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On Display _at.
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JOSEPH DAVIS
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. .NOKWALK.
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Under Mnhsckemo Hotel
Have You Seen the New
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semitones” " 600' ”as
E. K. BANKS’
45-47 West Washington Street
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Postal cards have oer-n received
Other New Neckwear
$1.00 $1.50
New Fall Clothing
Arriving Daily
Suits—$25.00 to $45.00.
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who is in Los illgeles, Californla.
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.Aron Kuhn.
My no: 356238888:
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m‘mnl] ward Rnpuhlicnns will:
' - their caucus in Red Men's Ilzlll.
Text Washing-ton street, this evening.
held this evening. when the
Arch degree will be conferred.
Joe Mondilln of No. 34 Chestnut.
.lrwet, South Sol-Walk. has swarm-(1|
.2 contract for 2m lnmrnmionnl one-f
. *pe heater to ll. A. Hr-gelelll.
('vlllllllg to a report madego Mr.
or: H. Perdue, health officer.
—Harris 8.: Gans. That's all.
Vs‘illis ll. ],l:u'ill::v of \\'-_stport has
tnrchused n supmlor C]l"\'l‘0]“t sedan
‘ mom um local :lgo'llt. W. R. Austin of
[Austin’s Garage.
thr- police by residents
no 8 (cries recharged
9 Railroad Ave.
“damage
. tho complaint.
.. Aaron Kuhn.
. Colonel A. V. l'u'll‘dflfi oi’ Belden Hill
. Farm, Wilton, has purchased a "49""
’ hem delivery mun the local agent. \V.
IL. Austin of Austin’s Garage- row. “Wednesday.
:14 Flax “in road.
1 '1‘. Payne n:
mafined to his lgfilllv with all llltllf‘k;l;u1.rnt avenue.
John J. Mulholland of Orange. N.
a who for the ms? 8"11 days. has W‘f‘“ is Visiting his aunt. Mrs. Higgins. at;
i ' Mr. Mulhollulld is :1
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fig, BERKELEY '32:. ‘ The Republican caucus will be held
12;}: GRENADINE KNITTED 9;; in Wilton this evening. »
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5“ Q'mZ'HANDs ? :33" f Mrs. Neil Sweeney is quite ill at her
833 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 Lg; home. on Nelson avenue, First district.
by
local lrlends of Charles F. Guarnicri,
line at Auto Accessories
Floyd \V. Coffin, assistant to D. ‘3”.
Raymond. the funeral director, is en-
.m; 1r; a. week's vacation at his home.
Central Labor Union is plan—
'llu lo hold a carnival from Septem-
r 2 lo 9 on the Roodner lot. North
_-\ special convocation of “flashing-
loll Chapter. No. 24. R. A. 11.. is to be}
Royal
Christopher Riordan of 76 St. John
Slit et. is sutfering from diphtheria. ac-
lot)-
Rays raising a. disturbance on Sound
View Terrace were complained of to
there. and
l‘atrolmun Robert Gainer investigated
A party of local business and pro-
fossional men are to be the guests of
Attorney Joseph J. Linchiler on
trip on his boat. the Redwing. tomor-
ll
3.,
‘7 nil rheumatism. ls Atill laid up with member of thg Orange Police depart-
gme malady.
g lll‘rlli.
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Patrolman Murphy reported at PC"? l‘utrnllnan Frank V.
Eco headquarters last night that shun”. tomorrow on a Vacation
tr»;- hnd fallen nf-zll‘ lh“ North (“ml“r ; his duties. His place will in»- taken
mm]. carrying: sow-ml live wires to:
also ground with it. The Connecticut ' H ,1“... trick.
Company was notified.
l-J‘or real painless extraction go
State Pollf‘fflllfll‘: Carroll asked 111'" Dr. Do“; 47 South Main street.
:lur‘u police to ml -t llm llnn‘nlry;
twin last night and stop “'inirl-Wl
Bilge Beatrice Byxbcc of
lx‘ aymond .
from
by
l‘ull'n’lll‘llnn John Smith who will wark
t0
Isnacs
Rip-mo. ‘26: of mam-mm, “‘17“! ‘-'~""~3;.~'lrul who was confined to her home
wanted for llcscrtinsr l‘OI‘ ball?- 1:11“va ‘ by ll‘llwss for the past week. has re-
‘I‘m-roll Called up and ”‘W'kc'd ”‘0 1 « ( w i. Rho resumed her duller: w‘lill
[waive requcsr saying lhllt to“ “'Om' 3 the Connecticut Light and Power Com-
' '94 llunlmntl rt Slur-l 1” lll‘O‘HNit‘: puny yl-sterday.
r‘. A. gall‘l‘T‘JJ m‘ S'lfig'zrl‘ln l’lii‘f.i [.1
'~":lmfnrd. ml: f"'--"'l"»l“"‘il n ‘rlt
A. Parsons of 19 Yost street re-
imm ( porn-[l lo the police this morning that
who. wugon Polo: [null l.?r.-lr l‘l" ruljn— illlw ‘.\'.-.<t End Gun club club-house.
("31 81.0 the forlnw‘ lx’nn'l (lull,
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(n!
.8 'lirh he “"1”"? ‘ :l l. ltw
llll'J: on Sunday and that :8.
or) li“!l“(llCl'S knoll_ had been llroken'
pair of
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mumnnce. “'h‘ll» l‘ll‘ is in UN ”"1““ lbnimg gloves and two palrs of boxing
’ constnlction. Mr. FRllIlPTSOI‘l will re. ”hops hm! been taken.
d! in the 0m li'll‘r‘llzlr‘l 143”"- ‘ff‘r' H l.
”7:41.? used by the l'. S. Shipping” Tllr- annual joint clamhakn of the
.10er as an OHM“. ll'lam-nix and Pioneer lunginc com-
huhlvs will he held at Mcrrill‘s ice
omnnrria 6': Gum-x That‘s all.
tho that
the
{'0
police
Sfill’lt‘
shoot him
lilill' -i in
cough use
3101“?)1 of
‘S. P. C. Cold Tabs and 1 I
u o , 1». H 1,. 1;.
' P‘ C’ Whlte Plne and Tarll‘luxzrrtlsll a; the home on Sunday.
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STILISON-POWELL'
CORP.
South Norwalk.
All
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house. l‘ollus avrnuc. Sunday. Septem-
llrr An orchestra will furnish music
"* .z’~llli tho l‘l‘ will be plnnly doing l’or a.
For summer colds and no; mm.
.llvllll Szock or 11 Olijl-n sire-ll com—
Slavic
address had
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The
(“my") my. CV“. the childrt-n of the lof the past at tho local plant. and that
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members -oi‘ the Women 01"
Moosv-lH-zirt Legion are re'questc-d to,
meet at the home of: Mrs. Roberts. 31
First street. East Nor-walk. this even-
, ing. when plans for the trip to Coney
‘ Island the first week in September will
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6 -—Buy your Vlctrom at Donnelly's
3 on easy weekly payments. Store open
6 evenings until 8 p. m. '-
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3; N. Y. BANK STOCKS
‘ 55 we srsclezs lN N 5w.
’. YORK BANK AND TRUST
. g" STOCKs.
' 66 ll ASK us Fan QUOTATlONS
ave g! »
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That is the average bal- !_| “131,193 & Goldschmldt
ance in all the Savings ’5 ‘
Banks of Connecticut. ;; “WW 153- “44' 72° _
A certain lllflll has 95200 it
in his account. If. he cl
saves $2 per week he will ,
reach the average in 37 a ,
months. . 3i (;( u “I
1:7- lf he deposits $3 per h ' 0
'3 week he will reach it. in 27 B Intentlons
7 .' till-l. ‘ , . . .
. '3 mm . f? The road to a certain
3 . By sax'lrlg $4 per. week ’l‘ . unpleasant place is said to‘
.f lit”. ‘Vln ‘have It in " a] ’"" be paved With gOOd TESO‘
_..; rllonths. « ”l lutions. The’ mm dan-
If you are belowathe av- gigl » serous thmg finale world
i .. ' . . * ' Is to keep making resolu-
. rage, flg’llle out a regu- II , , .. , .
V”? =- ' . . . ., lions that you dont adopt.
.I or lloposllt plan to W n , , . 1 1:0 'start
now: THE AVERAGE. . . Don-t erg-'50 ve -
Ir; . your sayings account 10-
;;-:;' . ‘ day, but do it. Let us
V , k serve you-.8 .
Savings THECITY . 5
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88-: Bank , .3. ~ *
W ‘8 an“! " '- , ; v‘
{.1 South ,Norwalk. Com .
l‘,“"-‘ -“~ -\
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purchased a hands-loin
1923 model.
(-
e" Nash coupe.
Members of Butler Lodge' No.
I. U. (l. E. spent considerable time
lodges effects to the new building at
the corner of Halliord place, South
Main street.
morning Theodore Staack of 35 Lou-
don street. bumped intoihe watering
tank at the rear of the Soldier's mon-.
amour at the corner of Flax Hill road.
\X’es‘. avenue and North Main street”
bending the tank over but not break-
ing it. The accident took place about
‘S:30 o’clock this morning.
A card yarn is being held this aft-
ernoon at the fifestyoort Country club.
Refreshments will be served. Mrs.
Franklin Bailey. Mrs. James Peters
Bradley and Mrs. W'illiam Franklin
Osborne had charge of the reserva-
tions. The proceeds from the affair
are to be used for the purchase of a
dressing table and toilet articles for
the ladies' room a: the club.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company's local offices. which for
many years have been located on the
upper floors of The Sentinel building,
on \K'ashington street, will be moved.
beginning tomorrow. to their new
quarters at 51 South Main street, in
the new Gans building. The new' of,-
ant and inspection of the offices is in-
vital.
the Greenwich Police Court this morn—
ing of the case of Howard A. Young
of 5 Raymond street who is charged
with reckless driving. following an ac-
corner. Sound Beach. when a truck
driven by Young struck a car operat-
ed by Frank Byrne of Waterbury_ de-
stroying the latter's car and injuring
Byrne somewhat. The adjournment
this morning,wns indefinite.
SOLID STEEL
SHAFT BREAKS
AT LIGHT PLANT
(Continued from First Page
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:plunt. This engine. which is 17 years
old. is the oldest known Diesel engine
to hr: in opr'rotlcn.
Almosl immediately after the break-
ing of the shaft. arrangements were
inlad': with thv company in Sew Jersey
I'thal does-”welding to come here and
get thn shalt and repair it.
hecn wc'rlml several times'before. but
the break did not occur where the
shaft llml boon wz-ldls-d. The represen—
tatix‘es oi the company are expected to
welding and bring it back.
Tho dynamo of the engine was dam-
aged in some extent when the shaft
broke. but can be repaired by the time
that the shaft is returned. so that the
operation of thr- plant will not he held
up any longer than is necessary to re-
pair the shaft.
Madrl of solid steel. nine inches in
diameter. those shafts cost several
thousands of dollars when new.
"Although the plant is under a con-
siderahle load." said Superintendent
Albert E. “'incllcster to a Sentinel rc-
porter today. in speaking of the acci-
dent. “I believe that wr- will be able to
hamllc the load successfully until the
lshan is returned and the engine is put
ginto operation again. It is fortunate
‘lhut {his break dill not come several
‘mrmlhs inter. because we - would
«louMlOSS he crippled if such a thing
had occurred."
Mr. \l’inchl-stnr expressed no fear
lhat the coal strike would mran cur-
tailed sol-view from the local plant. He
mid that coal was practically a thing
fibril. Mani oil Berke.ey street has i
97,.
Another adjournment was made in‘
cident several weeks ago at Adams"
be here this aflornoun when they will .
l gag-emenl
Mae.
New Haven.
lake the shaft to New Jersey to do the,
birthday was giy
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SOCIAL News
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NORMAN. MURRAY Slnpmsrzn.
A surprise Party in honor of his
‘ , en to Korma!) flurray
last night in moving certain of the at his home. 21 Merwin street. last;
evening. by a number of his friends.
Returning from work Mr. Murray
entered the house and his friends im-
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wee
the
slmrtzlgf- would not be
felt to an)“
swat extent.
mrm
£7.30
Mrs.
Sunday in honor
birthday.
and Mrs. A. M. Haviland and son.
Everett. Mrs. Rose Haviland and son
Howard. all of Bridge-port; Mr]. and
Mrs. Charles A. Tuck
Switzer of Rowayton.
Mrs. Nalhlnal Clark of New Orleans.
Jr. and Mrs. “'21“
daughter have returned to the‘fi-‘home.
.4 Circle Slrt’flfi. after two weeks spent
at Auburn. N. Y.
Edward Baird. foremlm of. the Com
nectlcut
Mrs. Edwin T. Barley. of 1 Hudson
street,
visit with friends in Freeport. L. I.
Miss Grace Holland is enjoying a
week's vacation from her duties at
M.
lmediately got busy and decorated tfie ‘-
Vt’llile hacking his automobile this lawn with Japanese lant
chairs and tables;
Anwnioyable time was had during
the evening with dancing on the lawn.
games and refreshments.
participated in the artair were Mr. .
and Mrs. Charles Weeks and daugh- ‘
.ters Miss Edna and Miss Edith. Mr.-
and Mrs. Harold Vl‘oods, Mr. and Mrs.
erns, ilowe rs.
Those who
Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ireland.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Garfield. Mr. and
Mrs; Norman Murray
Lfiss Virginia Murray.
Red fire was burned during the
evening and it was this that attracted
Mr: Murray‘s attention to the prepara-
tlons going on outside the house.
and daughter
Mrs. Harry Earle of High street.
Norwalk.
.bridge and a tea. \Yedncsday afternoon
in honor of Miss Jones of Chicago.
and Mrs. Duncan Frizzell.
guests were: Mrs. William Earle. Mrs.
Beatty, Mrs. Fred Ham. Mrs.lMalcolm
Brown. Mrs. \Villiam Fowler.
Eric Harstrom. Mrs. Merritt Ives, Mrs.
'Russ-ell Frost. Mrs. Dudley Raymond.
Miss Corn'elia_
fires are commodious. light and pleas- . Cdell, Miss Edith Weed. Mrs. Haroldl
Baldwin, Mrs. Arthur Hoyt. Mrs. Lan-
sing Odell. Mrs. Robert Holmes. Mrs.
Frank Kelley.
Mrs. Leon Ricci nml Miss Elfzabetl
Randall. . ’
entertained at auction
Among her
Mrs.
Frank Ra nger.
Mis Katherine Burr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Solker of Flax;
1 Road entertained guests at dinner
of Mrs. Solker's
Those present were: Mr.
and Miss E.
and Mr. and
Miss Minnie Mary \‘Venrick‘, of 13
Dover street. and Carl Dinkel, of New
Rochelle. were married Sunday after-
noon by Rev.
Mrs. Bessie M. Gor-lon. formerly of 15
Seymour street.
Qulgley, of 1.0mm: street
married Saturday night by Rev. Mr.
Hamilton.
Alc-xander Hamilton.
Homer I’latt
were also
and
\\'illla.m O'Dmll‘u 1‘. who has been
employed for somv months past in the
Connecticut Light
It has l pally in the First llisirirt has been
liransferred to Harv Greenwich
of the same company.
(8. fl d Power com-
district
;ml H. Hazzard of
announce the en-
dallghter. Anna
Leavitt Jr.. of
Flax Hill Kind
Of
to Clar‘llr .-
lllvlr
A.
V‘Beeman Pm of l Chestnut street
left this morning for Mendel] to spend
a week Wilh
his cousin. Miss Laella
Coe. Mr. PM: will return home on
Labor Day.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Milton Stevens and
Light and Power company
department, is spending two
ks‘ vacation at Pawling. N. Y.
has returned from a week's
Norwalk Iron \Vorkn. .
r Parks of the drafting depart-
: of the Norwalk Iron \‘Vorks is'
:.ing a week's vacallon. -
-’ h c 8? 8‘8 8,? 88,
58383.16;
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ireturned from a week's outing at
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lTrainmen at Roadhouse,
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centiy returned to (work. 7 No one" 7
Summer
‘ Dress ._ Prices
‘ Hit the Bottom
It’s the final clean-up sale cf
Imported Gingham and Refine
Dresses.
The prices don’t even cover the
cost of the materials.
8288818800
‘SlipoVo-
Sweaters
Light Weight wool are most
popular now.
Our assortment includes all the
fashionable colors. '
$1.98 ... $2.98
All Sizes.
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J acoby s
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:‘night. , . g?
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ithe maintenance of way emplnngvho
Ehanlzation. the hearing then was ad- 7
"ton today, asking them to present to
,which would make it mandatory on
la week’s vacation spent in Nuwburgh.
N. Y.
Frank J. Coughlin, contract agent
of the Connecticut Light and Power
company, has returned from a vaca-
tion spent at Momauquin, East Haven
bliss Bertha Farr. of Winfield
street, is enjoying a week's vacation
from her duties with the Connecticut
Light and Power company.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Milne. 14
Maple street, have returned home aft—
ger enjoying a vacation spent at East
lHampton, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murray of
Delaware avenue returned yesterday
from a trip through the Catskill Moun-
talus,
Miss Cecelia Byrne of Brooklyn is
’spending the week with Miss Flor-
Llr. and Mrs. Frank Byrnes,
Isaacstreet, have returned from a va-
cation spent at East Hampton, Conn.
M r. and Mrs. Frank Tortorella have
' Coney Island.
EL, Decide to Move
Trains Once More
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While Chicago and Gary police,
federal operatives and railroad detec-
tives dug into their investigations of
the Gary wreck and other alleged
sabotage plots. separate inquiries were
in progress into'an attempt to ditch
the California-Florida flier on the
Frisco system at Capleville. Tenn.
and the 'dynamiting 0‘! Chicago 8:
Alton railroad bridges at Drake and
\Vhitellail, Ill.
Bombing of the homes 0! railroad
employes at Bloomington, Ill.,
Montgomery. Ala... and the shooting
of a Chicago and Alton wrrrhmrln in
Chicago were among strike disorders
reported. .
OS\VEGO. N, Y., Aug; 29.———Police
today investiga’ed an expulsion of dy-
namite which last night partially
Wrecked the home of Ailbert Johnson.
Johnson‘s son.» the police claimed.
was for a._t_ime out on strike from the
New York Central shops “He r‘é. F'ut’ R‘-
THERE IS NO
BETTER ADVICE ‘
logive a young man start-
ing out. in his Business
Career, than to
START .A BANK
ACCOUNT
and keep in close touch
with The Banister.
This will help him accu-
mulate money and use it
to the best advantage.
A Savings Account, a
Checking Account, Safe
Deposit Box, or to act as
Trustee, Agent or Attor-
ney‘.
ence T. Mitchell of 259 Flax Hill road.:
of'
‘4
and .
tprinciple of'the living wage.”
ltlon of the coal strike in the Pitts—
lburgh bituminous district was forecast
Mrs. Lucas has returned to her (111- l'today. when the district officers of the. ‘
ties at the Norwalk Iron WOT“ after [United Mine Workers announced they
‘injured. a
l» . ROODHOL'SE, 182., 9....
.‘promislng trainmcn, who
’ivork last; Friday, that he ”
give them everything out the
road,” Vice—President A. P. Titus.
. :2 '3.-~—A fter
had hit
oi-
the Chicago and Alton llzzllrcrlll corn-
n
pally, at £230 o’clock Lhis
had the satisfaction of siting
train in sixty hours leave lioodilo‘
‘hearing two passengers to St. LC
in came through from Jacksonville. .
Trains will he run only by day for
the present; a; the reuust at: the men
lat the final peace conference last mid- j
It also was agreed to curtail ni
railroad yardservice. so as to re
night work for the men as much“ a
possible. ‘ ‘ .
“Vim this arrangement smiths mr-
ther advice from Mr. Titus, that the 2,
‘men should use their own judgement;
and not attempt to use a locomotive}
they believed defective? ‘Lne enloloycsi
:ihis morning were at their posts'
again. ‘
l CHICAGO, Aug. 29 (Associatedi
l‘Press).——-The Railroad Labor Board;
ltoday denied the motion of \V'. Jen} ,
iLauck, labor statistician, that the.
~board immediately define the princi~§
“pic of “a living wage" in the cause of
(
:are seeking increased minimum rates
,of pay. At the request of E. F. Gra—
l.ble, president of the maintenance or-
ijourned until tomorrow morning. ,
Mr. Grable announced that he was .
gtelegraphing President Harding and '
'B'enator Cummins. one of the authors
’of the Transportation act, at W‘ashing-
tCongress an amaldment to the act
8the Labor‘Board to “enunciate the
PITTSBURGH. Aug. 29,—Termina- .
g
.would meetrthe'scale committee of
.the Pittsburgh Coal Producers' Asso-
fclatlon this afternoon on invitation of
the association to discuss signing a
scale under the Cleveland agreement.
BOSTON. Alug. 29,—Consumers and
wholesale and retail dealers in bitum-
inous coal were requested by the St'ate
commission on the necessaries of life
today to supply the commission with
a. copy of each invoice covering file.
purchase of bituminous‘coai for which
a price was charged in excess of the
Hoover maximum fair price.
The commission has received many
complaints that speculators have been
charging excessive prices.
--—Harris 8: Gans. That's all. . 'l
The Textile?
136 Washington St. 7
“’e are showing in our wwjnwwssm ,
should please. ‘ x - . . ,
They are priced reasonably and every pair is built
hard usage of Boys and Girls at play. " ,
PRICED more $2.50 2035.59.
Conneally‘ (.1 § f ,
sou-m nonwALK. cons. .
Store Open Saturday Evenings, .. '7
‘All here at the one Bank.
Why go elsewhere ‘3’
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Again this greathorneg .
that high grade quality farm . . " 3“
prices. “
When you stoptooonsadet .
into this greetsaie- 81815" :to . 38%
were alreadyflle wast, m" '
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{‘Fimm "under mettfiafio. ‘
enlivsohinatom t. _} ‘ '
.tien of the mpWoffim
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