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JOSEPH DAvls'
gs WASHINGTON. Bram-:1
So. NO$WA us.
$30.00 $35.00 $40.00
Buys an Overcoat of
Quality and Service
'l‘ln-rc’n‘ style in the hues
l;o"lui o
a
in lhc «any drape; there's ‘
slyl!‘ in the fine woolcns
and export tailorlu". They
lump you well dressed.
Warmer underwear here, too.
find the cut of these coats, ‘“
mommy, NOVEMBER’Q. 1922.- L ‘
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
BLANKETS
“1 m“ m A“ WN‘-
Outing Garment- of A" KW”.-
E. K. BANKS’
DE! GOODS STORE
Under Mahackemo Hotel.
South Nomik.
Funnel. and Dating Flannel
.
was: unaware th; ‘ ”mm was .xnyonc 4
,llwz'c when ha lltlL“:
i
—-(‘r:1ll‘.s arr: Jaznlrrl's LU: 1h? Arm—
. ‘placc about 9:2" o'clock last night all
The Socloi tongue of the House of
314;, up... w um’umu‘ an iuvllutiml Hal- '1
low 'cn putty at the Muycliol’t plant.
Mini-win strcct. his evening.
It was: almost impossible to set:
llmtz. {and Lil: \Vtzslmuor E1216 lhnt hc .
Eu t urllm‘ night.
Hartz was taken lo the office of Dr.
Gv-m‘;;x~ anrnli. xvlzcrc ho was mam:
third any] was czycu trentmpnl‘. uric: -
\‘hich ho was tnkcn to his home.
T‘lcninmin Hertz of \\'inlicl-l slrecl
‘sns‘irtinml 'Lwo fractured ribs on hr.
.richt sidlh in an accident that fook
‘ I‘llm (asbliound railroad vie-pot. l
--C‘.cnn. licnllhful heat. Internal».
ltlnnnl One-Pipe Healer. Hegelein ,
1473—3. ;
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Thu (use of Frank Hubboll charged
with the non-support of his child,‘
which was to have come Dolor; the
downtown. court this morning has
CAPE f
GLOVES:
$1.85 i
Specially Priced. ‘
Woor. HALF 3051?.
For Weak with Fall and
\V’intcr Shoes, '
75c hfim
Nun-bu
Rogers 6 Stevens: ‘
Norwalk So. florwflk l
Loon continued until Monday.
—-—~T’n!l line of
Aaron Kohn.
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A number of loyal Tiger football
lr‘nm mm: are planning to go to smu-
ford on Sunday to witufsa the first
came of a series between tn: Tigers
and the All-Stamford eleven.
Auto Accessories
-—2‘lc a. day for ten months pays
for :1 Hoover cleaner at Donnelly's.
li‘rce dcmonslration.‘
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"all;
«lzlyl-l'
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uptown police department
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. n'wlul'k at the rdoms of the Y.
South
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1 an entertaining program.
Full line 01 Auto Accessories
A non Kohn.
Mrs. Nclson H. flay
;‘::~:mt llryztn Ll. Silk is enjoying
\ut‘uiion from his (Julius
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will be held this evening
M.
Main and Monroe streets'
committee in charge has pre-
t has moved to
lllajik Olijen of Flax Hill road re»
turned to his home here on Tuesday
evening. after having spent the past
cvcrul months on a visit to relatlvés
in Hungary.
birds on Sunday. the birds being rc-
‘cascd in Virginia and flying to this
' city.
A Ford truck driven by John Hor-
nirk. o! 10 Cliff strm-t, and n. horsr
and wagon driven by a man named
Mnlnlc. who lives on Elizabeth street.
camp locolhr-r last evening on Bouton
Vstrchl. the damage hr-ing slight.
( . ) I the
Inmlmry lo makt. htr holm in . _ ' ' ‘
futurv. having sold her rt-sldencc .lll Ila-”l3 K 03-13-51; That: a.l.
liuyxww il.\'(‘llll(' to \Villiltm ll. Trls— . .. g . -——- ‘ -
1r'un tln- rurnl mull corrivr. 'thO H""" “‘1‘ Ollemng the door or his
1 . . .. w-wlon vcnlerduy “W to ““0“" WWW“ l'fi-fisungrrs to en-
100k “HUN“ ‘ . il'l‘ Whor- Harry \Vushuuor of 56 “'in-
,_._..._.—_——
A most successful mention. of
\V'ulth Your Stop Cluh Wm held 31-:-
le rs.
l: rtlzljs ullv‘rnoon at llll' lmmv of
H. l‘~. Smilll.
..‘71~rltnun.
——llnrrls &. Guns. That‘s all.
ill
20% Bust law-nun. .Uulnly , 1':
ll u'wslmu nts were scnml «luring thol
riclv‘. Flrcc! in hacking his car. struck
Illi-alr; l‘urcinr: him :lcainst lllc door.
lbw :ln: llm lutlvr and also fractur-
lym of Elv-slzz's rl'vs.
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That's all.
.—-—llurris &- Gang.
'i‘lw i'll‘sl anmml fair of Bulls-r
{Lia-luv. «T. l. H. H. 13.. and ‘FTrlrI'lrn
Tim (‘mulml 'l‘rnin of llfllll'l‘j.‘ P will ‘ l"-‘ ‘lt‘l;::‘.‘ lJ‘Wl’I-n Na. 42. I, H, (l, 1:”
llill" :71 :ltllit-lc mw‘l I‘llll swim! liiml “iii 0pr .v: H.» um},- (um Pullgwg'
.ll lhr Nm-wulk Armory on Fri T-llilrl': Svmll Main Fig-I.“ “my “on.
m Hum-,1 it will (-nnsilzl m rt?“ tor-i pi h. on Saturday evcnim: of this
:Jxmfimz... iwlom' ll’i‘lil'lliill. llunlrzthnll. onr-k,
um! hating. On Saturday _,_.
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ll" ()ll Wrivllu’ rvvcning. (ll Hm iglull‘w: W“ 'l i: "'4‘: “W"- 8"?m“ll“-'-‘~ m an itcm , . . , " , . the new I’m'limnont Will Do knowxrl)e»§510l‘0 1V0: 905 0f Ninth J'OTWfl ‘1- t , . < - . v; ._
.. ,. CONNEALLY 5 BR A‘CKE
'~ -.. H mum-“H of “Mum. ”I 3/134? night. Saynwonu (nu-rm} m:- harn "1 “m “”l \‘W‘l'i‘lll'l‘ “ilrlv’r- but I to the 1918 tluctzons the voting and tended were: M‘an-zlgl-sr }. E. ._..hepard.. * , ‘ i
‘ lmmhm, . \ . ‘ (l ('l .mpmu 1.01} ml hig lmmn and ";-:l\’ll\yd" a fivé-m1}mn won? in sr-c tho mnr-lo n-r punishod. Ilcounting always had been spread over the Misses Mil-zone Lccmlmls. Mac n 7 , .
1‘" h‘ l‘ I H" ‘ “gm“ “(l (‘1‘, “1;; 2; 1km: of Winn and a mic-gallon in: of'l‘ll‘ "" it "’35 ‘1 woman's ‘l""d< All iscvcrul days, not] when the fights were Steyen's. Harriett R005, Elet‘nea “‘cbb. SOUTH MRWALK COKE ' ,
i M l'xltllc-nn and \V. .. . m i . \— Wm“ ~ ' ‘ illlf‘sf‘ theories nlmnt blackmail andlcloso. tin-w was zfiways along period Olive Weblb and the Messrs. Johnl + , ’ .
I. 1M“ ' ' ll‘Ol'l'i‘v‘y and things are fol. It was’ol‘ unccrlzximy and anxiety for the Mailer \v’llliam Haruscler. Louis Von-l Home 9f Educalor, Emerscn, Johnston 5. Murphy and CantileverShoes
r‘l. rnisll
-——Bny your Victrols. at Donnelly’l
an easy weekly payments. Store cyan
evenings until 9 p. m.
FOR COUGHS, GOLDS.
BRONCHITIS, ETC., USE
s. P. c. White Pine with Menthol, ‘
and Eucalgptoe
50c.
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Stillson-Powell Corp.
South N orwalk.
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,1; of Union this bank is, a
if? Union of all concerned,
9) to prosper and assist
Fourth Game of Series
LOCKWOODS vs.
Mrs. Thomas Skelly of Melbourne
road is confined to her home by in-
none.
The Lodiod Benevolent association
of the Flat Congregational church
had a moot succesdul meeting yostcr~
day afternoon at the parish house in
[Lewis street. Mrs. Robert C. Herring.
president of the
Women's Home Missionary Federa—
.a
I othcrs‘ to’do fr 1
gone to fir”;- Rolland if he would no:
’ listen ‘1Wtfidhgvc
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Congregational -
my”:§rlfe. ' I fire right and: ‘1 1 want
awe. I would have
. ., £0116 to the nlshop“
and to the Vic-”star. 1 ‘ _ ~
Ellis Enid File, had never heard of”?
his 'vs'ix‘c havinglrouble with anyhoa‘g,
and in; {aid no knew of no enemies
that 13131193: might have: had. '
"There was plenty of gossip about
amnion: of trhcclioir, though," he
added. ‘ .. ' 7 7
'l’he authorities an: (dons-l}; studying
Mm. Hall‘s rg}f.ies to newspappr men
yesterday. ‘ . ~
iii-3W BRUNSWICK, r
~(lfi’iciais .conducllng the
the .mu‘rfierrcn Sept‘i'l-i of the Benz;
Edward \Vheele’;r Hall and his choir
geafier‘ Mrs. Eleanor 1:. Mills. dcéiliic'd
to comment this morning on the iutgr-
View given yesterday hy Mm ll‘mncfi
Noel Hail to twenty nrag-:waperwmen.‘
Steno‘gra‘phio transcripts of the‘ inter."
View were in the hands of both spe—
cial deputy AttorneguGt-aneml W'ilbur
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”A. Mott and his chicl‘ investigator. Dc-
teatime James F. Mason.
‘ Thec:deiecfi\'e said. however. that
two witnesses had stated that Mrs.
Hall entered her home at 2:10 7a. m-
on the morning" nfler the murders. in—
' stead of 3:30 a. m.. as she told the
newspaper men. He said also that
these two witnesses said she was one.
Mrs. Hall said her brother Willie ter—
.ens was with her. '
l Efforts were continued ,10 identify
'the man described by M rs. Jane Gib.
son as the murderer, it was pointed I
out that little would be accomplished '
in going before the grand jury at this
time with Mrs. Gibson's alleged eye-
witness account ‘becausc it specifically
stated that the woman she saw on the
For * Trimmed
5.. Xov.,?. .
inquiry into 7’
'I occasion with appropriate decorations.
The Hillside Homing Pigeon club. .
Will hold a film-mile flight for young even:
‘ nzlr (-rmm puffs. marshmallow
“In hen“ the
Sunday, Nov. 5th, 2:15 P. M.
NORWALK‘s: '
old Phillips {arm did not commit the
rmurders.
,Ellillsllvullls
lilil FUN. lllll or
tion gave a most interesting talk on
Mr. and Mrs. John Gruelle of East
avenue. entertained with a Haliowe’en
party last night. About thirty-
‘fivc guests were present in costume.
The house was nicely arranged for the
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'Dcncing was enjoyed during the '
ng and a. bul‘lc’t luncheon served.
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Mrs. A .c. Haviiund o: ._~Fa.irfield, . Elf .
avenue reported to tho police thatl _
someone had damaged a statue on a;
fountain at her home. on Hullawo \ l -——————
.night. and Patrolman Frank V. Ray-l LON-DON. Nov. 2 (Associated Press)
mond investigated. It was found that ' ~—Thc voters of England always seem
lthu statue had'l)een bent over to one to get more fun out of clection days
side. ’1 ‘lthan the Americans. and everyone is
.looklng forward in u very exciting
of time in the coml: l‘arliamentary
i’aCk'S.
It is customary
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It was Neil McNally, instead
John McNolly that drove the car that
blocked Fire Chief George Bogardus
on Tuesday croning‘ while responding
to a call. and who was reported to the
l3
for all the candi-
v
‘ bands to be present ul lhc central pol—
unfzn my tests of popu-
hr. r in attendance at the moi-ling wilh f 0”" or m“
a vocal solo. .larily. .. . - .
lleleatod caluumuus who show lrl‘l—
tulion arc always llOUttfd uan-rcir'u‘lly.
This yvar ill." suszwnse oycr the res
'fsult of elections will be over quick-
ly. us pompzm-ll will the 'old pre~war
days. All of tlw ballots will be cast
'lhis limo in Hill” day-Novcmbcr 15——
James'Mills Taking
Issue \Vith Statements
Made by Mrs; Hal
:cnlousy and I think her throat was party leaders.
cut in spite because of her beautiful: \‘oting‘ is «.1er
Ringlng.’ " ,car lwcaust.
.‘:l32\\' BY:l‘;\'S\\‘lCK. \'. J.. Nov. 2. l of electors Gun 10 woman-suffrage. If
to be slower this
i y ( :ilm you can buy. 5 Mon—
:X‘GQ gil‘gqitl Phone my; 'I notwi- llvuml any co. :ip about my inf-PG is a landslide. tho votcs in
‘ “if“ and ll‘r. lla‘vl." mill Mills. “Ifllzoronghs. which will probably he
'. inn: I “mull? not. have stood for ii. for known in llll' l-rlrly hours of the morn-
E; . :1 single minulo. I am man onough ing aftcr llvclion any. should W0 'l
BASE . I}AI.JL "m l" ”1"“ WWW. that job at the l'r-lialilc indication of the con. l rc-
suii ‘Llirougicu: the country.
vlmrrl‘. if I ll'enllfl‘nt llar‘ro was any:
One of the remarkable features
l‘ning wrong l2r-twcv-n llic minister and 0f
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;\~ ,..».-rn;:li'nl Stl‘Crt.
, Vnrliil‘s l-‘r-s‘lnurunl grill opan for
busxness, Saturday morning,
at 137
Illnumummulu
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The Best
Union-
The best kind of a
Union is one Where ev-
ery member of- it is
v
others to prosper/ .
The
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City" National‘1
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’dates along with tlwix- wives or lius-'
of the increased number;
. Coats. «—
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of loamy
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e 31.2.98 and up
' ace: " ‘y’s
Thaw-lame ‘ of Good mania
the coming election is the compara-
tively small proportion of well-known
or wealthy men who-arc aspirants for
office. Money is one of the .main
{reasons or the eighty members of‘ Mrs. S. Flatt, of Bethel, are spending
1the last commons ”who are voluntarily the day with friends in South Nor:
retiring, the majority give tho ex-
planation that 'they.can' not‘afi‘ord
public life, as the salary is only 400
pounds‘and there are no perquisites in
the way of provisions {or sectaries.
railway-fare or allowances for sta-
tionery. ‘A seat in Parliament is more
of a financial liability than an asset.
Party managers arc finding it hard
to discover candidates who are ready
to contribute liberally to the expenses:
v of their
own campaign. Nowadays
some a: the methods of showering
money that were formerly in vogue
among candidates are forbidden by
law. Theoreti‘uallyihere is a ban on
tho 0ch time practice of buying beer
for the voters.
It used to be considered that an M.
'P. needed anxincome of at 19.35.155.000
pounds to keep up his and, live com-
fortably and up to the. dignity of his
police. Tho ramp 81““! h)- the man ling places in thcir boroughs or coun- position. and keep a. checkbook aide-
to "hit? Ilogurdus at the time was tzes ’30 that they ca” “my-"5‘“ before the exotic to meet the customary party , -— l A REA!- POUC’E m
10h“ McNully. l10W9W’T» populaco and maku SI'TVCI‘QS as soon call. Incomes of 5.00!) pounds are: far! . H ‘ Six Year: Sen-stars: Chad ch‘c‘fize Asia
f as the “ill 0‘ ”‘3 “l"‘u‘mu‘ “5 pro— fewer in illesc times of business de— _ - ‘ Cunm: no: dill-.08: Island
“Tho Modern Missionary Woman." claimed. This; (ll "ml-'5“. ‘5 ayery pression and war taxation than they ’ ’1‘- u'“m3,mm,2_? ”3, Cans.‘_ 21,_Chie€ of Emma,
Mrs. H’crrinc dosaibcd tho fine rcla- pleasing and sai‘Sl‘r‘rl'Gr-‘V experience ,Wcre before the warp ~ ”Q‘ ,:m“““‘£%i‘§'m «on name 15:13:“; :h at 4“ “Nate Dam}:
tionship which exists bctween thefoA othe successful 'n'l‘dut‘"s~ The; ~—-—————-—-——-—-——"——“‘ - 32?. fig“ Stands {31' Selig: 3&1 Ce
homo and romicnmissionury societies. 151"“ l“ “31"“ ”l" ””Sllm‘ssml PC'. LlGGE’l’l’S EMPLOYES DANCE. ~ Infill; Asxfwci‘fignissm VOTE FOR MM
\liss kw,“ and “it“ up”. (‘llichcslor cont deft—at is alums keenly awaited; _- . . ygkflzgggggfimsxg :
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Were the, hogt'nséos for tho occasion. l._ ~‘ 1“" 353mb“ * ‘0‘”5', lk‘m‘bel The employes o: Liggctts drug store, . figmgiqumm VOTE r 7 *9
serving rcfrcslnnfmits. Mrs. Arthur expo-memanslnp 15‘ such an important andllK-ir friends. led by their man» . u- .. , ‘
Gibson Hull delight“: the largo num-i‘m‘t “it“ the VHS” Inde‘ It {Slogan F. l2. Shepard. made a lrip to , .._ .. _, ’
New Haw-n. on Tuesday evening.
,uitcnd a Hallowc’en
llhe Hotel Taft.
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motor.
ezia. Robert Rowan. H. ‘Oiean._
return trip was made at a late hour.
W73 Are Daily
every instance are able to recom
income, maintain the security
Who Deposits YOUR
SOMEBODY Dons.
Are YOU saying some.
“part of your income and.
“l .
syslcmatically putting it
away where“ it. will work 7
for YOUR benefit, or is it ” "
all slipping through your '
fingers into the pocket
and Bank, Account or.
SOMEBODY ELSE :7 ; ‘-
- 7‘ Cornell) the-l
' . a a {I ‘ ‘ .,
{$111655 .oi
22 in?“ p j
:d fill 1»: no
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7 nard of Hackensack. New Jersey. .Iye
to
dance given at.
The dance was given by thc em-
ployes of Liggett‘s store. No. 50L of
The trip was made by
Many novelties were introduc-
:«(l during the evening. and the out-of—
The.
studying lists of security holdings
for, our customers, and in nearly
imend changes that increase the
and give a cash profit «10 the
Lclder. Mayne examine yours ‘3
* fMlplesoGoldschmnt
“Mottcyin the Bank ?, 7.
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SOCIAL NOTES
BAI‘LEY—ILlNSON.
‘. Mrs. Christine .Hanson announccs
the marriage of her daughter Emma.
‘0 Henry Olmstead' Bailey, at Trinity’
Episcopal church today, at 12 o’clock.
The ceremony was performed by the
color, Rev. Chapman S. Lewis. M. .A;
{the bride was given away by hot
brothersin-law, Emory Drayton rMi-
.040“
harc been beaten to death.
“'ashlmvrn broke down, *the
(Ts said last night. and made;
pletc confession. later leading
{to a wood shed where he said be
hidden money taken from the.
of the murdered man. One bi!
$1.060 denomination. another of 1
three of 3109. eight :50 bills}
$20 bills and two $10 bills were}
in the cache. the troopers d: '
m3 bag containing $62 in said
some old coins. ' _ - ,-
It was learned that Washbo‘rn
formed a close friendship with
aged recluse, who ems-1‘ ly - .
the boy his boarded gold. 7 ‘
In his confasion Vaalxburn
according 1,0 the troopers. "W5
struck the old man from mint
sat at his table. ,
bride's attendant was her sister, louse
Elizabeth Hanson, also of Hackensack.
The bridegroom's best , man was
Charlés Robefi Doulens or St. John
street. East Norwalk. After the core.
mony the bridal couple left on ‘an au-
tomobile tour to various places of in-
terest. ' _. g
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Mr. and Mrs. George Shépheraland
véalk.
llAllNfi Hillllll.
a; “
- 1 VOTE
ty'of the goods. A
always.
rm gm ,
32 Van lama“!
Second-hand Goods moo
momma:
BINGHAMTON. .N. Y.. Nov.
Elmer “’asiiburn, 14, was last. night
held in the Susquehanna county jail
at. ”Montrose. Pa., charged with the
murder of Cyrus Payne. 1'5 years old
mi se, Whose body was found Sun-i
day In his cabin at Brushville.
State. troopers saidthey showed the:K
boy ‘the stock. of a rifle found hidden
in the attic of the Washburn home!
and said to fit the barrel of a‘gun
VOTE FOR '
‘ CAF'TMN 1 7‘ '
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FOR SHERIFF
F AIRFIELD COW?
wardafiin
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ITS ALL FOR EOU -
In’riccs have llccn‘lowered to get you to become a customer
Quality has been improved :0 have you remain a customer;
.Tllc saving is immediate bcncfi . while the splendid
quality mil. prove a "benefit of P sling satisfaction. ’ 3 7
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BREGH’TEN if? THE LIVING R0031;
Nothing makes the home more an: ctlvc than NEW FURNlTURE; ,.
A new easy chair for father, - new sewing table for mother, cr'a‘
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a
telephone table for all the family.
FURNiTURE OF EVERY GRABE Fen EVERY
> rHa HOUSE. ‘
RaymOnd *5 Son
. FUNERAL DlRECTORS.
ALI. & HIGH STREETS '
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, ' fireprescnt style, comfort and durability, sndm‘e diction} ,
i, “ timely “the hose for outdoor wear in cool weather.
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We have a Wide variciyof attractive patterns and colors 5
in all wool, silk and wool, and plated wool, to meet every ‘re—-
' quirement. ’ ' '
‘ Each grade. is a superior .yalue at the, price marked.
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Norwalk Chronicler