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A Beautiful Array of.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
On Display at
.K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS s‘rone
Under Mahackemo Hotel
4547 West Washington Street
behalf)"
I «decidedly-l!
., mgr mi DAVlS
‘ a: Mtsfll..\(;l0“ STREE‘I
‘ so INOKWALK.
InRLY FALL DISPLAY
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{HJORA and WOCL’VES‘QS
A complaint. about a drunken man
loitering in Cedar street was received
6.‘ r. Better
S ’5 a d by the uptown police last night
i' quit) Sherri: and Mrs. Edward 1:.
evening
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going to the,
try unto.
you are
mmmains or u lour
" “u “A“! apprcc‘atc haw": li' rule ma lLIlll I.I Il Saturda) ,. .
w ' " ' ‘ i; Atlantic
(-uc oi these vests in wear as mu, Spmdmg a v 991; a .
occasion rIL-quircs. 'L‘r‘n. . .
“l or real painless extraction go
to Dr Dcitz, 47 South Main street.
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picnic to Is hIIIl (It the rear ol
llx‘ii; lII’ I h}: :I Hungarian society,
I ‘ ‘lusl t\(‘ulllg. there being a large at-
, ‘ll‘ I I.‘ III'ELJ'!
:‘wi (Tove Avenue. E'Isr Norwalii.
ll. Hoffman of Boston. Mass. “~ng .\ .witk m"; “Ml h “1151“” ‘oligcfllh;
“"itlL'Tl‘W'i in the Durien court ‘<Cst,‘»r_:I 3 w v. \ II pt- -lll' 'l to in p
. . .- l . . - lit a “admit ot‘ llaunond
3» mitt-moon on thv charge at rm ]. 3mounts: .
ks driving; and linml $1? ilii‘l costs. 3>7IIII -_._
' . - . . .. (‘1 it)” has taken a posi-
.-.. .. H Do k r, armor and (lccora-l “I ~ .\ H
I ' c e p 3tion us Loo kkrcpcr at the $.11“ neck—
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noun store. on \Vashingrén
'i'hc Ev: n- ;'_ 7 . - .
Faint-day's edition ol‘ I
H. howl-l
r1: ntincl thcrc nppcarwd , ——-—:—-—-— C
mung that "l:. 6'.— \V. Hal Cmrr— “Sale of womens shoes at on-
lmscs in SIIprI-mc Court." The nyally are Bracken's.
’-~::l-- should llnvc l)t“‘ll prinlml. in-
':r_-h as the R. & XV. Company
won its suit.
A bicycle was found in front of the
\V‘cstcrn lirrion 'l‘eelgraph office 0
.Saturday evening by Patrolman Al-
3‘. ’ .“00 caqh glVPH away at theilrcrt I ruzicr. lt v.15 later claimed by
1‘. carnival. For particulars visit A. IlurIiI-s of the Sew lork Rutter &
(”tub Grounds any evening thislpgg Companv.
‘ :5.
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. The police rcceived a. complaint
.Iiuurd H.1’hillips has sold his from 115 \‘orih Cedar street last
'uIIIILv house in Broad River to Injrrut/ that It‘lmin Kusnk \vus drunk,
2 .\l:IIIIlI- Warm-r. tln- purchase but when thcv went there the corn-
1'.“ “‘ng approximately $4.000, The plnirmnt rlidrIt want anything done
1. was consummated through ‘alrout the matter.
box-In Mitchell. real estate agent, 4——
V Frank \V’illizrms of I‘Iaricn reported
”Coal. fresh mlncd. screened auto-
nlght that
maticaily. Harris & Guns Co. 'rcl.3t0 thc police on Saturday
721. ‘ a hlnnkvt had llt‘el‘l stolen from lllS3
larrtornohilc, which was parked in
Arms II. Schultz of \Vcslpmt has [mm of Gmmhlcy's lunch. on North
stnI-tt-«l suit against Human Schultz mm“ 31““
for divorce through thc lirm nl ’lzmni ———-——-—--
many 6.: Count-IX. :IllIlrinl. inlolI I-Isrlilr 2 -—-l'.arge size pea. can]. Harris &
-I;I Ety Blllt‘t' lI'I-lrrrrnry llllr. lil3l. lirolgans_ Tel. 721,
. :1. of HrI-ir rnnrriugc. 'l‘l‘v pluintil‘f‘ ‘ .————-———
V "It‘ll-Li “v 'lle'f‘I' {Hid -’1 ("lHHIL't‘ 0!" lit-cause of tho carnival which is be-
mm in Ann” l'r.l\'('F. l’an-rs in Tllt‘IiHL: lifiltl this \Vl‘l'li there will hc no
Him. kalril-h is l‘l‘llllWliilIl“ to ihl Immiing ol' the Frank C. Godfrey
{'7‘ ””Wt‘l“ “'l‘m 0" POINT. \‘-"‘V‘I- W‘I‘W'Il l’nst No.1; \mcriczm ngion. at the
.~,-< morning: by [lcpllty Slit-rill livi- legion hornc in \\'iltorr avcnue. to-
ll 5:, lmlrlcns. mar-'Iow night.
'l‘lrc l-IIIIIgarian llzlptist church filed
protest with the policc last night.
-—T’.ny your Victrola at Donnelly's
on easy weekly pm.) me his. Store open '1:
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"Willi.“ UN” 7‘ P- "L -£lh<- second one in :I work. about a.
[Third district man who holds meet-
.xr: important meeting of tln- “il- , mgs outside the clmrclr'and annoys
‘.:.III \lclx‘inlr-y Camp ll'lll )lI-Kinlvyi'HH. (Igngrogalion.
Anvillzlrv will lm lull in l“tll"fill‘l“$l .——_..—-—-———o
“-Ill- CUmm'W‘P “limb tomorrow! \Villium McKinlI-y Camp and Auxil-
.:II:: -7 A cornrnittcc from thr- l chl- l- ‘ i- ”y will 1101.) n frankfurtcr roast.
art: llIll rump. and auxiliary oi Hi Im- i\\ . .ln. grim; attornoon. :It (‘ompo
final will MI pin-«lit at “If rnm-linl: 1:}. uh )hml-crs Of the two or"aui-
.‘2 IE I'lllrnlzrrncnts will 1-» nrmlr. l’nr :I humps will go to the imacll on the
(m mm (luv to In mm a: limo” 2:15 o‘clock trollf‘y from Main and
"I" I‘ll on August 137 '\\‘:Ill Strep“;
~~~Saie of women’s shocs at Con- "sumo cash given away at the
3‘3”" 5‘ Bracken’s. K. of (7. carnival. For particulars visit
the Club Grounds any evening this
' ' ‘"‘ ' 'week.
HOSPITAL COTTON
, _ ’l‘hI-I-c will he an important mm‘rt—
I ll. indulge—400' ing: or )lI-lisszr lt‘owlcr 'rt-nt. No. 11.
:Il lhI- rooms. \Vnshington street and
Railroad {l\l’llll(‘. this evening. :lll'l as
this is to he the only Inccting‘ this,r
Illnlllll. it is important that all mom-|
hI-r‘s :Illcnll.
RE D CROSS COTTON
1 lb l"ac kn grc——-63c
of
STILLSON-POWELL
(‘him' I‘lIIngI-r Frank I". Rooney
CORP (‘onrl .\'.'IrI~ul;. No, 57, Foresters of
' America. rIilI-nllcll the annual mnPting
south NOI'Willk. ol‘ lln- clIiI-l‘ cxccutivcs of the State.
held at Now Haven. and also attend-
VI-d tln- l);lllI[ll"‘l following hold at Mor-
ta. a.ata'-I-la "-l' at 'l‘ls Cove.
‘V- ‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\-\-\-'\-\ l
——F‘ull line of Auto Accessories
3 \nron Kohn.
' ’l'hcr-c was a large attendance at
tho survives which markcd the formal
rmopnning ol‘ the Hungarian Reform-’
u] church, which had been newly re-
nmnlr-rl and dccnratcd. The church
now nrcscnls :I very handsome inter-
im'. Ihv decorations being most elab-
Ol‘tht". '
um lwpot Hill conducted by \‘andrlez
WE SPECIALIZE’IN.
BOYS’ APPAREL I
SPECIALS
Boys' Suits . . . , $7.85 to $11.85
Boys’ Hats 290
‘Boys’ Wash Suits $1.50 to $2.50
Boys’ Bathing Suits ...' $3.00
Boys’ Underwear: . . . . . $1.00
Boys' Hose . . . 250 to 50¢
Boys‘ Sweaters, , $3.50. to $0.50
Rogers 6-? Stevens
Norwalk s6. Norwalk
MAYPRDTEST ,
ABflUTli. III [1.
CARNIVAL
v The. Frank C. Godfrey Post, No. 12,
AmeriIan Legion, will probably pro-
test to Mayor Calvin L. Barton
against the Knights of Columbus con-
tinuing its annual carnhai at its clun—
hons e grounds in \V est avenue after
probalrl: be lodged on the grounds
that the K. oi (‘. calnival will inter-
lere to a big extent with the carnival
the ex— service men are holding at the
Roodrn r lot.
According to legion officials, the K.
of c. carnival permit issued by the
29 until August 5. Instead’of closing
;0n lhm dare. it has been announced
that the curnix al will be continued un-
til \chnesday nght On the other
hand .thc chion carnival
good from Saturday, August 5, until
Monday. August 14.
The reason for the extension of the
Knighr's carnival. it. is aleged. is that
that organization has not. cleared full
expenses on the carnival venture. {On
the other hand. the Frank C. God-
l'rcy Post officials claim that. the con-
tinuing of the K. ol‘ C. carnival will
mean that Ihei'r organization will al-
so “go in the hole": that is not make
enough money to clear expenses.
The entire matter will probably be
put to Mayor Barton tonight for some
definite action in order that the en-
the sttuution may he clean-d up.
FINES IN LIQUOR CASES.
Ridgcficld Mon I’ll-ad Guilty at Night
Hearings. .
Fines of $150 and costs wow im-
posml in much case by Justice Sumwl
Nicholas. 01‘ Ridgel‘rcld, in the irrar-
111::3 hclul l-‘riduy night in lli;l.:r-:i.>id
in the cascs of Jerry Vanrlricz and
Nazarino 'I‘ravelini, arrcstcd r-miy
Friday morning for violations of the
liquor law. loth defendants entered
pro-us of guilty: Attorney Cll‘ll'li‘s \V.
Murphy, of l'lrInr-ury, represented the
Ill'rl’vnrllmts lit the lwarings.‘
State policemen raichlvthc places
and 'I‘rnvelini about midnight 'l’hms-
day night and alter a thorough search
Itiscoxr-rcd a. large quantity of Horror
In Inch place.
The lines and costs were paid in
each case.
I
Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
Bridge Lamps
—- with —
Hand Painted
Parchment Shades
___$750_.
Donnelly’ s
18 So. Main Street
l-Illw-rt “K Clark and \Villiam R.
i,(‘nlIill attended the outing and shore
In
, Miss Martha \lurphy,
#-
l 3 The House of Knppenhermer
l 31'? ”Allin 13 “'adSWOrth entertain-l . l l ' ’ J .
ell Friday alter noon at tea at her newi ’ 3 ._ .
home on West Rocks road Hmong: aco l S
flier guests were Mrs. Carl Axel H3153 . . . 3
Miss Frances Her-strum, Airs.
Mrs. William Fowler}
\lrs. William-é
fEaIle. 3115.1. A Dohert} Mrs. Wil
Ila-n Knen Miss Mabel Bur-chard,E ,
3liiss Cornelia VOdell, Mrs. Merritt
Ives Mrs. Leon Hicc’l, Miss Marie
Fagotin, )lrs Harold Baldwin, \lr:
Arthur Hoxt, Mrs. E M “‘cllcs and 21S
gnumber of out~ot~town guests
strorn. ,
j John Cavanagn,
Charles 130 ch, film has been
{spending the summer with his daugh—
ter, Mrs Stephen Jarvis ot‘ Scaxiew
at enue, East Norwaik, has returned to
his home in Detroit, accompanied bv
Ihis granddaughter Miss Charlotte
3Janis, who is to spend a short time
:there.
B. F. Andrews, Dr. C. Irxing Ferris,
.Victor “7. l‘erris, editor or the \or—
walk Hour, and Elbirt W l itch have
returned alter a fishing trip to Block
-Island, where they had a wonderful,
time aboard the Diik, owned by ‘ v icy
,Miss Clara Ketz of New York city
{Ol‘ll’lfll} .1 resident of :11}. city, ,3
spending her vacation with her: broth-
cr-I'II-iaw and sister, Dr. and Mrs. I.
Roscnthal, South Main street.
Miss May Gesowaldi of Tlrooklyn,
N. Y.. returned to her home this
morning, after spending the week end
as the guest of Mrs. Anthony Morclli.
Chestnut street, Second District.
tonight .according to officials of the l his \acation
lOlmf‘l organization. The protest will-
,.“y is operative from Saturday, 311”;th Francis and Miss Virginia \Vill-
Imott are cruoyrng the week at Hotel
permit is ;
Friends of Patrolman Frank S.
Stration are being remembered “ith
posta' cards lrom Jeflerson, N. H..
where the genial ofiicer is spending}
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Charles and Robert Mitchell. or
Mrs. Robert Perry in \Veston.
Mrs. Sylvester Brothcrton. Miss Ma-
Edison, Atlantic City’ N. J.
Miss Fannie llitchell reports a very“
John J. Shcchan, of The Norwalk
Boot shop, today starts on :I wcck's
vacation, part of which he intends to
spend at Long Beach.
Mrs. Frank P. Rooney has rr-turncd
to life-r home miter visiting with Miss
Mary O'Neil of New Haxun over the
week end.
Mrs. E. H. Dcnnls of Spring strcet
is spending the week Ivzlvl with rela-
tives in New Haven and Mex-idem. '
Mr. and Mrs John Frizzell were
-rm~ a month's tour of Europe. ,
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among those who sailed on Saturday
appeared to be in the doldrums
2the next peace mme was being form-
ulated.
12-14 No. Main St.
A Sale That: Spells f
Save
‘ Suits ,
$22.50 to $29.50
Values Up to $45.00
”When You Get. the Extra. Ad-
vantage of Savings Like
This, It’s Time. for Action.
“hue“...s .-....
Men’s and Young Men’s; , I
1
The House of Kuppenheimer 3
Strike Leaders in ~
Washington and
Awaiting Next Peace Move
(Continued tram Page. One)
He also pointed out that the ques-
tion of seniority “which the executives.
rejected"
settlement plan proposed by him "re-
as outlined recently in a
mains in dispute and bars a. settle-
menti'
CHICAGO, Aug. ' 7.—(Associated
Press).—Lea~ling figures in the rail-
way shopm’en's strike were away
from Chicago today and this center
while
Fla}. Hill Head, are spending a few B. M. Jewell, head of the railway
days at the summer camp of Mr. and employes' department of the Amcr~
ican Federation of Labor, with other
strike leaders, was in XVashIngion.
Ben W. Deeper, chairman ot‘ the
['nlted States Railroad Labor Boar‘u.
Iwas within easy call on a short vase-
tion.
Scattered incidents of disorder
marked the early part of the sixth
l‘ htt‘ k . gweek of the shopmen's strike. A pas-
de ,‘S “1 wee end Sp?“ F“ theisenger train on the western part of
home or MFS‘ George 1‘" I’lIllcox oriAlsbama, enroute from Atlanta, tcl
the POSt road; Darlen. Montgomerv, was fired on by alleged!
strike svrnpathizers. according to re-
ports from Montgomery.
N3 persons were injured.”
\V. S. McLana, car loremaifirin the
Illinois Central shops at Birmingham,
Ala . was kidnapped
blindfolded and taken by automolile
to a wood near Cardiff, Ala" where he
by armed men,
was badly beaten with hickory sticks.
State authorities in Tennessee were ,
in- .
which destroyed the.
investigating a fire of supposed
ccndiary origin,
freight station of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad and twenty cars in
the Knoxville yards.
The loss was
Mrs. Frank Bacon and Miss Minniel
Janes are spending two weeks at
Tompkins Cove, X. Y.
Mrsllndrcw Lyon of Bridgeport is
spending a few days as 'the guest of
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Gambling of Brooklyn. N. Y.,“‘
is spending the “flick with Mrs. Fred
S. Lyon.
Miss Mary Lyon is visiting her sis-
ter. Mrs. Henry Monroe. in Cannon-
dale.
Miss Laura Sweeney of 68 Spring
street spent yesterday in New Haven.
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CARI‘SO FIXED $35.
Pleading guilty to the charges of
reckless driving and failure to have
an automobile operator's license. Dan-
iel Caruso of 113 Ely avenue, was flu-
ed :25 on the first count and $10 on.
the second together with costs of the
case by Judge George H. Vosbirrgh,
this morning. in the uptown City
court. He paid the line.
No, Disgrace
It is no disgrace to be un-
able to keep track of money
matters. Finance is 3 Sci-
ence. It ought to be attend-
ed to by those who it make
Let this bank
serve you in this capacity.
it. a business.
THE CITY
NATIONAL BANK
or
‘ South ‘Nol'walk, Conn.
Caruso was arrested by Motorcycle
Patrolman Charles Thorpe on \Vest
avenue. Caruso was trying- out an
automobile he had decided to pur-
chase and was speeding along tot) fast
in the opinion of Patrolman Thorpe,
who took him into custody.
Advertise in the Sentinel.
,dinnwr or the ll: idg'cport post allies
" 3c Inpln\'.cs htld at Black Rock. Bridge-
port The former represented the
.Scconrl district post office and the lat-
I
i
Kg Sa (tor rrprcscntcd the uptown post of-
Q, ficc.
l .
-—T.arge size pea coal. Harris &
Guns. Tel. 721.
CC C n l
n D 0 g, A complaint was received on Sat-
, . , 3 x I la: about a crap gam in th ed
~ l nilvrl Qt'ltcs' IIOD- n ‘H e ewo s
. ' ‘ - iI-low I'
‘ .33 2pm“ at the ”m3 1 l,’ xnapp street. Patrolman John
3 . . . Foothill went to investigate. Yester-
lg two “1111“,” peg- 3day a complaint was receited about
3 nl', 3crap games along the docks on Water
3. , H 3333““ depositors street. and Patrolman Toothill inves-
3, ' ‘ A. ‘ " ‘ ltigatrd but 0011] l
I ‘lrmml bllvrngs l d ocate no one
~ It can add a f
Hzlvel‘s‘ every
' "an llt‘pOSlt hcrc,
v A resident of Benton street who
evidently believed that “an ounce of
’prrvention is worth a pound- of cure.”
complained to the police On Saturday
labout a band of gypsies. W'hen ask-
3
t ,v I...’ rlvlll‘l‘ by getting
a 3 . . . 2 3 “my; dopositOl‘S
"firmly Million
mien,
cd what they had done ‘he replied
that they had done nothing as yet,
but he believed that they might. ‘*
believed that they might,
The old Seventeenth Connecticut
Regiment will hold its annual 1-13-1521;~
ion at Roton Point Park on Monday,
August 28th. giver-walk furnished two
companies ’for- this regiment in the
Civil War, Companies A and F. There
'are only four survivors in South Nor-
walk at this time, still alive, they be-
tery of Company A, and Warren
Reynolds and John H. Ballet-son‘b 3
Company I". '
i
Ing Robert M. Wilcox and Morris Bnt'.
Save Your
«Dollars
When you don’t. need
them so you. will have
them when yen do l
make it so.
Miss Hope Gaston not only hopes Col William A. Gaston will be' 7
successful in his race for the Democratic nomination for U
l Senator from Massachusetts but she will campaign for
nlted sums;
him to help
She is shown being sworn in at the Boston City 3331,?
having just reached legal voting age.
estimated at $500,000. ,
JOLIET, Ill.. Aug. 7.-—Riotlng in
the railroad yards here, today, re—
sulted in the killing of special Agent
Phillip Reitt, of the Elgin, Juliet and
Eastern road, and an unknown strik—
er. and the serious wounding of
Sheriff James New kIrk. Local au-
thorities are planning to call for state
troops.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.——Confer-
ences between President Harding and
leaders of the striking railway shop
employee, designed to bring an end to
the. strike were resumed today at the
White House.
B. M Jewell, general leader of. the
strikers, accompanied by J. P Noon—
an, head of the Electrical W'orkers"
Unidn and William H. Johnson, pres-
ident of the Machinists' Association,
arrived at the \Vhite .House shortly
before noon and were immediately
ushered ir 'to the president‘ 5 office.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 7.—-—Spoksmen
for the strikir: 0' shopmen of the New
York, New Haxcn and Hartford Rail-
road. 7 who met in their regular mass
{meeting today; said that the condi-
ltions locally were virtually qui‘t and
all were looking toward the outcome
of the conference today of ‘l. M.
Jeweli. head of the shopmcn, with
President Harding
John C. Ready chairman oi the
Sy sit-m l‘edcr: lion said tlI. It tlw sirikl-
ol the New Haven toad was linkcrl up
with the national strike, and there
would he no change in it until llzt‘l‘e
3‘ was a cl‘amr" genomiiy.’ He also said
{not the Sfrl'tf‘?‘i were. standinr lirm
everywhere, and he did not lwlieve
the company had a thousand men at
work in its sheps in spite of claims
made.
3 Th1:I hearing on the second restrain-
: in: order obtained by the New Haven
road will he held before Judge E. S.
Them in the United States Disfrict
Court tomorrow ,
Attorneys for the strikers said that
they were in readiness to meet the is-
sues raised
MILITA RY— 10 PT
ROME, Aug. 7.——Military rule
been extended to theh provinces
Ancona, Farms. and Leghhorn. whrrc
in the last few days there has been
sanguinaray fighting. between theex—
treme Nationalists and their Commun-
ists.
Pope Pius has expressed his deep
distress at he increasing hair-cl be-
tween the Opposing factions.
has
of
The first, retreat at hianresa Institu-
. tion at Keyser’s Island opens today.
The second retreat starts on August
' .21.
rum 1
Dally Thought.
Truly there is a ride in the
or men; but there is no Gulf 8
setting forever in one direction—4i
Lowell.
*Gehebe’ s
It'- Hero It It's Hem
Sold
on Easy Terms
a
The
49 Wall St.
' VICTROLAS
Pictorial Review Patten; _
Natteford Candy 4;;
Hamilton Shop
We Are Daily
studying lists of security holdings '
for our customers, and in nearly,
. every instance are able to recoms,
_mcnd changes that. increase tho
income, maintain the
and give a cash profit to thq'f‘
holder. May we examine yours 3
Maplesé‘Goldschmidt
INVESTMENT BROKERS
Phones: 153, 154, 720
85 Washington St.
Established 1892.
fiwuritYi
it'll; ;
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dissipates foul odors.
~Pt.Size....50c Qt.8ize ....85c
That is the whole philo- I
sophy of Thrift.
It is as simple as *it is
Sound and Sensible.
Open you account NOW
* lePeOple sir i ’—
prices.
Trust Co
The Ill-st saint uilao the
Bridge on Wuhlnnen 8
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Kills moths, ants, mosquitoes, roaches and other insects.
Try a can and you will «ever he wrflbut it.
Gal. $2.75 Sprayers .... 506
NO
South my
Offers Values Greater Than Ever Bet
Again this great home-furnishing institution demonstrates
that; high grade quality furniture can be sold at the lowest
- , When you stop to consider that our entire stock' 18 thrown
into this great sale at 15 to 30% discount from prices that
.were already the lowest, then you begin to have some concep-
' film of. the importance Of this wonderful opportunity. "
come as soon as possible if you would wish to take ei-
'yantage of. this meney saving opportunity.
Instantly 3' -
Norwalk Chronicler