s.
' JOSE
5'5 WASHiHG‘TON. STREET
So. NORWALKJ
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X. 01‘ .— {whloh an owner could not he found. >
. ( It was turned over to the poiicc. who Mrs. Tracey Ambler during the com- > ‘7 .. ' ' . g . .,
OVEBOOATS l f in turn gave it to Dog \Varden Charles ‘ lng week. . _ ' -. - V .
\H‘IERWEAR I‘ng~ tmtnke care of. ‘ . ' d W ' l . V‘ ‘ ' , _ , 'y 1
__ fl! _ . an up Mrs. R. M. Richa of Flax Hml I . , .. _ ‘
De Vito'c night, Tuecday night, 5t. . .7 Road has returned. after spoil irg, ’ ': "
Four year-old John Panasuk. of
or —-
OUTERWEAR l
are satisfied that for
gull quality and workman- a;
\
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Hun. prices cannot be lower ..
, hull: ours. is:
6‘.
0w: recalls, $25 and better. gi-
not
. . $2 to $6 g"
Union Suit:
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aligning; ,
‘MPLETE Assommcm 0F
,~ BLANKETS
In cotton and All Wool.
nu Flam.» and Outing Flannel
Gar-mun- of All Kinds.
. K. BANKS’
Din! GOODS STORE.
Undo: "makes-no Hotel.
South Nor-walk.
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,l‘lu mull box at tho corncr of Bon-
l .ml Cliff streets was in a. broken
“ill-inn. according to a. report from‘
llwl'llill‘. John Smith and the Souiir
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., Home. on chlcr street. Dun-
llljn, will iakc place during the \Vl-ck
x' Nuvcrnber 19. when the ani-l‘fll
ule will be invited to inspect the
' ilillng. The society will move into
a: building the following week.
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‘ -—Dancc while you hear the returns
De Vito night at the Armory to-
;rrow night.
. ilo‘ 'l'cnyi, who kcvps n mom mur-
‘ in the old Nyary pincv. on
lunlw. plinncd tho pulicv :lt
‘lml; _\ l-virrday mornim: lllzlt a grill:
m» xllzri that he wantm! nn ori'n-cr.
{it’llillwl icynclds nml ll‘mncr rc—
ml. ll hul. tho mcn had gone.
h‘. at the Armory tomorrow night.
and Mrs. 'l‘ony Coppola.
svvxilirrltml (Hui llzn'c luv-n
-Y:,
in!
Alwl ilw matter to llw pom-v:
mvr ('. ill-gcrnnn.
Tim-rig a. (Bans. That’s all.
. FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
RONCHITIS, ETG., USE
and Eucalgptoe
50c.
.«Stillson-Powcll Corp.
‘ South Norwalk.
q
l‘v
l‘copids Chorus w
any cvvning at ti o'clock
:u'onuc. First district, at the home of
J. Morrison.
chorus will note the
3
burs of the
x’month‘n reunion: mam-tor .
E. McGowan warm use hold lemon-o
morning at St. Mary's church.
mass will be said at the request of the
‘Chlldrcn of Mary Sodality
' the accrued was a. member. '
—(.)dd Follows'
Pollmrn' Built. on 30. Main St.,
hcld Nov. '
4—11.
ofw
Fair in new 0
to
A dog was found in thou.
tore. South Main street. Saturday. for
25 Con
The regular wccfily rchvarsal of the
ill be held on Tucs-
at 40 \Vest
l 1:4. l“.
' the Armory. Full election returns over
)tho wireless. ' ,
director.
though: of evening and place.
(-
wnlk pcslollicv
nnluy. the lith. vvi
——Ha.rrls 8: Guns. That’s all.
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Holiday hours
t the:
llu- morning. The
(7
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the (waning thcrc w
0
pro until i
lose for the
f mall.
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w-T-‘uil lino 0!
Soul h Norwnlk
2:30 o'clock noon. an
rest of the day then. In
ill be one dispatch
will be observed both
and the Nor..-
on Armistice Day. Sat-
th one delivery in'
offices will remain
dwi
Auto
1114:}?
B-
be
Alcm-
Accessories ‘K
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* Coats _ _
For Every/Coat Occasion,
of the Day
SPORT COATS
$12.98 andup
J aCoby’S
1214 North Main St.
The Home of Good Clothes
, . ’ 3 me Eats , »
bailout?" {ram and payable. 1332-“ thWe
who get-the benefit are» unmonnblo. _.
Mrs. Marten Compbcllo‘ also save' a:
talkond was attentively listencd to:
other speakers also, made brief ’ re-
marks on the c‘lcc‘tibnjof- tomorrow
Bliss Olivc thm Young. daugfi.‘
“ ter of Mr; coursing. Harry Young 01’
South Nor-walk. and Harry Ryan at
Boston, were married, October let, in
New York city. They expect to make
their home in Boston.
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early a’nfl cast u'straight loaiiot.
> Mrs. Tins-nor “fol-me of 51 Osborne
avenue left . today for Leo. Mann.
\vhrro she will be the gucét of Mr. and
> “several Weeksgvith her daughter, (is;
Arthur '1‘. Murray in Springfield. Mass. , Day street, was struck by an aufomo-
l
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bile operated by Samuel Shaum. of
-daughterr106.Cedar street, on Day street ye--
tor-day afternoon at 12:48 o‘clock.
when.,hc ran in the path of Shamus’,
l auto which was being driven at a rate
iof about 10 mnemnc hour, accord-
Ling to witnesses and also according
.to Shamus. ‘ - ,
The accident was an unavoidable
one. the boy runing out into the Street
directly in front 'of the autOmobilc.
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Mrs. John Manning and
‘Marg-arrgt of Stmford were visitors in
rxorwalk Saturday.
'DARIEN R .UBLICANS
‘ - 7 um. «BIG RALLY
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(gontinued From Page One)r
and urged the Republicans. to, vote; _
Williams:
, Comfortable
, ~ 7 ,. , ..... $5.00 to $12.00 ' _,
Amalia GGlnfy Sweater will great! add to our 3 Q '
”We“? °f these “fiSPE frosty daysy—Landw3v6 a 3:?
,' lectmn that 13 as good looking and smart. as it iscem- ,
fox-table. ' ‘ ‘ . 1
831mm or. Goat/stfles! in an. .11 ' . " , "
«weights . sizes. .1 ,_ , t or wanted colors".
V
ll!
Congress Mr. McNeil have said they; . ,
are in favor of a tariff. Mr. McNeil, l nothing more serious.
I believe, has said he favors a. mum!
r - ‘t ’l ’9 ‘ ‘ - -
, . 9‘1“:“3?S $225: be 1‘: :3“ (12%; wunam Alice, at Ridgeficld. Satur-’
clan and lomes ‘ day afternoon on “Wall street. He
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, which
lean to arguem ”903““ “m‘ ‘5 JuStIsuzu-ted to turn to the left in front.
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-what the Republican PM“ has gnen’of the Railroad station when anoth-
Harry A. Scott of Ridgcficld was ‘
driving the automobile owned by Dr. -’
',. .a, -F’, - - ”J9’_".-’
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. . ' He was taken toAthe Nurwalk 1105- I '
the Republican and Semocéatlc Uarm‘piltaj in the ambulance I”there it was NORWALK . SOUTH “WALK
:tics, I takc to gen: egaJOgentBio‘tE‘found that she was suffering from“; WWI»,--,-v-4-..v..-li,-,....-,,.,,,v, ,,,,, ._.___, __",’ -2. -- - 7
“M“ spellacy, an y pp bruises. scratchcs 31d shock, but A“, ' ' ' ’ "‘
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ul‘\‘»2l!l.. Post Office hill! been notified. Aaron Kuhn.
ilV"
1:35
.
1min wrrc trying to llrmlk into his
Full alection return. at De Vito Klng‘H
who
“"11 .l‘nl'T SIX “NATIONAL"
1- (”rod to_ Prosecuting: Attorney
. C. White Pine with Menthol
Aaron Kohn.
—— —_—-———-‘ I
"Election returns will be received‘
over the Combat. Traln's wireless ap—l
parntus and will be announced at the
usual weekly dance who held at the
Armory tomorrow evcning. .Tuesday
(-x-nning has come to be regarded, “8 he had had" dealings with the firm
IiiVlto's night at the Armory ”'on,prcvlous to the occurrence just come‘
this evening, the popular orchestra. to light. and that all ‘dealings had‘
provides music (or dancing there. been satisfactory and «that Fieldsteel 1a
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JUDG‘E THoMAs our ,
$8,00li: 1330mm counseli
(Continued From Page One) '
with which Fleidsteei was connected
—-————-~ hud seemed to be perfectly Honest and
-——-—-“‘—"' the firm *a. lesitimxte one.
line 0! Auto Accemr‘" The letter which was sent torOster—_
well began “My Dear Sam." and in it
Fieldsteel writes that he has “commit- '
—~'F‘ull
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Hurmmmc Salc. Nov. 8 and 9. Odd! fine a day get ten months payg ted a terrible crime}! "I know what
mm.» Bldg. by King's Daughters. l for 3. Hoover cleaner at Donnelly'n. 15'“, in from of me." the letter reads. .
._———--——-- lr‘rco demonstration. ’ "and I would rather end it all as I
'l‘lw lurmnl'opcning or the newl have made up my mind to do _.. ~ -
lcontinues to explain to
Ticrkcloy Chapter. No. 95. Order of,“ Ficldstee
Eastern Star. will hold a supper tor Osterwcli t
tho benefit of the St. John‘s Temple'wuh Mrs. Thomas. saying that he in-
, association from '6 to 7:30 o'clmk _vented a story about a. trip on Mexican
.\Vninosrlny night. “’clnllz orchcsira lalpeto, on the strength of which the
to furnish music. Mrs. Caroline Hard- judge and his wife bought, several
wick hoods the committee in charge blocks of the stock from Fieldsteel.
of the affair. “Late \Vednesday." the letter con-
tinues. “the judgercalied me at the
housc and told me to sell 100 Mexican
[Pete at the opening on Thursday.
telephoned him that I sold his'stock at
the result that I have
i
he deal which he made
i
e
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——~Hnrrl5-& Guns. That's all.
~~Qunllly first—international One-
Hogvletn. 56 Water,22715. with
l
pipo ”mitt-rs.
slrm-t. South Norwnlk. ihcon callccl upon to make “good. I
; ._,____...-— 'havmi‘t a. dollar that I could call my
l :vv. T). (‘f Thomas. 7 of Stamford..own lo maki- goor . . . I a
Inptist church. in bad to tho extent of $10,000."
animal in Grnco
from tho ninttncnih chap-l
John. thr- nlncl‘conth verso.
" I{P spoke of the
:‘Ill‘r
;)'4~si<‘x'~l:1\'.
itcr or St.
“.‘lnsns of Nazareth.
The letter gives Ostrlrn‘cil instruc-
sulum‘v policlos and bonds hold by the
l . ;
trumph in Jerusalem. The missing man. and continues:
Sunflwrn Clippr-rs famous quartet .- "It's all over now. Sam. and I can t
stand the disgrace. or rather race it.
tho congrcgaiion was made
or forty young men
who recently emun
smut: and
up 01' thiriy
‘from the south.
{is 1 know what is in store for mu; so.
Sum. protcct yourSwlf so that you can
remain where you are. in order to
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11:“ :vlltlrt for some months. mot lustlup horn in wok-k in the oyster indus-, ‘ _
ring: on": A'ustin's Garugc. and thcflry. The church officers and mom- . make 21 living for SON-“5‘0” 1111f"- 111ml”:
l‘nl or (in: meeting was that Worlls‘i‘lwl‘s were \w-ll pinasml to see mesn‘Just forget me. as it is a matter m
lml .l and Mrs. (inmvoln llml lwl‘ young: mon find their way to Christ. lhours now whvn evorylmdy ivlll lznmv
lzlxlppt‘d by her husband. SHE fé. -. my story. but at least I won t lm here
any mom.
SCHOOLS OI? LEARNING
lhis‘ \vorlrl'.‘ If I don't c-‘t tliroucll
with it soon I will simply go insulin.
According: to Prof. Allmrt Busli-
nc-ll Hart. writing in the Harvard G0" lulou‘n I 1m". ”1:: “no and Lab}:
Alumni llullvlin. tho six .lnafionul. and ii is tor thcir sunc lllut I cannot,
quo ‘lacv thr- ilk-grace.
Polum-Il During the ronrsc of tho later to
\licliisr'm Ostvrwrll. l-‘iclalratcul rurlliM' mace
‘th'e ’(‘m' SOUH‘ startling sinn-mrfits and wroto:
‘3‘ onus which may b0 Rail} to moot “A! 4.11 .icm..- .sr nl ‘rllnl\ lithi-
”1‘ NM or Wop, ml \ ”h“ llcntls which you mm write my con-
. . .. :zr " - ' . .
‘ ' -:~. 2‘“ . 1 Mrs. 'l 1123.
of Professional training affirm“ nml 2nxfl()1.111‘\ih-Ii‘ilgi'"broil: mo 3111:?“th
\x-iilr' distribution of l-nrollmcnt. u' .' U ' . - ‘ if - A ’
“Th“, mm" nmrmt to hem” notion'il _tr.ith that I atoll trom- hur. flOlTl‘ 3ou.
' .. l! X- , ‘ . ‘ H h ‘ ‘ - my niotlw-r. With and SiStC‘i‘. every-.06):
'1’; J" "j'; ‘ m“; “‘1‘“ péts’ Pfoff‘f‘y‘r! and gambled and lost. Not having thr-
ill? “r- '54- dn' ”50 “WP ‘0 “Mk" tho couragc to fact: it I am ready to end
morlil acquainted. it all. I have ligurcd it out vcry close-
univorsitit-s of the country arr,-
llnrvnrl. Cornell. Chicago.
him. and the l'nivorsity of
'l‘hr‘sc- six inslimtiins arc
9:7,".
, ‘K’s‘x‘ X- fi‘ ~ ‘ 3.9,“
' articular"; or; av; at; A:
(
.1 '!a at,
IN STARTING
COINS
pressure is neces-
A silver dollar is
mpg-d under a pressure
3.30 tons.
vf'tcr the dollar is is-
‘i. the spending pres-
lmgins. Keep your
"L's impulse strong
:‘j'h to Withstand some
all spending pressure.
at any-prize you seek
3m won with a savings
hook plus real deter-
Hation to save.
ti
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flour] a 1
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ly and I am strong enough for it at
Most Valuable Ore. last. I havc gathered up enough
$ Radium. the element worth about Courage.
J 3.000.000 an ouncc 1: (Maine r . M
' ' ‘ ’ d f "-m The Seniors of the G. F. s. of the
carnolilo are found in Colorado and
Unix. Iioslllcs radium. ,arnolite con-
tains potash. uranium and vanadium.
Grace church. arc to meet tonight with
Mrs. Lucy Flahcrly. Lowe street.
\Vork of rt-morlvling the second
floor of the Music Hall block on South
lMain street has begun. Eight double
lofl’ices are to be placed in the front of
the building. and in the rear it, will be
divided up into three and four room
apartments. It is expected the altern-
tions will have been completed in
about a month.
Turn About
Is
Fair . Play
You work hard for
Your money, Why not
make your money work
for you ? The very
purpose of this bank is
to show you how your
money may be made a
help and comfort to you
instead of being a
source of worry.
.i
.~—...'
provide future protection for
One way of doing this is»
surance IS taken out at once,
' it is desired to leave.
, life savingfi, which you ma
You need not leave Each
inual incomes to your benefi
direct how the principal sh
l
lions regarding the disposition of inw
“Isn't it a hell of a way to have:
‘1 Creating An Est \
Life Insurance
It is the desire of most men to are
total amount of the pclicieS’e
Instead of leaving your family a .
y not consider adequate. by mean};
of life insurance .you may, leave a very
You can protect it with an, the safeguards xvii
9 surround any estatei-by leaving 11:, 111
'By such q‘ti‘ust your can arrange f
ciaries for ya
(I are enabled to provide formally 'c
I reply xxx-overly.
them.
until Mr. McNeil wants
conclusively.
to assist in the preparation of a
modern protective tariff. the only}
Republican and
thing to do is turn
get elected in my place."
"Inrdlsil
men were elected
They all promised they would
after Connecticut interests. Mir.
derwood,
t ardebate with Congress-
man Hill. my predecessor. Mr. Under-
wood said .we could rel-y upon it that
the cost differences between American.
111? COUI‘SE 0
and European 80°55 “0““ be take“ ‘the Post Road at James’ Hm.“ on Sat—
care of. The Democratic caucush
which decided tire lmue,
:inated by southern senators and when.
the hill came into“ the Housc. euery’
Connecticut Representative votr-d to
clipport that'tar’iff which thny knew
did not protect Connecticut interests.
-_.i "In the report oi; that committcc,
Mr. Underwood said. ‘tllc cost of
lproduction theory’ has her-u absolutely
ignoned. By 1913 the. Mil-ct of that
‘ta‘rli‘t‘ begun to be felt. industries
stopped and men were. out of cmploy-
merit. You know that until a. strict!
om rgo wag putup. all of li‘onnocli—
cu .gan to suffer. Aflor that. the
war camc on. and there was no effect
‘on the tariff.
l “Since Prnsiclent Hauling wont into
officc all business fir-H. 1! quickened
.life. I do not say thus» was any
magic in President linvvllnc. or. in
the Ropuhllcsan Party. "hut :‘rom the
fact that tho IiOPiJl‘Zir‘JEl Party had
lunch so long in powcr. mvrcllanto'ha-l
mum-d conliilcnce they n.wuld prepare
lor the future and l.- in in stock of
goods. The Ronni? mus came into
power with Smmwu'l'l men out of”
work. and we cmw- to a situation now
that lilo difficulty tic-l" is of jobs sock-
ing‘ tho man. not mun tryng to
finvl the job."
Y Dcploriu: ll”1 “2'
mcnt of tho 1-:
mcnt coma-oi will:
as director gem
he? had oil's-n :wll
knew tho cxiwm «7-:
sondn-law Birth in running, the
railroads. \‘rv “nigh: have ille,i‘.f’.rnl)l0
of tho pl‘oLli: ill sun-lu-law 'lrlsleml of
the prodlzul son.
Anothvr spoulo r who aroused much
inlercst "was .- 'l-ny General, Frank
E. Healy, of “'iu‘lsul‘ Locks, candidate
for rc-cll-ction. llw dwelt on general
topics of, the cannulia’n.
Tho aril‘f has 3;“l‘Il the main issue.
but the Ih-l'LIOCI‘RYS have neon in—
clined to lake thu Republican View. so
that tho issue has not boon so sharp
as in previous: years. Both parties
have declared for cconomy, but the
Republicans have been pointing to
the administration of Mayor David E.
FltzGcrald of New Haven, the present
Democratic nominnc 'for governor. as
showing that he has not been econ-
omical ‘Wth pui‘ilic funds. FitzGcraid
has been attacking the state taxes,
but those 3.2120 promise that the state’s
activities shall be enlarged am} at the
some time object to such trivial taxes
.1.
n.
«Mu! mismanamu
undcr covorn—
,imn G. McAdoo.
Mr. Merritt. said
“at if the people
z‘no profiigacics of
I'm
en Olivfl‘ Shims. of Main street. and.
owned by Frank Saunders, of Carter
and "
a five Democratic Congress- , _
-. ‘ . well and had the windshield broken:
from Lonnect;t;:§ front ‘i‘e'nde‘r. bent
Cn‘ smashed asiho result? of the accident.
. ;The front mudguard. on Dr.
‘. \V a nyfircfis‘cajmfififénlg car and the light bracket was bent. Al g.
o. the , are a. ‘ ~ ' greport of the accident was made to '
l Patrolman Jarvis Murray.
'1 . 1 _ . .
“1” .‘ om both men’s cars being silghtlvdentcé
‘ 3
and I thm'“cr machine following collided with
{the rear end of-Dr. Alice’s car.
The following automobile was driv-3
l
i
it was a. Max—l
l
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Kepler avenues.
and headlights
erdoriak ’Rl‘iienste'in. of Rowayton. ‘
and Charles Sterling of Fall-field aw:-
nue. had a. slight auto accident On
urday- evening. the mudguards on
and scratched. Thev agreed to'sct-
tie between themselves.
YOUTHFUL' SIGHT AT
- ‘FORTY-FIVE. ‘
At this age oné needs an added
correcting glass for reading.
Let. us make your glasses in the
famous Kryptok Invisible Bifo-
cals. .
THAMER, inc.
Optometrists and? (gracious
\ , r
B 7 Atlanl'h‘ CE. Gt‘amfovd
. ;, The modal-fully round.
' L pearly-white complexion
'- rendered, him hackthe
appearance of youth. Re-
sults are instant. Highly
antisepticExertsasol'tal-id
soothing action. Over 73
years in use.
35ml! 15 c. for Trial 5:2.
FERD. 'l'. HOPKINS I: SON
Newi’orkoity
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We Are Dally
studying lists of security holdings
foriour customers, and in nearly
every instance are able to recom-
mend changes that increase the
income, maintain the security,
and giveaa cash profit to the
Lalder. May we examine ydurs i
,Maplesocoldschmidt
as the one cent tax on gasoline which
is one of the fairest and justest taxes
imaginable, payable as all taxes should
4.
ate
_........... N.
"no.
ate {in estate wllich'will‘lé
their families. -
by menus of life insurance. ~ In-'
or from time to time, until the
quals the amount of the estate
nesiate ”composed of your
considerable sum.
an outright Eum.‘
h which you can
a atrostwith this company.
or'the payment- of an-
riou‘s' perioés, and can?»
ultimately be disiribu‘led. You
unlingcncifie ‘ ‘
an estate in»
u .
‘ Grabbing»? .
Cheese-Faring ,,
Squeezing
and saving every possible
“ r
cent, at the expense of i
d
-.
Self respect, comfort an
health. .
' Notufor an instant do
we want you to think
that .Wé, advocate any—
thing like that. .,
But- Save W "' y. 9
Azll'cc‘s , -
WWWWM" W
‘ We Are Giving Away 5
, . (TOTHE LADIES) A ‘
Tube of Mag-Inc.
{ ; the Original Milk of Magnesia. Tooth Paste '
(TO THE GENTLEMEN)
, 50c. Tube of Coloniul.
(KunwnAsThe Finesi Shaving Cream 01: The Market)
WITH EVERY PURCHASE, OF A GARDEN
' ._ COURT TOILET ARTICLE ’
(EXCEPT TALCUM) -
Above Offer With 2_ Cans Garden Court Taicurn
NOTE: This offer will be- withdrawn after a limited nu
‘ m
lac and Colonial Club have been given away. By all maze»; ($1539.
advantage of this offer, but you must act quickly.
' Clifford Pharmacy
liliSouth Main Street ‘south‘ Norwaik: ,
x
FOR THE com WEATHER confine. on» ?'
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125 Washington Street ' So. Roman: ’
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W
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F’fl'r '71,.
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Quality has been llllpi‘OVQd lo have you remain a customer.
_TliC Eaving is an immediate benefit, while the A splendid
quality Will prove a benefit of lastmg'satisfaction.
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