory treatment of mucudam
roads. The highway «ivpurlhimtt's ox-
pmicnco with conch- roads has been
that thvy will \vcar \w-ll. according to
Commissioner Bennett but that. after
hard “war for, fir? orvsix. yours;
thnrn arc places whcrc the surface be:
Point-9.: rough. It is to rlvcicic on a
typo of surfacing for the lrcntmont of.
such rough stints u’hr-‘n thcy :xpgwur
that tho l‘wrlfii 'l‘urnpikc cxpe’irimcnial
secllor has hvwn cstalnlisimrl. A large
Sign is helm: crccterlmt um l'lt'glllllll‘ig'
o' .lhv .vu-zinn to inform llzc public
(luv tho road is a sl-rlcs of («pt-ri—
mc‘LEnl for about 3 mile. and
«‘ucll "Sal-in" is Britt-rod :‘br idmtlll’lcn-
lion. This makes it possible for users
of tlw :umplkn. who Ill-53w. to notify
5’- .'i 24-3
”room for‘jal-l r‘inérc‘handrsef 'ExtrarV
AWE-.93 or oner»
9! r mw-ntfi in
in; the cost {radii thg'e lit‘c of the higli- .
r.“
My .3?
much to
that; if '
But Sammy wasn't speecl'less for
indeed, Sammy wasn't
long. No
speechless for long. . 3 _
Sammy enJoys notnlng
more than spreading of news. So
away he started, shouting at the top
of his lungs, “Peter Rabbit. IS a pnfir
onerl Peter Rabbit is a prisoner! He
is over in Former. Brown’s henya‘rd!
New Sammy’s voice can be heard a
'Everbody in the Old
V _,0rchard- heard him, at. once and of.
course everybody at once started for
Farmer Brown’s henya‘rd to see If
what Sammy had said was true.
Sammy Went straight over to the
Green Forest to spread the news
Then he headed for the dear
Old Briar~patch. Before he reached
it he saw Johnny Chuck getting his
breakfast in a clover
“ , Johnny «Chuck ‘
think happened to Peter Rabbit?” he
indeed, and
long distance.
there.
Hi
cried.
“Nothing bad I _ 3
Johnny oitfiafi up and talking with
u .
his mouth f
"He’s a prisoner!" cried Sammy
Jay.
Johnny Chuck
“Whose primer is he?" he asked.
nnixously.
‘ f'Fu-m er Brown’s boy’s.
“Top 'in la. "pen “in Farmer
MRS-ltd." replied Sammy-
HD‘ W you know?” demanded
JOhle Chuck lookin
3 ‘You' see ‘
out enough talcum that. he could}: t
believe everything flat as told him.
saw him." .
“Anyway I say his tail.
which commits to the some thingl
Then he told Johnny all nbout‘tlmt
en in Farmer Brown‘s hcnynrd. and
gov. ho'had watched andentched to
see who was in it. and finally thot
very morning hall caught ”a glimpse.
of a white nil disappearing manic
the little box in the pen. _
“Pox-ha ii i‘tiis some other Rabbit,”
Johnny Chuck.
believe Peter Rabbit would ho so
stupid an to be caught and put in a
pen. It mustbe some other Rabbit."
ficiously.
“Because
Sammy In.
some} ta
d2:
1
~ «floweoerlfaét good mm may spread
.5 The discovery thud: Peter Rabbit;
fiattgnews is' always for 'whm- .
Q :1. ' . ..
rti wag inch 3’31:ch to.
- mi and: in his hffifiiex
was speechless. He had‘rknown. that
some one was a prisoner therefbntnot
once had he thought otP‘eter Rabbit.
‘ You see he thought: Peter knew too
xet‘into any such scrape so.
—'Petqcr Rahbit
A.
V
pen in. Farina:
Here was news
By {Thornton W. Burgess '} .;
“Hi, Johnny Chuck! What do you
think has happened to. Peter
Rabbit?" he cried! -
. _ Fur .tm.‘_wd:r£! 11m.
25.6mm St, S0. NOIWa .
339.,qu 20th., rhon. gflgn ,
. 7' .. i ,
RmN POINT Pm
' g Danfing‘EVenmgs 8:15 to 11:30
L 'DiY‘ito’s ' Famous Orchestra
'ADKIN'ING— C AS INO
‘ 3': French ”end American Cuisine
‘ FIREWORKS EVERY THURSDAY
Amplerarking Space ‘
689- Bath Houses
—~—.—;—-—_
ON SALE JUNE 218T
asked Sammy Jay.
Johnn
patch.
' th ough
What do you “HY-
hope." replied
. c‘ N
stopped chewing. .nere.
An as he
rowns the Green Meadows.
called to her.
at. Sammy sus— cried.
oimny had lived
Peter. “I’m worried
snap filled Sammy.
c' is.
Brown's henyard."
in; the news.
“1 don't
(Copyright. 1922. by T.
The .next story: “Man
Farmer Brown's Henyaxd.
“When did you see Peter last?"
Chuck scratched his nose
"I haven't seen him
for several days," he confessed.
hadn’t thought of it before, but. now
you mention the matte:- I haven't. seen
Peter Rabbit in the dear Old Brim--
patch for several days. But. that
doesn't mean that. he hasn't been
Just then Sammy Jay's sharp eyes
spied the taco of little Mrs. Peter at
the edge of the dear Old Brim-patch.
She was looking anxioufly out. across
At one: Sammy
“Where's Peter?" he
“I don’t know,” confessed little Mrs. '
about him.
hasn't. been home for scveralxdays.”
‘fYou needn't worry any more.” re-
“1 can tell you where
He's a prisoner up in Farmer
And then Sammy Jay couldn’t; un-
derstand why little Mrs. Peter looked.
more worried than ever.
Son-any it was a great joke that Peter
Rabbit had been caught. So all the
rest of that day he flew about spreads
You see to
go. Barge-i)
y Visitors to
"
For a Limited Time
W ear - Ever
V , . S-Quart ,
Aluminum. Preserving Kettle
, for only
' '$1.4
Cover 35c Extra
«I
HI
tho :lornrtmcnt which type- upptars to
tltcm to lw tho most satisfactory.
\Voulti Reclaim Old Material.
’l‘hc some is being dorm on
Pinon-iilo.30uthhnbn&hlxhway.
cwpt that an entirely differentkimi of
the
road is involxcvl. More the highway]
cunm1i>sirmcr is «~xpcrimcntlng to .
asccrmin the- practicability of using
n\r*:‘ again in tho rcconstruction of
that typo of highway the same motor—
iul that was used in the original con-
struction of tho highway. Success of
vstublisluwl in this state arc also built
in Illinois.
NE‘V HAVEN SHIP ()‘VNER DEAD.
NEW’ HAVEN. July ISL-«Nathan
i-Iastcrl>rook.',;r.. once ‘licnd of the
iiastcrhrook Manufacturing Company. ‘
and a ship owner. «lied yesterday.
aged 86. tic had been president of
the Chamber ofCommerce. a charter'
member or the l‘nlon League club.
servml in the Civil War as an omcer,
nnl for fifty years had been active in
ClVlt‘ and social affairs here.
~—
«.-
\V‘:lliam G. Crimmons has resigned
his position as Steward of the Bell
Island Club and now the members are
again looking for someone to fill the
vacancy. Elsworth "Smith. Arthur
Loonurll and Arnold McLaughlin arc
somcon‘o can be 'sccurcd'. '
—-
Hm
lNSPi-If'l‘s \"ILLIMANSE'I'I‘
DISASTER.
CHICOPEE. Muss. July ISL—Chief
Engineer Frank Hodgdon of the State
Department of Public Works. assign-
ed by Governor Cox to investigate the
cause of tho Lriving way of the (lam
at Langwald's pond. in W'illimansctl.
curly Monday. with resultant inunda-
day with an inspection of the scene of
or harmful drugs. End women inflict-
ed with such ailments should try it.—
HERBS USED IX MEDICD‘ES
A Manchester. England. paper.”
urgr-s tho renewed cultivation of old-
t‘ashionctl medicinal herbs in English
gardens. In the I’nlted States they.
have also gone out of fashion as a
tlty. :
The fish are lacingrcazzglit off Peach ‘
Island flats several having been hook-l lice that Bova's father applied tor ad—
. The fish weigh from ‘misclon to an Italian society and Bova
two to live pounds and put 'up a tine‘claims he was blackhallcd by Lom-
fight when hooked. One man'. fishing. bardl.
mutants}: IN ran HARISOB.
The Norwalk harbor iS'tlllcd witt‘li
rwcalifls‘h. 9.61:0.
firwodily EM" «from
cd yestvrciay.
Y
bccn very scarco; _
caused. .it is believed. by acids in the
water. _ J '
PAL
~lg' n:
. e' . *
SANDALS—A121. COLORS—$2.95.
“to made;
is the .
if
gelo Lombardi.
tho scarcity being-gas
.‘ accused.
ALAOE mm 3m
~ ‘
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
Is now ln‘full swing. Don’t fail to take fidvantage of this‘
Money Saving Event.
STAMFORD BL‘IXVBELD
I-‘OR' RIG}! COURT.
macaroni). meuu fire-imagk. -Bc- ,.
first time in yéa‘i-sf 3““ “:tktlsh have vu. 27. was held for trial in the )1” her
visited the local harbor in any quan- court in 53.500 bail ycstcrday,
' B ‘charge of murderous assault on An-
It is said by the po.
Sign? , Kit?“ gridlgmefgyorgimgég or: tho Norwalk Country club dock: The latter was slash-ed acrrgisgs‘ggefi during the warm weather and is equally good t... ‘:w :I\ .: l.
. r}; ,v .. iv . - y ~ . » 3 . - .
. . . . - - . v . ‘ , . b the younger V’O‘a' ‘ . '
unlim. .2..;;;.u-s it: included In tho blcn- 22:31”; slits] ”13233;. $1,133? onwb‘ottzgnei' :fiicdyin March. but the police did 111g corset.
nix! sin!» lnudgct for reconstruction ‘ ' ‘ ' " . f til when they . . -
. I. make an arres un _ _ _ . rm ., .. ‘3
.1..- 0-1»! _. million dollars a year is Unifiédwtii‘renj ‘l‘if‘gigmugingvigic‘gt‘cs’nif: :: attained information. it 3 is said. These are plain and pink brflcdde. 1% ,. _._;.. ... ‘ .M H...
Show i. r-‘r “atructlon work. ' ‘ 3‘ , ‘ ‘ , ‘ . 1 who was arrested 3 . . . . - ' . ’
l-tht‘rimvz...1‘ sr-clions like those popular spOrt in thn Rorwalk harbor. ; from Frank Aro‘“ ’ and 11059 supporters dt front and Sldh'
’ * ‘ . d was held
' ‘ ' , .l 11 v9 l with Bovu at the time an
Rm. {or mam yours. the fig) 8 ' a witness. Attorney John J. Cuneo.
lof South Norwalk. appeared. for the
ACE BOOTERY .
no.
Corselette’s
The Corsclettc is an ideal substitute for a any-..”
J. .I. Mallette
88 Washington St. ' South Norwalk
By. E. H. Nash
THE NASH. RAYMOND & DEAN C0-
Aimto Do Good Work at a Fair Price
’ TRY US
foaturc of the small garden, although
they are imported in large quantities.
from Turkey. India and China, 'where
they are grown purely for commercial
pi rposes. as their medicinal value is
recognized by many leading physi—
cians. Tons of Medicinal herbs are.
used annually in _ the. preparation of
Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Germ
pound. amost successful medicine for
woman's ills. It contains no narcotics
Ad".
At the. same time. a relief
yesterday
undertook a
purpose of ascertaining
the flood sufferers and
“11 I‘vey tor. the
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BARN AND CONTENTS BURNED. 3
xrzw HAVEN, July' ‘19.—-’-An old-
fashioned bucket brigade organized by;
a volunteer fire fighting corps in the
hard on'lthqajvfifleya
tertlay. and the. structure ‘whs’cem-r
lilctcly dostrqyféd. :Wgtélf ’was ‘caflm'eda '
in 'lmckéts from a 31269121:th hundred , - '
feet away from tact fire formic hours; .
Hay. said to be comet-1.511: $2.9M}. was
: " " - fl -
3 3 . RAIN‘QB SHINE}: *-
..S.c-me. 'pcopfef’savo up for ‘af'ralny'
scans or Masters.
5? s,
day but bright days outnumber; the
rainy oncs. . ‘ ' ‘ " _
..
\
.The'sunshiny day 'k‘fihgg"y’gp has]?
a home. or a hammers, or sé‘nd the ma,
tocollegav .,,. ... .
so
-:
8'???
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' WOMEN’S SHOES
. j , . AtGreatly R
I Come
-- SALE OF ——
scorn. Nonwfinx .
Store 0pm Saturday Evening. .
educed Prices—Now Goingoa
.«zooczéozwcfesfa: ' ’ ' 'zmwooxéswos
Mama ..
ally £9" 1 Bracligen 5 fl
Sheet Metal Work, Plumbing and Heating
L Dam Systems t
1'.
" .7 sum mixed. Corner “m“ main 5
t.-»-I""'
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