MONDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1922.
J05 EPI-i @DAVIS
'ASHl/‘GTOI‘. STREE‘I
So. NOjWALK.
”MEI-hue In.
"‘~.4nlli1l4l“l
nights are
suggest »-
Top Coats
~ Wool Hosiery
5; W'armer Underwear
I ' \\'0 Are i‘repeirul.
..H at Modernh
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT 0F
BLANKETS
ln Cotton and All Wool.
Inting Flam-«ls and Outing Fiannell
Garment: of All Kinds.
K. BANKS?
ORV (30008 STORE
Under Mahackemo Hotel.
Sculh Nor-walk.
lIlil Ni W3,
l‘oup: I- '5 I lIIIIIIN
(III.iI:lIt III “II
Noniulk “I' 'h‘
- \IIIlIt uulmnnllilm registration.
«Jim. was ‘illit'll llI
III-cording to word rc~
I- lII-IIIiIIIIIII'lrrs lil‘l‘C.
Hi I'm IrrIszzitiIIIIIJ (flllll‘t‘il will :III I-t.
I
~ will leave the Boston Hlort- (‘Ollllii
~ Harris & Guns.
Hopkins 0" It (loncm-Il .‘V'l‘l It
- in his lvnI-k Inn} .’
not know to whom the
. tIIrIII Ii it on»;
Auto Accessorlrs
to the polit‘t‘ ”ml
1 III' pr Canaan avenue had come
hi4 gov-1:20 1nd had taken his nIIlo-
- I'll‘li had not returned it.
' “um I‘I-lur IN] later.
to ho ropnlrod.
but this had slip-I
it hzlvini: ‘H'l'll‘
Fluvl‘nn's request,
In Il his mind. evidently.
GENUINE SPANISH
C ASTILE SOAP
15c Per Cake.
Still :-on Powell Corp.
South Norwalk.
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f‘ff' 7/“!
TEJTDXZ‘.
7
75“?
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' ,IIIIt hunt will he held.
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mun withdraws
ill'ildfi for a
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no «
announced
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man“
03
LII‘iI-Il man banks
week he with-
for the final
'Hl on his home.
In want. to be in
1.- J11.) L41
L21.
NEW ARRIVALS
BATES STREET
SHIRTS
WOOL HOSiERY
75c to $2.09
MEDIUM-WEIGHT
UNDERWEAR
$1.00 to $3.00
Rogers 69’ Stevens
Association will mc'et tomorrow.
Saturn 3;:
‘.-.Ir‘.:
clIr stra.
So. Nor-walk
IIcrwaik .
”.1: evil I, I' liversk‘y
:Ippip il'l‘i‘
both in
fl: 7 (Id-IT
_ has {In
[l.i‘~'.".v4'll‘) 1H:
tI-iI blossom.
———Buy your Victrom nt Donnelly'a
on easy weekly payments. Store open
leunmgs until 9 p. m
'l'lII \\':IlIlI YIIIII StitIh club wiii
m.- .I with Mm. (‘hnrles it. l:.’.lk(!" 18!;
ll.- . strI-ct. on \Vednesday afternoon
":II III: “In-k.
Angcvinc's Furniturg Co.
I ‘..;I:~I Ii
I; 'I\ from I ii‘l' lm .Il agent. “f. it.
AI stin of Austin' 8 Gums. .
_. i"':‘.l line 0!
Karen [{ohn.
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A sm-cini meeting of tho SI-nior club
of the
(lruvc church will be held tonight in
or the Girls' Friendly Society
Guild room In lilt‘ I-lIIII'I-lz.
lIr. \Viilis ll.
iI‘OIIIiIiI-Il in St.
" l Itzr months with uphold
guilt ring from :I e‘oriuus I-j.~
:I:IIl blindness; it; rf‘fllt'li.
l
l'I rlmps you don‘t know
{mother (100.5 so done your
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compile;
’lilYIl
II: )IlII r—Stumford Stores are
' tlIII olIiIst stove loIInriry in Amerie
“I 4'“
Fuxnitux. i
iht‘ must rIIlileIlII.
I luv no agents. - Ann: vino
i
In
I and are
(ompzvm'.
'l'lII- Ilriv ‘l"S lil‘l'ilFf‘ m
I'y, {it’ll .\l;IiII .xlrt‘ct. illl"l
’IIl‘ :I"I-IIrIiiIII.: lu illrflrllllllAOXi
“in tho ImliI-I- toIitIy from the
\«iiiulv IlI‘pnrtnII-nl (11' HIV Slate.
A smaller and roll call will lie lII-lIl
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:I I‘I;I]III~.~.I
:It tonight's nIIII‘liIIg oi"
i’utzl. Nu. 6H3. \'. I”. V11. and
..I nil members be Dr(.51'nl hm: illi'il
' mode by the rommittw- in (‘illll'KC.
A RpI-I‘iul mowing III‘ hid VV'tfii;
‘ i.(IIlL;I'. No. Ins. i~‘. & A. .\l. is to Im
l.IlIi this: evening to consider tlII-
plrlllH for the proposed alteration of
ill“ Masonic building on South Main
.LlrI-I‘t.
~r—llurris 8: (ions. 'l’lI:1t':< nil.
A caucus of in pIIhlII '1') (LN-Urns lo
[nominnln a candiiiutv for n presenta-
I 0min Ito T- Invlid: IlI- -<
ill ill
Him and “ism to
fur _ili.‘4'l('i‘f~l of tin ill-"lf‘t “ill II'
M the Town lIIIli. \\'ili:m this f“.'t‘lliil!'-
.Il 72..“ o'clock.
All mI-mlmrs of lmuz'us' l-‘ImlIr
\TOmIIII'S l{l'ii.‘r (‘orps N-v. l.'-. .II‘I- in-
,\iI--Il in visit annnvl l‘. lI'wI‘Iis ('l)i']l<.3
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.\I‘I. 5:: at .\I- v ( :IIII IIII. llII-
lune from tho Norwulk llui:l
(IcluI-k on VV’NirH'SleK :Il'lu Miami.
.15. many as fun ntlI-IIIi :In-
III) III), '
(‘oml'ort and health.
-pipe Heaters. liz-ng-lI-in.
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TlIr- mmnlmm of Illoosr-lII-nrt Legion
turn to hold :1 short businmu: Hurling.
:il'tvr which a pIu-
It is lIopIIIl that
will he a large uttvndunce.’ as
to the
on Or-
~lcmorrow (-I owing.
' tin-re
.furtlwr plans for the dance.
luld at. the Norwnlk Armory,
tnhI-r 319i. are to lo discussed.
l -—Ilarris & Guns. That's all.
Members of the
till:
new
roof
rooting on.
the bottom. raising
floors, and putting
There is to be a. special meeting of the
evening of this;
club on Wednesday
Wonk when Nevuul applications are to
he acted upon. A. social hour with
refreshments will he enjoyed follow-
ing.
William J. Troy war arrested Sat-
uniny afternoon by the uptown police
on the charge of assault. The warrant
pero wife or the Broad street grocer.
The case will come up in the first. die.
'9‘ . 'miah Candee, next Saturday morning.
'Bomls of 3160 were fixed by Judge
« ICandee and were furnished by Arthur
. Benjamin.
I): .with successful
Jon: the savers at
V3
“4 ‘v’lJl—J
$9292;
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N. Y. BANK STOCKS
-we Momma In new
vonx BANK MID Tnus‘r
omens.
ASK us Iron quorknons'
meow.
has pur-
.I Chevrolet .‘~.i:[)|'l'i0r light dc-
Auto Accessories
I
itziphaml's Hospital for
II \I-r. i.
it 4your,
gmmlg
lll.’lli(‘,l
\‘. illi. IIII i!:Ir-,
u I n P-IISIH' IIIi-
l‘l'Cl'in‘li
.Vintnr.
1m: will
:It itiitl
:IIIIl.
lliiiif‘li in.
IIIthIIation-
’l‘I l.
South Nora'alk l’nnl
rlnl) put in a. long day‘s work restor-
day at the club. pulling: in braces Li
and
l where you know that you
_-___.
The Kermit Bathing and L
A dance held at the Norwallr armory»
night by the Combat Train
lnrguiy attended. Menards 'or-
furnish :11 the. music. '
M rs. McGrogor of Broad River told
8W DeSigns V: the uptown police. Sunday night. that
[R Beautiful N an automobile had J:een parked near
$2.50 to $4.00 he; home for mvr forty-eight hours.-
1ilC‘ car “as taken to a local gu. age.
by the police.
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[mils Gemnrio of High stroll. in- ;.
ftrnuzd the police. Sunday night, that
ii is automobile had been sidcswlped
h; F‘nd Sheidler' 3 machine. The. hub
mm on ti. o iormer machine was C'ackq
er].
\ roof fire in the Jennings homestead
in Jennings place called out tho“ up-
tovn fire companies at 7:40 o‘c.- ‘ock
last night. Box 33 was turned in.
the fire “as started by a pasatng train.
Chemicals were “"91! in extinguishing
the lIlnzfl.
JlmPS Fullerim‘ormed the' uptown”
auto-
had
won him; that an
police Su nda _\
abandoned,
mobile apparently
been parked for .hxenty—four hours. onI
ITaylor
11”“ 3'59 aI'l‘lzv our was goue when Motorcycle
il’atrolman C. L.
ux'onur‘. near Church street.
Thorpe went to inv
vestigute.
John Finnegan of Riverside rwnno'
'compiuined to
the police. Sun-luv
night. that Casey Henncsany hn-l
struck the farmer's son and ’J‘lllfiF‘I'l
Mrs. Finnegan. Patrolman Murphy
investigated and found that the mat-
tcr'wns a trifling affair and did not
need police interference.
Two cases: of diphtheria and one of
90:: Hot l-~\Ir \\ -II nportII] to llvn‘lh
irlfficcr llohert l7 Prrduv 0\(-r ill-
Im- l'mnd. \\ illi: InI l (1“ 'IrIl ii i) s.
of :32 Ward street
,fm'vr. and James: Moore. of 6 K lion":
‘l‘vai. and John (lvrlIz of 3H I‘IlItis-
Ixillc aw‘nu“ lIIu'I- Ilipthcria. q
1} uN. FROST’S
FIRE LOSS IS
ABOUT $1,500
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! .\ IIImIlIrI of \ ::IlIIIlIlII rug." paint—
ings I II. t .-.~Ip( trim: “or" n moh‘Il from
lilI Inrimls rrmmu on the first floor to
pLIcr- :4 oI safr keeping so that smoke
and I- llf‘l’l‘lit‘ Il could not injure them.
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THINK AUTOMOBILE
mp 13 came
\i'illi tho arrcqt or Alex
; l“:lil”ii“iti roemitlr
JIMroovl. thI- lot-Iii :‘olico lII-lieve
llII' man "'il') on May 93rd.
Ill‘tllll Orchard sir-«I. First
‘HII‘ Sim]: lIIIlIel‘ Special
f‘il or .‘lrs. ("Inge
l\\'-- a“? a .I IIIII;
lmlnIl
Zipko. in
that,
Smith of
l‘il‘sl district. has been
Ziliko h 1% l.o- n SOlltI “(“(i to 15 Ila\s
I .
III l-IiIlzI pmt i.Iil lor some offense ' in
ll ‘:Iirfi-- -lIl. and :I \\. urnnt is to be ob-
tainI-Il I'Im his arrest here and he will
the blaze. 'llm loss was slight.
I'm the their of the car
Constable III lw ood recovered the
‘tudalmker car in leko's possession.
and while nothing has been learned
fir vet. as to how he obtained it Mrs
Smith has identified the car as hers
When Criminals Were Banded.
[’p to the year 1829. all criminals in
England. were branded. as well as
gypsies and vagnbonds. but after that
your only deserters from the army
and soldiers who were notoriously
bad characters \i'ere so mini-ted.
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Welcome
The place where you know
,you are welcome is your own
house, and the. one place
are welcome even when. you
cache to get money is the
Om account Start a 5317- ‘
MW
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Overcoats
The loss was slight l
Jacobs
For Men Who Want
the Best
$25 and up
T-I: Hem; at Good C! oythcr;
Men and Women.
ICI‘
Tile
Tu rim;
is iii “iv '1 smrletv 1"- Grow
3t‘5it'.“
ThI‘
mI‘nt Cilil‘n' as
all the
congratulated.
John Mu
Mir-4 ,\ ill.
and Nils~ is. 'i . ,
in StnnI‘III~l .‘-' \lI rang. I
A I‘lIz'II
music.
by (‘onstable “Hen"
RI-onixiB
Mrs. J-f
yestg’rtiii '. .
stole
district
Six Touring
53-12 lil‘. :itIIl Vir-I.
York \r» In
Nash‘s lII'II‘iII r.
fill». >lli; V.
with :lh
ilQ trough: tn Norwalk to stand trial
\Hgs \llll‘iI‘
Sir“ I t ‘3
home.
“a..-
bank where you have your 7'
loge account with tbjsbahk. 5
S ( ) CIAL [YO T158
.‘HSh‘ TJRLOV EX :I.‘(il:l,.
I-t‘gngI'IanIt of .Viin,» ‘
‘nIIglIlz-r of Mrs.
street, to S
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- of Stamford. “as Li; i .1 ;;
(III-tiny :It the» \vtddim; 0| 3.: l' ‘wnszIvI',
hurics 'i‘urlov. to Miss .\l:w- SHE: .sk)
i‘ll'inglet, at the lle‘II ‘IIm‘I‘
Iluv.
announcement III' II.
a comp” I
guests who “11:...“ ,;
couple “I .,
a ml the
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.IIIl Z‘I');\r. and t... 'i.ilii,illl \‘lrt fliull Miss Inrlov is \U‘ ‘-..I“‘. ‘
II _. s ‘ .I z- :1: . . , .
i" '2 , .N. I. -. I 1' “ ' ( 'l' ”rm .I-. and 1-“ an active '1‘I‘I.Ill' III iii!"
"‘ '1; “‘ ' tr} '1" ! f' ll l. ‘!“ ~‘tll E‘t-II. ,‘Jnnku' I‘ It I"!!_ ,;-:.1
. VT. ‘37 l‘l' (: l1 ‘ 5 ! IV: ”V .
, ‘ f x “ 1‘ i Iso\€rI10th3I ‘iOCl‘iit'S’. >9» '.» , III-.5.
t.I:Il lhI‘ izrn- lIrI‘vltI- nut. and ht‘rl‘ tllI i . ’
l‘r 'l “'1 i In l"l m through llII wall ' ' 'n"'0"("' "" "m 'H 'j ' l \ ”'
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. ‘ _ i .p Singer Sewmg Murmu- I ”my Im
"-lli .hrnutzh lhI- hard wood Iioor loI . * . . '
, Hvr tiant‘v Is a Maura” ~ ~
l‘I.II'.I l‘Ie- l',.ImI-::. \' l ‘ 1‘ !
V ' . . ' I. . -. . 3 III I’
‘-‘»n -Ill Wool :H‘Iw lizId 'll‘f‘fl lmift in ! "H”‘ii ' "a, '1 ' '35 ' ' J 5
In - .
'l'urvw- 1irv]:’.-I‘~'a in NW home, who ..I‘ “A" "a 3.. )0" i
lilO'KP min: in (it"II'I-I'Il lI‘ImIl's llV'Ii— “I” H.,_,... v.~. .«h. . l I. ..3
run:i\_ ‘ I1“! ll'f‘lll I-‘Ii-ivnm- i;.lI ‘4 i' . - ... .‘ I... - . 1...:
WWW“. I] 1-9 ”mu 4‘ NI": “'1' "‘HC,‘ 1““, lIII‘tlnIny on .‘IalIIrI , ..Il w .I.» II :IA
IiiI-Il (Inf. v.1) -.l rinwn i'li-IHIVY‘ tl-II 'h'“"'? and dinner 17-" ‘ - '~"\" TOW»
.. . ' '*‘- " l . r ;, ~~" H. 4,. w...“
in“. lil‘lt‘k (lilii (‘l‘i‘l‘lf‘ilf‘ into iiln Ilmw .Irnnn: “1' f1“ . ‘ ‘ ' ““ “
in arm and tin-nor) Wm: fIInIIII-l into :I A ”Hump" and h" n ' L “4"“ ":“i
llama which had done quiII- :1 ill! of 'm‘vmg‘ “in?" "“1 MN
.1mm.:,. th n it “as noliI‘IIl. Ives, .dr. and 3hr.
lint ll‘lern minutes lwl‘orv tlII- fin: 3"“ “n“ 1‘1"" 5 ”V' Jr, "‘ '1
“3"“ ”.Ih‘i‘ll. Kiri-l. Frost )I:IIl goliv 10 "n" '\""\" Huh” ' ' i
”II“ second floor to look IIl‘lI-r llII- \ . ., 3 ;~ . .. , . ..- .
II~lIIlIlrnn and Imthim! out of tho wr'.‘ ""l' 5M"! 3' " m 0' 50'”
1“,;15 Rowan}. saw- that it “WHIP”! tn Atlnnllt‘ shed. haunt 7.‘i :anl (n 01:0:
I... \f-r)‘ warm. dc ii. ‘vHIie-l I)? \‘~ - \-nk C'iti. \‘It". -
(‘lll'uhlr‘nl was used to extinguish the man-l. v11 in _\‘. I; ‘x'~ ‘k. \\'~~Iinein;Iy.
any. a.“ thr- firemen "mun”! In 3. NHL at :2 ‘Eill. 'l In IEII: Trans-
llII-zr IIIIurII-m about :In hour ill'lt‘r— figuration. M ' '3 " Dwight 1"
‘ "'13“ Th" sit?“ of ”II“ Illllmr'ItIN ""UllI-rcan. .\lI'. -l i;.~. "»Ii‘il"d will
lIlI'I v: .1 Mn? ("‘l0\\Ii so that n slivri'rl ”SM" '" N w ' M' "I "'0 “151ml; '
w 3‘ x ' ‘ ‘
it} III IlItIIIl ho? to lm smfinn,” I'm . V . .
I“’-"l “I III: I' in IIont of tho 1,0,“... lo Miss l...IIr.I r'v- ' I-y of 63 Spring
I(~(I.‘l,-n] ll ”“0 " Street \\‘::< 2L. ;'.»>" I!“ Kil‘. and Mirth.
<7.I :zit'ord. yesterday. ‘
Joseph Sherry'
.. ney were visitors
”mu-I; .«
\. ;.s held at the Nor-
Lawm-
walk (:U‘i..ii'.' wiui». on Saturday (wen-W
lug, Sp: :vI: .< '> "rii'll furnishing the
I . n \‘." .~- .I lair attendance of
mcmiwz'm v
31.; »:.»..I .\l:',~_ w. R. Geidart oI‘
Were the Il'ucsts of
lv‘airtleid avenue.
X. Y..
.I--~' G'Iidvil’
Clarence Nash of New
lliI' WI '.‘i{-(‘Ild guests oi‘ Mr.
Lewis 11. Nash.
Sherer of 1 “’ash-
1 is Ionfi. led to her home
.mlmx ol’ tonsiiitis.
DI; :lilIi \lrs \Villinm Sillivan oi’
NI-w Ymk it) “I 16 guests in this cih
ow-I- tlII “wk end. .,
Zak of 1 Washingtan
;1 noel-t end visitor at 'IIL‘I‘
Bayonne. \. J.
A number attended the dance held
on Saturday
Country Clull
urenlrg at the Westport
It Must Be instinct;
A \\ oman is much more likely to for-
get the
baby than to lame L‘Ie pickles
”II when she goes to the picnic(
The Tent company an .
Life Insurance f
There W a time when estates consisted solely of the:
property which men themselves had accumulated.
Nowadays, a most important part.
.both by rich men and those in
- insurance. I - .,
In its capacity as a conservér of comic-is, the motion; trust.
company also protects life insurance
Insurance can be left in
5 team
trustee, for the benefit of those you may name. It; m3 be
" vested and distributed in accordance with Wink,
pressed mm will or in a livin m 7
the laytng‘ct the cornerstone of the
Masonic Temple- the Home ofAcasia
Lodge,
noon.
tow hundred in
-, $60,000 Necklace Stolen
1 Mrs. C. C.
s- 3 \\ Is staying at the Sleepy Hollow
,im' lurular lIml inside information.
{01 he made his visit on the night of
_\I:I're llivre with tlII-ir
.lhl‘. tine“ “‘Olil‘l have 1‘99““ the ‘T'F COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFlT—Lplax Glass l‘e’Ifr. cr, Nzckie Plated
itit m u: .Ind her loss would have been TOWCI Rack and 158 Scat T ESSL'e Tc :.c s'——~‘\il i": r ............ {ECB'
' (Retention-f two vrmileé.‘ Chesnut. Hill avenue.
‘ . They" We: The body.
. George Raymond. who. on Saturday taken to New York city for"
,Ibir
ceeiaraxcd his eighticth birthday, and
Ge ergo“ I. iluxtou.
Deaths end Funerals.
Fl‘NI-lRAL OF L. H. BARTLETT.
l‘nm—rui sen-i012; for Lamont IL
Bartlett. the nineteen your' old . son
of Grace G. Bartlett who was killer in
an automobile accident. was held this
morning from the late home in
' Charles m‘ml Sack: .
(‘11::er Boyd Nash. 53 y‘alrs'
died Saturday afternoon. a' his 3! In
‘ir ‘20 Berkeley sire-3t. He 1:“ ‘urflv
by :1 wife: one daughter. Heme.
Nash; and one brother. .lohnfiafi‘
Funeral svrvi cs It: I: to he held :11
o‘clock Tucsdny ifflgrliobli. The ”a:
sonic serviI‘I-s will 11350 ‘5‘ held. 'I '
ial will be in Riverside» -
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lAilMi EXEIilIlSES
repreven ted at
Norwalk‘ was well
in Greenwich, Satmday 1f101‘-
Dole-:giticns numbering oxer'
all from St. Johns
Lodge, No. 6, F. 8;, A. . .' Old \Vell
Lodge. No. 103, F. ,3; 3. 3L. and elm-
ton Commanders. No. 3. K. T., partici-
pated in the exercises and largepar:
ade which followed. . .
The local delegations met at the
Berkeley .street Temple at 12:45
o'clock and proceeded to Greenwich in. ‘~
automobiles. Many. newcver, Went by
train. The Greenwich lodge entertain-
ed in fine style, presenting each guest
with a box lunch after the parade. A
social evening followed. ; .
The St. John‘s Lodge delegation was
headed in the parade by six members
of the Norwalk Police department.
There were over one hundred in this
section.
In theyeviswing stand was Dr. Carl
A. Harstrom. master of St. John's
Lodge. and Rev. Alexander Hamilton.
the chaplain. Attorney Leo Davis.
district deputy. assisted in the corner—=
stone laying exercises. ‘ I
A feature of the parade was the:
fact that two members of St. John's
Lodge. each over eighty years eld,.
covered the entire line of march, a
< Protect to... Child’s Health by Using——
' DR. DEN’IION’S HYGIENIC SLEEPING
, ‘ GARMENTS. 4
We have all sizes from six months to 10 years.
frices range from $1. 00 to 31." I5 per garment, accord-
ing.to ieize. '
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Mféc'm «5‘57:er M" .5932“? --
Gehebe’ 3
“it’s Here If it's H‘cuseware"
.\ SI‘L‘ki'IOC or 65 piarls, \aluéd at
sIIIuIIIII, has 5th n from the room of
lupin at New York \\ hilv
PHONE
527
DELIVERY
I" u: Srirslmrough. X. Y. E\iden'.'3fl
:1 dance. when many wealthy promo.
I
jewels.
SCOT TISSUE PAPER TOWELS.
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