Charles E. Hunford. o
‘ .Mjn Brooklyn. New York-..., .‘
' w The home or Robert of
street has been newlyqulntcd. ._
i'
‘mum out. or town for a. few days.“
i « . .
h the First. district for a few days.
hours when dumping is prohibited.
Roberts is '
from his
‘ u: rtlmer
‘ m a vacation.
company quarters on Van
M .McGlone.
roadway had been laid on
his the work going forward with
. mall rapidity. It is expected that the
7 work" '
m -
There will he a meeting of the car-
bers of the committee arc requested
to be present.
Many complaints have been made
do the. police about hail playing on
upper Osborne avenuc and several
names have been given to the police.
“Unless ball playing in the street is
strut-rd. arrests will be made." Chief
of’Pclice Pennington informed the
Ev: ning Sentinel today.
The East Ends are holding foothill]
mttlcc to size up the material they
have for a team this fails
"mi-s held at the. \Vickc lot lust evv-ll-
inc. and the pmspects are Tll‘luht for»
a goal fast team this seasml. There
will he further practice later on at
date: to he announced into-r.
”Tilt- registrars or voters will llv' ‘in
inflict. at the quarters of the May—
l’lowl-r Hook & Ladder company. You
land: street tomorrow from 12 noon
ml“ 9 o'clock (S. '1‘.) to l'vt‘t‘ivv :lp—
plus: 0115 for voters. make corn-c-
rmlls; in ”l" lists. etc. This will he :lli
opportunity to hand in an application
”to en” made a. voter this your.
The: Skipjnck. the craft owned it};
Johnleevari and Nike Fodor. is
sun-2 at its moorings Oi'f . llorlon’s,
Point.
1‘ Compo and on their return Were.
unable to beat their way up the hur-
bor. so left the boat moored off the
Dorian Polnt shore. -“'h("l‘P it later
trunk. It will he raised today.
'ihe three masted schooner
MacDonald. from Prim-n
Inland. cleared the local harbor this
man ing on flood tide. after having
dirtharged a. cargo of lumber at the
Batch & Bailey docks here. The Anna
MacDonald is under the British regis-
try and was flying the Canadian flag
”on it came into the local harbor.
Anna
Edward
Thirty members of
. league and their friends :.en_io_ved a
mnllg‘ht call last evening aboard
(humid Fred Lovejoy's boat. the par~
Q louvlng {ram the public landing at
fie Wuhington street bridge at 8:30
deiock. nailing down harbor around
»I§=.~ light. around Roton Point and
,m the return trip. The party re-
domed about midnight. and reported
3 most enjoyable evening. '
the Epworth
A. surprise party was held at the
home of Min Adelaide Coleman. 11.
I'll-at “not hot evening, the Occasion
was her 14th birthday. A number
.4 qt her young friends were present. in-
. grading. David and Ralph Greenwood.
.uornnd Wilbur Smith. Lucy Ilietz;
W Carson. Walter Hony. Louise
ruse. Jewel Coleman. Paul Stumpr,
M Uh]. Laura Bell. Violin selec-
W wore than by Wilbur Smtlh.
% Jeni. Coleman played the
‘ ‘ y A most. enjoyable eyening was
N 9nd :1 delicious supper was served
“aplenty enjoyed.
Further announcements regarding
Qe formation of a life saving corps
.lor Golf Posture Beach by the Young
Hell's Community club were made by
, 4.! “naval-I this morning. who stated
fix! any young man who desires to
Jordana corp- lf he can qualify.
flan tests will be made at
“fixture Bench on Sunday next
> gentler-noon at 2:30 o'clock. when.
, . m instructor will be present
e applicants. Considerable
,1! Min: taken in the forma-
this corps. which will doubt-
Boone of the most popular ever
It!!!“ be on duty on Satur-
‘Snndays,.when,it is fully or-
. and further announcements
“ w This made at a latter datn, ‘
.:u.re entertainin
1m city.
m3. 'Will‘lamson. who has
93331!) Atlantic City. has re-
99 her home on West Side ave-
g friends
__ .
7y» Bell will entertain a‘t
this evening with a social
of friends in the com-
a
all.
Street & Son.
Raymond
. n M. Hart or-McKlnley
but been spending the past
' ins-:Windsor is expected to
co):
m ‘ weekly lunohmn‘ozr the Kiwanis»
m, held It the Norwalk Country,
f 515 V’Vlnfleld
“not, has returned from .a‘ tcnx days'
cIlwain and
Heckler “stag “Van gang}
uni William H. Ked'mond faml
laughter. of Fort Point‘street, are
Nany local people. are missing the.
' My visit: of Moses L. Millenat. their
mike domiciliums, . inns-.much as.
the youngmnn is engaged in business
The fence barring the public from
enjoying a
duties as
r. at the Mayflower Hook & Lad-
Znndt
meet. his place being filled by \Vil-
'VAbout 300 feet. of the new collf‘rel“
Svaview
‘i‘wmuc up to quitting.r time last. even-
will be completcdh within (1
Practice ‘
The, two young men hod been '-
and evening in the Holtayton float!
Company house. ‘
Mrs; Henry .Foreit‘ of McKinley
place will‘leavedor‘ Newark. N. J., to-
morrow. whet-é she will spend a. week
or ten days visiting withjrlends.
H; L. Rowland of Crockett strt'ht
came home. today L‘rom tile Norwnlk
Hospital. xvii-ere he has been receiving
treatment for severe: injuries of his
eyes. caused while at work at the
V ‘Xash Engilmcxing Company's plant
A picnic was held at Ro‘ton‘Polnt
yesterday afternoon and evening un-
der the auspices of the Ever Ready
Circle of King's Daughters. The aft-V
ernoon and evening session were
greatly enjoyed by those who attend-
ed and basketdunches
in the grove.
entrance to the garbage dump has DAMEN&. NOROTON
tom repaired and the chain is now . ..
Indeed mass the entrance at. the
Mrs. W. S. Howard, of the Post
Rom], is spenjlfing LL‘TQW days in Phila-
dolphin. where thc is recuperating
returning a few . 's of illness.
.,
The Home Bank' and Trust Com-
pany has in it's possession a 31‘ bill
which was raised to a $5 bill. This
bill was received by the bank over a.
year ago and they are still holding it.
§ .
Grand Juror Blnrtin J. Shaughnes-
sy. Howard Holly. Carl Brenner. Phil
lire-ncher and George Ycllc motored
to 'l‘ozrillgton yesterday where they
,7 311”}11A4 £1; 311,134., ‘ ‘11 and}; m
ding.
Diva! committee or “it" Mayflower ’l‘llc llourd of Registrars will meet '
Hook and Ladder oompnny at. tile tomorrow for the “’1‘“ ('imc'anal those _
quarters on Sunday morning. August “-11,, ;U'“ desirous (51* 'voting in the pur—
13m. at 10 o'clock. when all mem-
tv caucus are urged to enroll or else
they will be deprived of the privilege
o" voting.
l-‘runcis l.. Hall Gill entertained a
party of friends last evening at the
Vi to Arts Theatre. \V’estport, where a
hem-til performance of New York
artists was given tor the, \Vestport
Country Club.
E.
bloc. Call Raymond Street S; Son.
Doric-n 100.
The lloy Scouts of Troop 1 of Nero-
{0.1 will entertain their friends and
parents tomorrow evening at their
(lamp with n clnm llnkc. Scout‘com-
mlssimlt-r liconcy of Stamford who
was with the boys last Friday evening
will again he with them
evening.
.
.-\ “Hot Dog Roast" was held last
i \‘t‘i'llifl hy the Church 'lt‘ril-ndly So-
ciI-ty or St. Luke‘s church at \Vccll’s
limit-ll at the foot of Near \Yatcr
Lmlv. ’l‘hc :lt’i‘nir was nttcndmi by
about 12 of’ihc members 01' the so-
,cile. Thooc who attended are as
lollows: Miss Mac Smith. Miss l-Zdlth
lllznllwll, Marion Oddy. Mrs. Ethel
Somrrs. Misses May and Nellie Dance,
Misses Jennie and Mildred llugdnlc.
l.ucv \Vumslcy, Mrs. w. E. Ashton
and Margaret Maine. Prior to the
roast :l number of thc young folks
_.en_.nyed bathing and played several
games on the Hench. The next regu-
lar meeting of the society will he held
\Blllthllity' evening and all
members are urged to attend for at
thts time plans will he made for an-
Otli‘f‘l' (‘ukc sale to he hold the latter
pen-t c l'tllis month or the curly part
of September. Another item to be
hrollght‘ before the meeting will he
the appointment of a. committee to
make plants for the annual Christmas
sale to be given under the auspices of
the society. '
E
I? 0 TON POINT
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.urrivc tomorrow on the steamer Sca-
lgatc for their annual outing.
Again tomorrow evening will be
this time souvenirs will be distributed
among the ladies.
The Prospect street Sunday school
of Passaic. N. J., is scheduled to ar-
rive today on board the steamer Sea-
gatc to hold its annual picnic.
High tide tomorrow at 1:19 p. m.
The weekly display of fireworks will
it is stated that the display will excel
that or last week.
The Sterling Athletic club of New
York city will be. at. the park next
Wednesday and they have arranged
an interesting program' of athletic
events for the day.
Another huge automobile bus from
New York city made its appearance
at the park, yesterday, and this Was
the only picnic of the deaf. as the
Hackensack Lodge, L. O. 0. M._ can-
celled its booking. '
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The dancing pavilion will hold’ an‘
other interesting feature this evening.
"that being :1 "Lucky Number? dance.
. at which time two handsome ‘sets of
silverware will be awarded ’to the
winners; M lady's umbrella will also
be given tawny during the' evening.
Manager-James Brennan has vmadc
necessary arrangements to accommOa
date one of the largest crowds of “the
seasons
.ily arrive at the cottage on Saturday.
Dr. and iltlrs.
a. party of friends on Saturday.
. Miss Shirley Johnston will entertain
several of the younger set at her home
Friday evening. . ~
M.“ and Mrs. Charles Smith and
family started on a motor trip to Cape
Cod. /
Mrs. Sgtfsenlng and son Edgar. of
Gloucester. Mass. are guests of ‘Mrs.
Steurer. '
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Harbor View on
hoped €33?
corps will bczheld'Saturdsy afternoon
were enjoy?
tomorrow ~
til“ -
4
be exhibited this evening at 9:30. and ‘
.Cla'ims ”Verified as to Wonders of
-;.hnd told the whol
HARBOR ' VIEW l
W, .
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Merriam and tom. ’
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Worthman entertained
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Master Wan-ea Potter will return to ‘
32“”, i V ‘ V
and hrs. Selelzaur fire
to Chateau Cay. Adsronduck.
talns, byiauto;
I Schroeder midi-omits:
are occupying the ? Féatherston to?"
tage’ for August.
m. and Mrs
The madame was well patronized
Saturday evening. 'ifhcrenvere many
\original costumes in evidence find:
those present had a delightful time.
The club was becomingly decorated
and the aroma at the new mown hay—
gave it a true country atmosphere.
The tennis matches between 'Bel'
Island and,-Harbor View attracted a
' large. crowd Sunday afternoon. Qver
80 autos wereparked about the courts.
[-a large delegstion at Bell Islanders
having motored up tocheer their fa—
;voritos on to victory. Mr. Walsh. Han
.bor Vigw’s tennis idol, did exception-
ally .well and carried off the honors
for Harbor View in‘thc senior singles.
The match was a. delightful one- to
witness. The Meeker twins tried hard
but were unevenly matched. George
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The Minus:
.Mme’ephefinfis mammal
l
_' «eReddy Fox.
3* i . W~:‘ :g'j‘zwr "
Ever since he was a little fellow
just starting out in the Gi‘éat World
this little saying has been. known by
Reddy Fox. Granny Fox taught it
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nPendleton was not up to his usual
'condition. Charles Smith played a;
hard ggmc. Junior Daily and Dave
Page made a good showing. Although!
Bell Island carried‘off the honors for“
the day. Harbor View residents were
glad for the opportunity to witness‘
the tennis courts lnAtournament re-
galia. Bell Island was applauded for,
their splendid efforts.
BELL. 1 AND
A! meeting of the directors of the
-121le 211.1111 Sgyig! chill was
evening in the ballroom of the club
house.
A itll‘L‘J‘ attendance from Dell Isl-I
{and are planning to attend the. lucky
number dance at Roton Point this
evening.
A large number of llcll Island resi—
dents arc sccn each afternoon enjoy-
; ing the snapper fishing at the Hickory
Bluff bridge.
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Miss Ann Matthews and a party 01'
the young set of the island enjoyed a
motor trip yesterday afternoon on the
popular boat. “The Letty.”
_____. .
Another lucky number dollcc will be '
lhcld Saturday ovcning ill the club:
:llousc with Paul \Vhilcnmn's orchcs~;
trn furnishing the music. 3
Mrs. J. Doyle entertained a few
irricnds :1! her home yesterday after—
noon with :1 card party. Bridge was;
played during the session which was]
followed by refreshments.
._._._..
’l‘hc \vcrkly display of motion pic-
ltures was held lust evening in the
club house with one or the largest
audiences of the season. The pictures.
draw :1 large crowd each \chk.
t
l
Pine l’oint rcsidcnls are still walt-
tng f‘or‘iho unmull water sports or the
arms Point Catholic club. The young
ll‘olks, have much confidence in diml
{playing somo wonderful exhillltlons of
swimming and. from 'nll reports. more ‘
Ithan (mop rlzl- will be necessary for"
5thc winners. as cevryone expects to
'lm a winncr.
The following is the list of contest.
nuts for the senior tennis tournament. ‘
the winner being awarded the cup of-
l‘ernd by Dr. McHenry: A. T. Latimcr.
George Mnclnchlun, \K’ellesley Smith.
Arnold lMaelnchlan, Art
Ned Stu-atoll. Donald Brush. Arthur »‘
Clark. Harold Clark. Hanford ‘
Mr. llat‘tv-r and Fred Sullivan. 03-;
,terdny brought many to the local court
{practicing for the affair which prom-f
iises to be one or the features of the
l
iclosing of the season on the island.
The Northport Sunday schools will.FA[RFII'lLD CHURCH
BEQL'EATmm 350,000
The Fairfleld congregational Church
will receive 350.000 under the terms
known as "Vanity Case Nile." as at of the will of J. Sanfdrd Saltus.;w
former resident of that town and.
very well known in literary cir-
clesobthls section. Mr. Saltus died
in London in June and his demise
has been described by the London
coroner as ”dead: by misadventure."
.The deceased who was a collector
01 old coins is believed to have
swallowed a cyanide solution by
mistake for ginger ale.
Mr. Saltus‘ same amounts to ap-
proximately 32,000.000 of which
81,000,000 lstheoueathed under the
terms of the will." 0; this amount
$500,000 isieft to” Mrs Estelle E.
Campbell. of New .York. fiancee
the deceased. '
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—Thursday at: Baton Point Park.
Lucky number dance. Two silver
sets and lady's umbrella.
. OLD TmER SAYS THEY’RE SO
Sweet Dreams Mosquito Remedy.
For 55 years this druggist has
orked faithfully and profitably at.-
is profession. ‘
On a certain occasion he felt in-
cline-.1 to talk about Sweet ‘Dreams,
' and‘hcre's what he said: "It is un-
questionably. the most satifiuctoryl
:mosquito remedy I've ever handled. I'
would call it a masterpiece"— and he '
e story. . “
So in the 55th year of this old geo—
tlemnn's experience. he picked Sweet}
be best mosquito
w
,h
Dreams as being t
remedy of them all.
Doesn't his say-so warrant your
giving Sweet Dreams just one' trial?
Liberal bottles. only 35c or 3 bottles
for $1.00. Sold evel'ywllereIL-A-lv. : ‘
..{ro
[Up by Farms:- l‘Smwn‘s house
1:; aud. Jump. m
Stamalonoulos. an uncle of Mrs. Dan—
tcs. ' 'l
’ The quarrel betwoen Dantos and
Stamalopoulos dex-uloped when the
Leonard. ._
....- .-- q..-~
note. i‘
01W
to‘ him; and over and over she
charged him never to frugal; it. Reddy
never did forget it. But he'rdldn’tv al-
ways heed it..- That was the trouble;
he didn’t always heed it. , _ '
It popped hit) his head as he layg
in thé tall grass behind some bushes
and i
counted the Ducks in a little|wlre
pen just'in front of him. ‘chcr in.
all his life had he been ml 1:. tempted‘
than he was right then.
’It ”Would be’no eflort at all to jump
over that little low Wire fence. Seize?
one of those youm; Ducks by .the ;
neck. swing him over his shoulder‘
Twill? ‘
NLRB it-
be no effort at all. .
But it would be r. foolish thing to‘
do. Roddy knew that. it might get
him into no trouble at all. but on the
other hand it might get him' into
a' great deal of trouble. If there had‘
been nobody but himself to think of‘
Roddy wouldn’t‘ have hesitated an'
instant. But over in the Old Pasture'
were four young- Foxes. {our chil-
dren of whom Raddy was very proud;
They were just big enough tobugin
to learn the lessons to fit. them to Lvel
in the Great World. Getting into
trouble himself .might get; them into
trouble. , . _ "
Roddy thought. of this as he lay
watching those. Ducks. Had he real!)~
needed one of those Ducks for food
it would have been u very different
matter. but he didn‘t. rt» knew he:
didn't. There was no trouble tlxeso’
summer days-in getting all he needed-
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TRAGEDY ViN z-lAVERHlLL.
HAVERHILL. Mass, Aug. lik—Jfirs.
Chris. Dames. bride of two months.
attempted suicide by gas. yesterday.
and her brother-ln-law. Charles Dan;
ms. :1 17 year old High School sul‘i
dent. died from built-t wounds alleged
to have been inflicted by Anthony
boy and his older brother. Nicholas.
accused Stamatopoulos of boasting of
intimate relations with Mrs. Dames.
Stamatopoulos was arrested on a
charge of amnion.
liliémptatm orsfcéiliésitfifide‘lcé‘
magma a; M 1.... ..ealth I file iii
.bctter chance to
j Farmer .
i Boy are down in the, cornfield. I don't .
ins . to pick out the plumpest.
planned just where he would take it:
”3.“;
Bugs,
dn’t need. one ”of those
Ducksfbut he Wanted one. ‘
he‘did want (met .7 ‘ ' :_ ,
Prudence»fiwa.rned him to lg ye those
Ducks 5 and hurry home. T' He ‘ had
round out ’what "he had >wantcd to
kndw-‘He had found out: homany
thére were. ’and how =~bijg they'were
and just where they were‘kent.. That .
was all he had wanted instills first
r
i.
, place, , It was can he had intended ..
“210 do.« '
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>But now‘ that the was here and- it?
would be such an easy nmtter to steal ,7
one of those Ducks, he wanted one i
of them. Thel'emptatlon to catch ,
one was very. very great. It'was so.
great that it .bccame harder and
harder to listen to prudence. 7
“One. two, three. four. five,
se en, eight, nine. ten, eleven.” count-‘
ed Roddy again. “'1 don't believe one?
of those Ducks would hemmed. It
is so long since I have. tasted :1. Duck ,
that ,I have almost forgotten what:
‘ -~ ’ JIILngen,,h§Y§;a
get one than right f
Nd‘ one will ever know who
it. There is no danger at an“!
Brown and Farmer Brown’s.
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now.
took
know where Bowser tllgI-lound is. but.
he isn't around here. i can‘lget away
with one of those Ducks and no one be
the wiser. It is foolish not to make;
the most or such an opportunity. It'
may be a long time before »I will get
another.” 7
So little by little ltcddy Fox yielded
to temptation and forgot predence;
He began to' study ‘those' Ducks so
when he had qtught it. Then hé
started to crawl nearer to that pen. .
(Copyright, 1922. by ’1‘. ‘VV. Burgcm).
The next story:
“Sammy
“Hatches .and Waits."
Jay
MOOSE lxrrm'rmy Ayn mm.
» , GATHERINfl"’TONIG
a; large class initiation. and social
gathering by South Norwalk Lodge.
No. E529“ Loyal Order 'of Moose.
Alldiusinessywlll be dispensed with
and the time. given to the initiation of
a’.,large class of candidates under the. '
precept open charter. affer- which the
entertainment committee has. ar-
t‘angcd' an; enjoyable ..evening for all
whoattend. ‘ ‘ 3 , ._
All mcmberé are redneste'd to attend
and help make this affair a. success.
w 3 ‘ . l ,y , m
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DELIVERY ' . ’ , , ‘ 527
“it': Here if it's Houseware? . ..
m!
.«r
Lifters, Jar Coma. Salas.
Kettles, Jelly Giana,
PRESERViNG TlME NEEDS:
Jar Rings. Economy Tops. Parallax, Canning Outfits. Jar Racks, Jar.
Jelly Strainers, Preserving
Preserving Jars, Etc.
g
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Easily
Your Floors Will Look Bet
"PATTERNS FOR
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18 No. Kain Street. ‘_
..“f-T’.‘
> 7' p . »We» meet?
2 sunfish“
Gallant;
San‘d i
noon comma
’ Durable
Sanitary
-Oarcd‘ for.
Neponsct ‘IFioor (layering. V
Angevihe' 1F) .
“NORWALK'S mass!
m «beneffrmii: ..
tér .... Stay Cleaner with -
EVERY noon?
.9.
; use. “03"“.
if'fhis evening has been set aside» fox-Jw
gel Co.
Mall. Calf
Misses
place wheré
time. . ,
I I1! 19‘
~ 3Auoauxsnassmnss. Worth 5°C. at 19:
2 SUMMER vssrs. Worth 29c. at ------------ ____________ 79c
< EMPERS, Roguhr.price $1.25 .......... . ................. $1“!
, TwouoosLs m. 32.00 coascTs, at ...... . .............. $149
I SEVERAL. STYLfis iN $2.00 WAISTs. at ........ 5159
‘ ‘swufans. -Raular price .50, at ........................ rig
' SWEATERS,.R¢§ular price $2.98, at”... ...... . ........ Mg:
31-59494 solutes, Regular price 59‘" 33‘ ""9'8' ';;' :14
FIRE’WHITE~PETTIGOAT$. Regular PH“ 5.“ '593' ......
EX.8iZEWl-llTEPETTl_COATS, Regular price 5.. . .. .
SILK HOSE. Plain .or clocked. Regular $1-5°' at ’ f ......
'5le PETTLCOATS, Regular price $5.98. at ---------- a .
, _.f 7— "' ‘ Items l’ickt‘li [1' l‘ulllfimn
, Abovre Are.0nly a. Few Sample d Value. “A” He r?
Many Other
‘ mum do much
These Bloomers are of
cauSe of their coolne
4 to 14 years
4 to 12 years
Boys’ PajamasVCheck L‘llion Suits, loose knee and
4 to 14 years ............... . .......... 59: to
J. -I. Mallettc
7‘88 Washington St.
mRalstons alsorctain their orig):
a greater am
122 Washingto' ~ 1181;.
‘Ve carry only the most reliable lzz‘azltl
Blue Ribbon, Pilser, Buckeye. -_ . ..."
Capsand bottle cappers~bmne t m
chooses: You Will
gist. So. Rowan,
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,mm’ocrmnc BUILDING
SPECIAL SALES DAY. THURSDAY, AU
All VV
bite and Sport. Footwear Sold {Li
$1.95 to $1.95 — Values to $3.0”.
& Kid Oxfords and Pumps. $4.01 up.
‘2 *Misses’ Bloomers
SS,
are a great favorite.
MlSSES’ AND BOYS’ UNlON SUlTS
Nainsook Union Suits. bloomer knee.
’34 ,. ,0.
1w» 13: in
*.\';:‘-’
g‘oodshocs are a no «\\ i;-
\‘H‘. ‘A
$8.00 $3.50 $9.00
aunt of service than
QUALITY FOOTWEAR
So
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FOR HOME BREW HERE.
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Rosenfield Brothers
1‘ 125 Washington Street.
THURSDAY, AUG ST 10TH.
No Mistake.
" A Saving Is Represented in Every One of Them:
Bargains‘Equall-y as Goo . ..
prom: Counters ‘ " Suburban. Da} .
_WASEEGTON STR
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‘ étgamsl ’ it}: W ‘ rtationhad much to €30 “gm slam“r
.. _ i 3» ‘ of ’“ ch 'Cities as Bridge_
tnat hm nu, su 30m
feylhceg the p‘topcrrspmt .
. : 6,355.”. ~Wil_l;m§3*‘ much to her
‘ 7 W5 cidligam' ." '
' ' ' ' ' n's Club and 0
gsfiMflle Kiwélrtther. such enter
. BetweenNew York & N0
. . LONG DISTANCE ,TRUCKIN
‘ Wham 7m hr:
" Héfiisrligflbs
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manicure Wax-:1
5” .
ALACE .IOOTERY
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