;\’\1.l1l{lxl:.
.. u
, is. m “mil-a! l'nuluolicm
‘ “hm-ill chl “'ct‘k.
‘ lhc colt-lu‘ulcd
from lilo irmlics. will
at tho licgcnl (hoa-
«xcning. August L‘ltlh.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 22, 192’2.
of the French Revolution. To see it
:s to be thrilled and to be awakened
to a thanki’ulness that the world has
boon givcn David Wark Griffith. The
slay of tho picture in Norwalk is all
too sliort-e—only three days. One of
ills-ac has already gone by. Today and
tomorrow those who have not yet
availed themselves of the opportunity
to see this picture should do so .
Grumman’s Fall from Truck
ssmnomnmns '
TARIFF TO BE -
90 PER CENT
(contined trum nrst page)
The lace industry was first estab-
lished in the. Linited States in 1909 un-
de‘ a d ty. of 70 per cent. “in the
Payne-Aldrich bill. ,It thrived‘until
the Underwood bill was passed in
ten placing the duty at 60 per cent.
‘._\ \'- conu-s horc dirt-cl AACCIdental, Says Coroner Since the war, on account of the
i x nnlhs' box Ollicc roc- —_ . advantageous rates of exchange,
Lusincss ill the Casino (Continued from Page One) Frame“ England and Switzerland
“Wk “1-"- lune increased their importations and
has adapted by Guy riding on the rear step of a Foul-.11 the American ifi'dustry is in jeopardy.
l u play by Philip llar— truck ownod by Adolph \V. Droymbs The “gm against the lace and
l I.:m'rchc:c Langucr, the of 9 Van Zandt strcol'. proprietor (f embroidery schedule was led '1)?
lixvl‘dll‘ll Johnson and tho the Olden 'l‘imc Bottling \Vorks of Senator Smith of South Carolina.
(‘.lrln->I:,m«h-m. and pm- that address. Democrat. He denied that the lace
‘3 llr‘ru'go Marion. noknowl- The truck turned from Fort Point factcries are standing idle because 0f
32in mnslrr of singc prwluccrs. sllcol. into Van Zandt street at a slow {(u-(ig'n competition and declared
”luvs Hixlitwl l-5~ Ilcrt l4‘rcn'7h. fate of spccd and, accordillg to Filz- they are idle on account of change 0.
(.wl is mud. llil ol‘ \voil knowl
yl-ra unvi inclu-lo s 5::lll (‘rilciu‘~rson
in
mauricc. thc lcl't rcnr th-cl struck the
guurd rail of tho lrolloy track so that
1
\\'~'l|l~-r. (lvnrsr l-Iising. Jenn Grumman lost his bnlnucc and fell. his
ltd-u Kiri" Nut» 1‘. l’lm‘n-ncz- l-‘olds. lu-nd striking tho guard roll 0" the
RM. \\lil -i. .luhnrv Vie-ids. ll-l‘: sidu ll‘itzmnuricc said that Grmn'-
I KIe U1. l'-...\* Nnnn “hill! [two man had his lrl't hand on tho h‘ft Ti”1
.91 K ' of tho (ruck. [infill-'11)." said that ‘7"
ln‘ lll4‘llllurs of flu» chorus burr didn‘t sm- lrnmmun holding on 10
.n m icon .1 :‘m- lhcir yum}: and anything. but that tho mun soomcd i0
"" "W "“"H “5* for “lf‘ll‘ “Milli! to fall from tho illK‘k us if “something
.nwi li-‘ll‘lt‘l' and how lcnrnl-d in
ll'i intwrpw-l rho novrl dancing
1 it“. n: lll'l‘l Pronoh.
. “Him pl'IMucllon wus slngod
; :n'l-vl lll‘ulf’l‘ lln pl‘l‘HUlllil di-
n' l-‘.I"‘:v (‘nl'llum
m" lw pun-ml on sub: Thurs-
f'..l?':~ :al 1-1 :l. m.
: l.l'H \,\s (H3 'l'lll-I STORM.
“I. l'ix‘lura' Patrons .\ro (:iH‘n a
.2 in tho l’roq-nlnlion of Ko-
w -d (-I'ilh’th Production——
t w Mow Mn- quunl in I’ll--
lh-lI-nm- Showing.
n’
\‘.l‘4 smnvlhim: of n slil‘
val'quFK :{c'sli‘l‘llily by HH-
lln- Ihr-«w ~lnys‘ cngugr-
Hr'pli;llt:~' of lhc Storm" [lu-
l‘."ill‘;lil l'llll'lllzl mns’lo rpiw-o.
lelnliwll l" l‘iill‘.“l
. n l-‘riduy
l m l:mo« nun \vlwn Nnrwnlk
inst. llwl (nw‘r lill- \isit Ol'
11):“:le who wwrc sclH-«lnlod
null lli“lll n production that
.1Hrm‘t tho ulll-nlion of tho
. :"Hl‘ill and at which Norivnlk
- '1l;-- the lil‘Sl prop. 'l‘ho \isit
lun‘k of llnxinl
l
-. Bolo- grudnnlos in Pri-
~Ium> and Upper School.
3 cvl‘l‘ol‘s Collogo Prepa-
.luml (“curses for girls
v. 1': twlenrymno. Special
("lllvge examinations.
offers. as electiveszl
ws-rhology. History of'
col Gormnn, Etc.
:ch opportunity for
‘-'"n'=ion and develop.
MHHIUU of study.
srhoo] rooms. large
and beautiful
: “:llilelit for best men-
x'nlopment.
.,.
M 3:11)
l
l,
1'.
l_..,.,
\V. Crillllh. tho
. .thll‘l‘d. .‘(lHl‘llll Schilllkrnut. Knif-
wus lln- mullcr with him."
.‘chzsrry .uoid that ho lmd asked
Grumman to lllll' in thc cab of lhc
Husk with him. but that ho did not do
so. He knew nothing of tho accident,
until hc turned to look back as he was
about to turn in to the driveway of
tho bottling works. and noticed Grum-
man was not on the roar of the truck
find that soverul min were running
‘l-nvgll‘lls someone laying in the slrc-‘t
about 150 foot bohind his truck.
Mr. Droyfuss said that Grumman
\YJS sufl‘m-ing from kidncy trouble and
oncr= in n whilc had dizzy spells.
ln Vnddition to tho fracturo at tho
hgsc of tho skull. Dr. Huntington said
that Grumman had 9. simple fracture
of the right log bolow tho knee and
also :1 small. but (loop. scalp wound on
tho loft sido of lhc hood. but no dc-
prcssion of bono bcncnth it.
NO SIGN OF BREE:
IN COAL DEADLOCK
(Continod from first page)
Labor commitloc to take
l'l‘osidx-ni’s rccomIncndniion
Sonati-
tho
the
[ill
cc :1! 1 lx‘nlo (fluxmn. with tho rust and hopcvl to got action on his own
1“ H‘ lwlnlm‘vy is n mull r of his- lvill. which diffrrs in sonic r‘cspecis
r .\»:=l it is also n ninth r or” his- from the \Vinslow m-nsurc.
' " !‘ ill-'5' bronchi ll» Noru‘ulk. in The outlook as to rclicf from the
. “"1.“ ii is lrur’. lilo onzhll rn rcol r-nnl shm‘lngv resulting from lllt‘Sll‘lkf‘
-'|"ll whirl: l). \\'. (llillllh czlllml was somcwhnt brightened today l’-)'
" "’ ”"14“”1‘». Nl'l‘ml‘k llllll‘ons the forccnst of lho ccntrui coal distri-
‘5." W llll'mlgll lhv showinc of billion commission placing production.
Mkizukn'm' H “”1 h“ l“’”"*‘"." for tho wock boginning yoslordny :t!
|-::-.'-a«l lllfull' by (iriliith lu_'[\.\'(;l'll Rolmymn :lml limoumm ions.j
‘4 '1' 1" ”H“ M‘I‘H‘ll "'l'h“ 'l'hri tolul. which would lll‘ llu' high-
.\'wlin:!." ”\VH)’ flown l-Tusv" ('Sl output sincc tho boginning of tho
incl niulll at ”w HW minors“ slriko. inclndos nn osli'nnlfll
l l lhl- i‘nlnm- ns \\t-ll mmu {ll‘utllif‘llllll cl‘ LSMLHMO tons rcsulling:
llll'\'"'l HS Fl“ W‘ nllrr M ' H‘ "r: ill tin (‘low-lxlnd :lurH-ulonl.
5. 'i‘U-s» Mnoiinns wt rr l-l-I'l‘lil'fl'l‘, Aug. 2:,» dining in llw
l»! u’l-nzlvv‘nl plmln-lrzw Slifirlngn of con]. tho Ford Motor Vom—
"-"".’L‘l" “5-H“ “NHL" ill“— qmnfis Highland l‘nrk plnnl l-ns boon
‘v\‘ .i will y'nvullll-llnlis llml Fillll‘l‘l“! with oil -lil"lll re. it \l'ns’ llll-
v im‘b iww coma ~.~ it"‘l “(Nu nouncvd today. 'l‘hc clung.- was "‘1le.
Mn sin: m" \xilil Hz: l‘wnull Without 10.3 m" limo to any of tho 42.-
‘l'nllllH'l nut nnd “Ml-h lxnK (\nn i-mployos.
l‘s first showing" lunn :u'l-tninuwl __.__.._....—_————‘— ‘
billions, W‘M tirsl nl‘l‘ol'lul to llu- ,' , ‘l’ . v a f
.1? vju .< v“ Nurwnllwl‘s. it is Ne“ haVe") Road ‘V quv'rs
:r: “o'l l-- l «ul‘. tho cw ills lilnl Organize 591V Ol'ganllatlon
lluli'll lhv mlnxill in Noluvullx us ——
ll- mpl lo cornnu ill in til-lull nu n ((Tontlned from first {0858)
ill" I‘llllfl‘ll-l‘ null lit"lllj.' m‘ ———-—-
. wv u'l-li known lit-r1, llnl it l~‘r.'ll‘.k S. Ill-rgin, chairman of tho
1 in “HY {but "(n-plums 4‘ tho [unmcrnllc town commilloc. 7
' ‘7 fil‘l"‘:ll‘“-l :ll luv liu-Jn-nl L‘l'flrg‘l-S and countrr—cbnrgos hnvo
‘:l< \‘rry dil‘l‘rrt Hi from bun flung buck and forth in the con-
lrv‘wl'n‘lion. 'I‘lnnprrwlnocr fpsf‘ lull no action rosnllod until lust
> - nhiwh only his :lrlislir- night. “1“.“ Iiug‘vne J. Hurrlgan. :1
ill“? hit" "I?“ WHY .lzrpuly rt-gislrnr of \‘olcrs undor Ca-
I'-"‘l< ("5' m”! lll‘mlll'“ hill. was nrrcstcd on charm-s 0f
. (l; h . RM :11. "HP l'n' l'nlluro to continue ihc nnmc of n
‘n‘ nmnnnn-nl l0 qweliflcd Ilcmocrnlic olcctor on the
v"ll.1!‘lillll rl-cor-l primnry list. \Villinm A. McGrath,
,___,-_._., kw».-— « 1}“. plpctor in qm-stion, mndc the 00m-
H: “”JRH‘E QCHOOL pluint in the cnsc. ilurrigan was
l‘l"l.’lS.('ll in bonds of $500.
l'rn‘pycf 1h”. NOI'VValk In statements rcccntly. Sheriff
liciiiy and Jailor Routing claimed
;::"~ and for little that tho nnmcs of 2.(loo"Domocratic
. I... 11).. Isl-“r 1933-23, vii-mom have been left off the pri-r
_ s. mumlwr :lsl, at 9:00 mnry lists by Registrar Cahill and
,“ his dcputiees.
l :> ~'.'"i:'"lnn by experienced
DYING FROM FRACTFRI‘ZD SKI‘LL
HARTF RD. August 22.——Ignatiz
Kuchnuk. of Windsor street. 31
yours old. is dying at St. Francis
Hospital, also result of a fractured
skull sustained when Andrew Dennis,
35 years old. struck Ignatiz on the
howl with a brick, late Sunday night.
Kat-hank and Dennis were still locked
in combat when policeman Gallicchio
nrrivod ncnr \Vindsor and Avon
streets.
Dcnnis was arrested on a charge of
assault'and battery and held under
$2,500 bond.
~N FAY HAVEN BEAN DRO‘VNED.
,ply to this
fashion.
“The women's garments that hcre-
tororc have used these embroideries
extensivcly for edging are no longer
uscd," said Senator Smith. "The
cotton and silk embroideries upon
which the Senate is proposing to put
a duty of 75 per cent. are being made
chcapcr here than the foreign coun-
trics are making them. No duty.
wluatcvcr is required.”
Senator Mchcan. who had charge
of tl.csc schedules for the" committcés
asserted in reply that
.Smith had probably been able to
lsccurc a. few selections that possibly
imav not roquirc the duty rate recom-
mondcd by the committee, but that
thcrc arc. tens of thousands of var—
ietics of lace. and but very few do
not need protection. ‘
“Lace and cmbro‘uleries are lux-
uries," declared Senator McLean,
"and can stand a duty. The lace in-
dustry was established in this coun-
try in 1909 and a rate of 70 per cent.
{ad valorcm duty imposed undcr the
;l’aync-Aldrich bill. That was suf—
licicni to cnablo the American manu-
faclurcr to produce a. low varieties
of la cs. ‘
“’i‘iwn the war camc on
coursc, the industry grew.
and, of
But since
lsvvcrc doprcssion," continuml Senator
McLean. “Me imports in 1914 were
345134.955. In 1918 they fell to off,
i) $22,314,665. In 199 they increased ’
to SSH.SI].353; in 1920 they were
.$5ll.1!m,220. In 1921 owing to the
.gl-nornl dcprossion in linsincss they
foil off somewhat, being. $142.2nn_738.
“’l’hc total production 01‘ laces in
Amcricn in 1921 did not exceed 312,-;
omwoo, so wc had imports of more
than thrcc limos the domcstic pro-3
auction. How can it be said protec-i
tio: is not nccded?" -
'l‘lu- sonator from South Carolina:
snys tho doprcssion in the American
luv-e industry is due to the change- in‘
Styli-s. I call nilonlion to the: cnorm-
ons imporullions. The sonalor thinks
this into of 75 per cent. on the cm-
llrnidrry and no pcr cent. on tho laces
would npcrnlc as n boomerang and:
hurt the Amoriczm industry. lo Am— :
cricun industry is «loud: .il cannot be:
hurl any morc scrlously than it is:
hurt. 'l‘hcro arc thousands of its cm- ‘
ploycs walking lhc strccts. and my
information is that tho wragcs run
from $12 to $10 a week for the por-
tion of them who arc employed, and
inasmuch as tho importations nro so
enormous, it must he oviclvnt that un-
lcsr’; wo give u consillcruhly highor,
rntr- than that in tho prescnt law,
lhoro will lu- no mill-3'. 'l‘hc rulo is'
only 30 lli'l‘ cont. nbovc tho 6'» pi-r:
Cont. in tho prosoni law. A llllt' of
7n 1"!‘ cont. would he 01' no \‘nluc. (l
rnto Of Ml por cunt. would ho of no
\nluo.
“Tl'iic
lllllll:
commilloo
likc \vhni tho
suid thcy must inuo,
try to livo if \vo giro
per ccnt. rate on .tho i
not give thom n fairly proloctivo rnto
a rain llndcr which tiny mnv possi—‘
bly be able to compote with lhc for-
clgn producer. lhc-n wo Will have im~l
posed nothing but a solos taxiupon‘
these goods, and itkccms to me that
the rate which was urgv-«l in oppogl-
tion to a high rnio upon cho
which evcrybody
did not giur uny-
mnnuznclurcrs
but thcy will?
thcm this 90‘
:xcvs. Il' wo do
up gloves, 3
' wears. docs not ap-l
article. and cvon in that‘
case if the 75 pm- cent. rule
protective it amounts to :1
upon that article.
is not.
sales tax
N-.‘_‘
VELGL'TH CLAIMS RECORD 0V
MARATHON GOLF ‘ z
SPOKANE, \Vas
ing records on
challenged by
Spokane. who played twenty-two
times around the Spokane nine-hole
course ycslorday. He walked. it is
estimated, 53 miles.
He star-toll at 4:20 :1. m..
breakfast 01' hall"
four raw eggs. and played continously
until 7:20 p. m: lic ate nothing dur-
ing the playing lime. He made 1.-
h.. Aug 22.-Stnnd-
"Marathon golf" are
after a ‘
SenatorJ
tho war the industry has suffered a'
' 11")” as ending in a garbage can on thcl
Arthur B. \'elguth_ of caucuses of the Republican party will
convention will be
with members of the ward and town
! committees.
11 Pint of Cl‘cam’and cuses will be quiet affairs. with the'
exception of the First
wards.
be a fight for control of the caucuses
‘ VFRS’TO BUY
0 HUSBAND FOR .
‘ $100-AMONTH
(Continued {rum Bag! Ohe)
r
said she alreadyrllfléd given her‘
gigging ring to 'Mrs. Whitefield. Mrs.
\Vahefield said she. too. planned a di-
\0f‘:Lstatemeiit from Mrs. Wakefield
sat-511‘. was a long time ago that I told
Mrs. Kendrick that I loved her hus-
band and Wanted to marry him. I
promised her .she would have a home
with Rodney and myself as long as
she lived. She is a very §i0kfigirl and
I took care; of heeror Weeks."
The wife said:
“Mrs. \Vakefield wrote me a letter
five or six weeks ago. when I was in
a sanitarium, asking me to come to
her home in Sausalito. I had met
her a year ago and I tinught her mo-
tive was one of kindnes: and friend.
ship. Soon after; I arrived, she told
me that she Was in love with my
husband and that he was in love with
her. She said she would give me
$100 a month for life and would see .
that my baby was well taken care of
if I would divorce Rodney so that she
might marry him as soon as she
secured a divorce from Mr. \Vakeficld.
'l‘cn days ago she and my husband
both told me that it was a bargain
and they left in her car for a camp-
ing trip." ,
The husband said:
“Long before this episode, my wife
swaYBd
1' it.) :*hypnotiied—held+—
”Brilliant audiences were swept through an empire
»of new emotions at! the opening of ’
DAVID WARK GRIFEITH’S
Story of an Immortal Bubble
“Orphans of c
'” the: Storm”
Regent and Palace
TODAY .AND TOMORROW (mini—2:15, '7, 9:15
and overwhelmed ‘ : "
i ,
to d me that she did not love me any
longer and intended to secure a di-
vorce. She had been ill with tuber-
culosis‘ and for some time was a
lpaticnt at Stockton sanitarium. Sev-
fora! weeks ago. Mrs. \Vakcficld and
I brought her back to Sausalilo and
the three of us were living happily
i
l
l
_ __ ,vention. to continue all this week prizes; will start at the ball ground: . ..___.
Ethcrc logothcr. 13:? Silajtggdc011c\c;al_ ‘The opening SESSiOH this afternoon in the afternoon. The attraction of .
mr nt 0 m“ ‘ g. “. ‘ ‘ '5' ‘Was in charge of President \‘Viiliam B. the dav will he the musical contest . ’
i‘Vakcfiold told my Wife in tho pres-:r . - . . , _. . — , _
lotlome. of New 1011:, “no made his (between a. number of bag—pipe 8
once or my mother that she 10““! 'mnu'u re ort and a ointments afte -‘ ' ’ ax
. . . . . me if “.9 wore .‘ " 9, p? 1‘ hands from various parts of the -.-
mo {‘3‘} “ 0“” marry lMayor Luelus E. \Vhlton's address of state. i (is: .- .
-frcc. . _ ,1 . 1 .1 W gwclcome and the response. Reports . 7
3 Mrs. VS almficu "is r (25ch m] as 09 or other officers followed. The largest _.... ,_.. ‘ 0e ore
and good—looking. l
Kcndrick's mother and sister said
they had urged the young wife to no—
i
ccpt the situation. Kendrick is 39:
and his wifo is 24. 1
Mrs. “akefiold is the mother of‘
tltrcc children from her marringe
with Sprockcls. The oldest is nine—
tccn.
WAi—fiffiAN HAD
$500 IN SILK
UNDERWEAR
(Continued from Page Clue)
bers of the National
assemble here
convention of the association's history
was indicated by early
OPPOSE VACCI‘SATIO‘S a
Delegates of the Connecticut Medi-.
"cal Liberty League from all sections
or the state. met in Bridgeport. Sun i
'daynA. resolution ob'ecting to the
vaccination of school .
the administration of the Schick test
diphtheria
as: a preventive of
missed.
Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
NATIONAL SHORTHAND '
NEW LONDON. Aug.
shorthand Re- gcouncil at Savin
‘porters' Association and their guests .day and it will be the largest
from all- over the countr
yesterday
' SCOTS “”0 “mm Summer
CONVENTION. ' . - i ‘
a NEW HAVEN, Aug 22._The 1
22.—Mem- lSCOtS 0-‘ Connecticut will meet in E mtwwr
for the’committee on
Rock next Satur-
event
y began to lol its kind held in several years. The
. arrangements an-
,opening session 0f their annual con- lnounces that the athletic games for
GASWATER near;-
En SALENOW, - '
The Connecticut Light
and Power Co.
8'! Wan 8h
1
RHYS NORTH
ARCHITECT, :3me a
SUPERVISOR
a. 8. Man. and. Tech.
Phone Nor-walk 2541
Washington sum
So. Nat-walk Trust Co. Bldg...
Final-Reductions on All '
A Well Balanced Selection 3'33
I mains from Which to Choose.
registrations.
llllllmsé FLECIRIC cao
er hiri i
E’Yechxitcala __ .
' " . "liaise *sr‘. *
if 959..
2 Stores
Liberty Square . 11 No. Main St.
Tel. 2978.
children and
“'38
ii! is
31 so. Main’sn " 80. Km
We haw: been m. “we“
!
morchandisc from the Hondvrson K-
Ervin plant for somc time. it is l-(u'
liOiVQd that ho carl‘fid the goods homo.
in small packages. licccnil‘: lhc inss‘
was discovered and lilo invvsligntion
’followcd.
In scorching tho Yuma ‘nnmo lho‘
'policc found lhrco largo pnckui’l‘h‘ Cf;
merchandisc stored away 1‘! tho (lr;nv-'
or of :1 drossor in \‘uol-l's mom. 'l‘ho:
packagcs wcro found to contain 5T5:
undorwcnr. tho valuc of which was;
pluccd :xt nbout $5011. '
BOY FOUND IN GARBAGE CAN.
American Runaway Was Sleeping in‘
Paris Boulevard.
l‘.\l:lS. Aug. 22 (Associated Press).
v-—v\\‘hcn fouz'tocn-YPBF-Old Herman
.lnspr-r ran away from his home ini
ilinnhnmplon. N. Y.. bound for pen;
sonally conducted sighlseoing tour of“
Europe, he did not visualize his jour-l
Boulevard (195 Italicns in Paris.
But that is wherc a policeman;
found him. wrapped in peaceful slum—l
bcr. at 4 o'clock this morning~andl
now Herman is awaiting completion:
of arrangements to return him to.
Binghnmton.
The adventurous youth crossed the
Atlantic as a stop-away on the linerl
Finland. He was discovered during;
the voyage and delained at Antwerp=
f‘nr deportation. but escaped. going toi
Brussels and thence over the French
frontier. ,_
Herman's parents are said to have
ochrcd $500 reward for his safe re-
turn.
1'
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RIJPUBLR‘AN CAI’CI’SES NEXT
. TUESDAY.
The political season in Norwali:
opens to activity next Tuesday night
when in each of the wards of the city,
be held atfwhich delegates to the city
elected. together
According to the outlook. the can;
and Fourth
"In these two wards, there will
needs, such as:
Crushed Stone
Brick '7
Lime
Cement
Sand
Flue Lining
Sewer Pipe
Metal Lath
Lath Mortar
. Plaster
Reeling Paper
Building
Materials
We carry every kind of build-
ing material "that a mason
Fire Brick and Clay
Fire Place Dampers
For Driveways —- Crushed
Blue Stone
GOAL AND woon
THE \NO'RWALK' COAL
, ; &_SUPPLY CO.
All Kinds of Masons' Materials.
Men’s All Wool Serge
"Stilts—$17.50
Young Men’s Sport Model
' All Wool—$16.50
GOTTLIEB’S
:2 South Main St. So. Norwalk
tised by mm
Quality Speak! for Itself.
Quick ‘Semce
. and
33mm and 89518!“th 5
is served. W0 W on
steaks. chops and m {“3- the
only place in terrific“.
Alsopastryisaewedmw
PIATENTS
Wooster and Davis
L M. woos'rsn M. w. nun
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. 8_ Patent
09
1115 Main BL. Bridgeport
Send to:- Bookie: on Patent:
’Seli Service
- Shoe Store
One Step from Corner
? 8 North Main Street.
South Norwalk’»
u
"TARLOV BROS.
Leading Tobacccnists
WE RECOM M END
. LORD ROMEO
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