‘ .
~ summer months.
9..” 4-“
.
They earned tennis the damage bu
, marmy orchestral.
. of New York city.
Webber went to
h .
Laue;
m tartar-s and
"Xfi
. V f " I ’
W WI"
hold it's meeting this evening at
itfs rooms in Washington street. The
entertainment, committee’ will pre-
sent plans for the many events “not
he
s s d
is planned by the lodge during
-—Carnivsl.,Armory grounds tonight.
Chester Lamson’Woodworth. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Woodworth; of
Springfield. Mass? and gundsqn of
Freddrick L. Lamson. of the Norw'alk
Tire & Rubber Company. was bap-
tised at the Norwaik Congregational
church yesterday morning.
. , .. . . ..
Mrs. Mark Ti’ain of to Putnam ave-
nue. reported to the police yesterday
that Frank Caribdri of Westport. had
run into her automobile ca South
Zaln street and damaged the rear left
mudguard. Caribari agreed to settle
for the damages.
0 O O
g—Barrie & Cans. That's All
0 O 0
John Cavanaugh of the
afternoon that there was a band- of
men causing a disturbance near his
home. The men had left the scene
by the time that. police arrived.
0 O 0
Joseph Lonchak reported to the pol--
ice yesterdav. that while he was driv-
ing his automobile on South Main
street that a trolley car struck it and
failed to stop. His car was slightly
dammage'd.
.. g s
-—-\Vrought iron lamps. scones. flower
pots and fruit bowls of wl'bught iron
and copper at Camilla Gift Shoppe.
C
O O
Troop 6 of the Boy Scouts will
hold their regular meeting'at Com-
munity hall on Friday night. at which
time equipment will be issued for the
summer encampment of the Scouts,
O O C
An unusually large summer congre-
gation attended the Union services at
the Congregational church yesterday.
Rev. Jacobs preaching on the chang-
ing order of things.
0 e
—Iiclen Nattcnberg's Beauty Parlor.
36 Flax llill near \Vest avenue. The
last word in modern appliances. equip-
ment and methods. Bobbing hair a
specialty. Phone 9924.
O O 0
Mrs. llilsdon of Elizabeth street.
complained to the poilct-‘lnst evening
about children making noise near her
home. Patrolman Frazer investigated
the matter.
0 s e ..
Mr. and Mn. 1". 8. Ilyxbee and
family. of lsaa‘t: rift-eel enjoyed an
automobile trip to New York slat.-
yesterday. ,
0 O O
-—llarris & (Jana. That's all.
0 O O ‘
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Winchester and
sons. Herbert and Edward. of Gibson
court. and Miss Olive \Nebb motored
to Waterbury ,iv-rturdii v.
0 O 0
Harry “J. Merrill,
street. is enjoying i. “'et'kl
from his duties with the
News store. “an street.
s s
Mr. and Mrs. John Schauh of
Sheehan avenue. returned from their
motor trip to Cleveland. Ohio, on
Saturday.
of 2‘ France
vacation
livncdici
The Girls' Friendly society of Trin-
ity church. will hold a meeting Thurs-
day evening in the parish hall.
0 O 0
Edward 1.. Beers and family of
Shcchan avenue. motored to Pecks‘
kill. N. Y.. yesterd-iy.
O O I
0
——Buy your \‘ictrola at Donnelly’s on
easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 8 p. in.
O O O
Missliadfan of the Angevine Furni~
ture Co...sb.i'ts on her vacation to-
day. '
O O 0
Herbert Hirst and Edward Alnley
spent Saturday and Sundar in New
York City.
a
O O O
Emile Hcmming. of North avenue
has returned home after. a business
trip to Newark N. J.
I O O
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Merriam were
Shore ‘
read. reported to the police yesterday;
Several Norwalkees enjom an out-
ing at “h Bond. Bidgeneld.’ yester-
day. . Included in the party were: Mr.
and M _ Peter Gustafson. Plait street;
Mr. an Mrs. Richard E. Gustsfson,
Plat: street: to. and Mrs. Joseph
forelli, Mr. and lifts. R. W. Sweeney.
r. .
. e e e
The Putnam Hoss' Company was
called out. Saturday to extinguish a
tire in the rear of Aaron Kohn's ser-
vice station. on Rain-cad avenue. Hut
on arriving there. found the “fire" to
be bniy a cloud of smoke. '
- O O 0
Boys broke several windows in the
Jefferson school Saturday night ac-
cording to a. report made to the upc-
town police. A wipdbw in Bruce's
Grocery store. *Wal et. was .also
broken eves- the wee nd. '
. O O 0
Louis Holden of Sound View avenue
was a visitor in New York yesterday-
and attended the New. York Gilnts
and Cincinnat-Redsr game at ‘the
Polo Grounds. ‘
O
O 0
Miss ~Be'ss Kessler of New York
city. formerly of the Seco d District.
who has been visiting iss Jennie
Greenberg of Scribner avenue. has re-
turned to her home:
0 0
Major Edward “feed and family of
Norwalk and Howard Bell of Arch
street. visited Camp Mohawk. .i Y.
M. C. A.. camp in Litchileld county.
yesterday.
nay‘ Mintz of Springfield. Ohio.
formerly ot’the Second District. who
was visiting friends in Norwaik. has
returned to his home. _
s s e
«Harris a Bans. 1nst's all.
0 '0 U
Eugene Mitchell and family have
{moved from Neptune avenue to their
recently purchased place at Marvin
Beach. East Norwalk
0 O .3
The mid~year inventory of the Nor-
waik Tire & Rubber Company was
concluded Saturday and work was re-
sumed today.
. 0
Miss Edith‘ Dunn of Belts place.
has just. returned to her position at
the telephone'offlce alter a brief ill-
ness.
O O .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Halloclt of
Washington. 1). C.. are spending their
vacation with relatives in this city.
i . o 0 0
Sylvester Hunt.‘ formerly member
of the firm of Hunt and Zeluff. now
of the Berkshires. h spending three
days in Norwalk.
0
Mrs. Shapiro of Brooklyn. has re-
turned to her home after visiting Mrs.
Bernard Abrahams OI Elmvvood ave-
nue. for a few days.
O t 0
Patrolman Lorenzo Adams today
started on a six days' vacation from
his dutlees with the local police de-
partment. "
. O O '
\Villiam Young. a student at R02
chester University. of Melbourne
Road. has taken a secretarial poettbn
in New York city. . '
C C 0
The north half of the permanent
pavement for the Wall street railroad
.tunnel has been completed and opened
for traffic.
0 0
‘Miss Gertrude McGuirk "or North
avenue. who has been ill for the past
two weeks is greatlyimproved today.
0 O O
The vacant stores in the new Mc-
Mahon block on Railroad avenue are
being painted by Alex White.
' ‘ o s 0
Robert Busting has secured a posi-
tion with.the C. E. Slauson Cpmpany
of Stamford.‘ .
‘ 4 O O O _
XValter Birdsali has taken a posi—
tion with the Modern Grocery Com-
"RY-
g»... 0
Louis Leyine of the Norwalk Paper
Company in Water street was a bus-
iness visitor in Bridgeport. Saturday.
0 ._ O .
Paul Singelwaid.‘ Melvin Peck and
Bud Weed are campingon Keyser's
Island for a few weeks. ’
. O O O
Raymond Gdrman of Hillside Place.
has taken a' position with the Nash
Engineering Company.
0 O 0 ‘
'Herbert. Michael Miller. of Main
street was a visitor in Bridgeport Sat-
’mday.
> / O O 0
Edward Helfant has taken a posi-
tion with the Bee'rs' market of “'est-
port.
O
O O 0
Mrs. John Kane of Springfield,
Mars. ‘is visiting Mrs. Daniel P. Hogan
visitors in Bridgeport. Saturday.
of SouthYMain street.
ALL MONEY ‘
Doro-1M in this beak before
JULY 11th
Will draw interest from'
JULY lst _
[Accountsofsltosaiitltlsr’einvitedx
"U
i frank Takacs of Sound VCiew ave-
nue has purchased a new Ford car.
,0 n s .. ».
James Toby has takena position
with the E. H. Hotchkiss Company. '
John Russo .has. fiber: a position
with the Wall Street Tm Company.
C O
The pup‘iis of J. w. Jone-.7 violin
Fred Bernard has taken a. 'pqltion
with the R. aw. Hat Company.
East Norwalk
Franklin Newman of Gregory
Boulevard. is recovering rapidly at his
home, after undergoing an operation
in the Nor-walk Hospital. last we’ek.
O O O .
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris and fam-
ily of First Street motored to Ian-
hattan Beach yesterday.. .
O O I a
James Young of Melbourne‘roadr
who ih connected with the branch of
the Norwaik Tire and Rubber Co.. in
Maine has returned to his duties after
enjoyingm. week’s vacation with this
. ’-
poxts. .
on see .
Miss Helen Fitch of Myrtle street
left yesterday. with Mr. and Mrs. Wes-
ley Yando of Meriden. for an auto 0-
bile trip through the Conn. river val-
ley. She will visit with Mr.’and Mrs.
Yando in Meriden and expects to-re-
turn home about Aug‘, 15.
O 0
The Sunday school of the Christ
church will hold a picnic at Roton.
Point. on \Vednesday. The trip will
be made by a special trolley which
will leave Hanford's Swith at 9:45'
(B. S. T.)
O 0
Miss Louise Tickenor who has been
spending the past two weeks with Mrs.
John Keogh of Marvin Beach has re—
turned to her home in Orange. New
Jersey.
0 O C
The Calf I‘astur‘e life guards will
practice at the beach this evening.
Tests will also be given out by ln~
structor Al. Bierrot.
O 'O O
The platform for the bath houses at,
Calf Pasture has been completed.
B O O
4
“Jack Coe of Seavievv nve.. motored
to Bridgeport. yesterday.
0 O O
The Sunday school board of the
East ave. Methodist church will hold.
a meeting in the church tomorrow
evening. ‘
O O
l
talph Gerard Macy of New York.
formerly of the Third district was a
visitor on Scavieiv ave.. yesterday.
‘ O O 0
Mrs. Henry Belnfield of Brooklyn.
who has been visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Joselovsky. of Seavlew
a\‘(‘.. has returned to her home.
0 O O -
Mr. and Mrs. William Young of
Melbourne Road. are entertaining Mrs.
Young‘s sister Mrs. James Brown of
Nov: York City... ‘
0
Mrs. Smith‘o’ffit. John street I:
returned to her home after spendin
two works with friends in Ida-echoed
etts. .‘
s s s
G. A. Riehl of Betta Place. is 'eni.
laying a two weeks vacation from his
duties in New York City.
C O O
Doetor Graf of Marvin Beach had
a party of relatives and friends on
a Sound sail in his launch yester—
day: .
O O a
The orchestra ot‘ the East ave..
Methodist church will hold a regular
rehearsslin the church. this even-
ins- .
Mr. and Mrs. James Finch of Cove
ave. are enjoying vacation trip
through Massachusetts.
0 I 0 .
.
William Young of Melbourne Road.“
has taken a secretarial position in New
York City.
O 0
Banks of Four-tif-
0
Mr. and Mrs.
atreet were visitors in Bridgeport Sat:
urday. .
lousy Leased?
STRONG ENOUGH
1,,
.z
to protect you
O
1. LARGE ENOUGH
tomoyou-
\
. are askedto be
teacher. enjoyed a vacation‘last week. .
e s e
- ton avenue.
Davenport in Stamford for a few days
_would have believed him all right.
r;
' ble Charles H. Smith took charge at
’4
The , Ever, 1788‘! Circle of the
King's Dampers mountain Miss
Mary Bart as list- home ,on Raymond
street. Tussle *
present. ,
' fl 9 . 0
Mr. and Mrs. 15637.3.Mbier and,
son Curtis. have .-.. returned to their
home in Les. lessens: a‘ visit with
Mr. and ms. W. .F. Ambler in Bony-
o
f
Rotoo? Point
Saturday evening was "Blackwell
Susan" night at the dance Halt. and
everybody entering the j- pavilion
was given a black-eyed Susan. Satur-
day evening also marked the first trial
of the new Tuesday-Saturday night for
dances. Dancing will continue to quar-
ter of twelve on those nights. and
there will be a 10 minutes intermission
at 10:46. .
O O O .
Beach Master Clifford _~“Bop" Benes
dict. reported Outcomes-stun of the
water at 67 degrees yesterday. It has
not been any higher this season..and
usually at this time.“ about 7i de-
grees. ‘
O 0
Louis Eilenberger. commodore of
the Bronx Life Saving Corps and Gus.
W.Hailknit. Surfman at Sea Gate. vis-
'ited the hotel: Poul: Life Saving Sa-
tion yesterday. , -
O O O ‘ ,
There will be. 1:! excursions and 1
picnics at the Park this week. 10.60‘0
people will come on the excursions
while about 2.000.~will come on picnics.
0 0 0
One of the largest crowds of the sea-
son througed the park yesterday. Both
parking spaces were. taxed to their
capacity.
Seventeen hundred members of
Hahne and company. Newark. N. 1..
held their annual outing at the park
on Saturday.
0 O a
Dance lovers are eagerly awaiting
tomorrow night. when Consjatine and
McDonald. late of Reached Palace.
will dance the” Argentine Tango and
Classical emits.
High tide. Tuesday: 0:00 arm” and
9:09 p. tn. (D. S. T.)
Darie
Traffic Optoel- Edward E. Bates
stopped a'ma’n driving a car through
Darien Center on Thursday evening. as
he only had thm tires on the .car.
state road on a rim. no man gave
the name of Elmer Schoonmaker (of
.Pattcrson. N. J. His trial was to be
held. when word came from the New
York authorities that ho‘hld escaped
from an i asyl Oilice' rs cams
rly mil " till ’ don“t ‘ mm
but might-ea. . ‘1." 0°; ’
The man itopped at the Hotel
:and paid his bills with worthless
checks. The local authorities said the
_xnsn was very quiet, and if he had not
told several different stories they
- o o e
‘ Henry Van Peak of Paterson. N. .1..
'was arrested on Friday evening in
I‘Darien Center for crowding the
~’i‘rudon and Piatt motor express of! the
road and into the stone abutment un-
der the bridge. The Trudon and Plait
express does motor service from Bos-
ton to New York to Philadelphia. and
the truck was on its way to New York
when thel accident happened. Van
Peak will be unsigned in the Dorian
court before Judge Johh Id. Seileck on
yvednesdq afternoon at 3 o'clock.
.Omcer Ernest L. Grout made the or-
rest. Ths truck was damaged and re-
pairs sre being made at the Depot
garage.
0 0 0
There was an accident Thursday
evening at about to o'clock on the
Irokeneke Road when e. truck owned
, y the Barnum Motor Truck company
of 210 Charles street, Bridgeport. and
driven by W. If. F wier. collided with
a Ford car .own and driven by Don
'Evon of Barton. wier was arrested
On the charge of reckle- drlving. His
trial will come up before Judge John
H. Selleclt‘in the near future. Consta-
the scene of the accident and made
the arrest. '
O O ,0
- A baby show will be held Thursday
on the grounds of.thc St." Luke's Epis-
copal church. All babies from Dar-ion
and Noroton are eligible to enter.
Prizes will be given for the best physi-
evaglng. All members 1
and it is against the law to video; a
will also argues roi- the nicer at-
tractive. baby cm ' Miss" Rub!
Vase. public health nurse. will gladfiy
.f '
mothers who planr’to enter. their chil-
dren. ~ . . *
. , ' O O 0
once:- Ernest '1. Great who has.
been doing tram duty on Sundays for‘
the. past "months. ,euloM‘sgday
of! yesterday. Constablesaedfleld and
Bates handled the steady stream‘of
traffic fromr t in the morning to s at
night. - . -
> O O O
J. B. Chimera of Noroton. head of
the apprentice school of the Yale &
' Towns factory in Stamford. recently
won-the first prise 9:31: for having
the best kept garden: of any of the
5mmbers of the Yale d: Towns Garden
Club. . . . *
Eugene V. Clark. popular motor-man
on the NorwalkoStamford line. en-
joyed a-day's-rest from his duties on
Saturday. flack McNerney substituted
for him.
0
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Leo Chinsky and Hyman Green of
Not-walk have accepted positions with
Knobeerr-others. local contractors.
O O O
The Rings End Fuel company has
purchased a new S-ton autecai: truck.
T Bell Island 7
The largest number that has yet at-
tended a dance at the Bell Island
club this season turned out on Satur-
day evening. Mnre' people entered
the luokf. number dances and things
in general were livelier at this dance
than any of the others. The feature
of the evening and ‘ a surprise to a
great many was the awarding of
beautiful silver loving cups to the first
prise winners of the various land and
water races held on Fourth of July.
The cups were donated by the club.
and are very beautiful. The lucky
number dances were won by th' fol-
lowing: Tot's danée by Master Keyser
and little Miss Streat: children's
dance. 9 and over. Frederick Houston
and 'Audrey Arlington. and the
adult's dance. Mr. and Mrs. Harper.
The prizes were donated by the fol-
lowing residents of the island: «Tut's
dance. lire. Hearn Street: children's
dance. Mrs. C. B. Peters. and adults.
Arthur Forman Clarke. Toby Fits-
patrtck's orchestra of Bronxvllle.
New York. furnished the music for
dancing.
O 0 O
C
The annual clambake of the Ferric
family was held on Saturday after-
noon at Cobble Cottage. Crescent
rec’d. fChildrerg grandchildren and
greatgrnadchildren. were present and
made the clam bake the biggest ever
held at the Cottage. While the bake
is an annual affair. it was given this
year in honor of Percy E. Ferris- of
California. who is visiting his mother.
Mrs. John H. 'Ferrise. for the first
time in seven years. There were two
«aliens-gathered at the bake“ There
were 29 guest: present. Among them
were the following: Mrs. John H.
Ferris and three sons. Jesse £41.. Per-
cy and C. lrving: Mrs. Jesse M. For-
ris and daughters. Hattie. Ethel and
Mrs. Raymond Banks; Kenneth Per-
ris. son of Percy, Mrs. C. Irving I-‘er-
ris and daughter. lire. Eva l... Poets
and son. Irving: Raymond Banks.
Mrs. Andrews: Mrs. Jennie Bradbury‘
and daughter. of Norwatk: William
Hall of NW‘York; ’Anna Sanford of
Norwalk; George F. Foote. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward W. Ferris and daughter.
May Louise. . '
0,. O
A party was held onjaturday eve-
ning at the home‘ of Mr. and Mrs. H.
.1. Wright: It was given in honor of
Mrs. Wright's guests. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Kerr of Great Neck. Long
Island. Those present were. Mr. and
Mrs. S. A. Swenson. Mr._and Mrs. Bo-
bert Kerr. and Mr. and Mrs. Wright.
won bydtobcrt Kerr and" Mrs. S. S.
chnson. was the feature-of the eve-'
nlng. g *
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Swanson were
the guests oer. and Mrs. William
Wright at a dinner at the yes-
today.
of the club.
steak dinner.
John B. Doyle. Breess Cottage. Cres-
New Hampshire.
there until September.
sence is regretted by all his friends.
0 O O ’
cal types of babies, for the prettiest.
Saturday afternoon.
' ,oiic "club.'
any automation neededhv,
John H. Ferris families of four gene
A lucky number danoe.’ which was
Albert W. Herman. ste ard'
prepared a deliciousr
Richard Doyle. son of Mr. and Mrs.
cent road. left on Saturday morning
'for Camp Narnashsug. Lake Spoflord.
Dick will remain
and his abo-
Mrs. William Wright and or". Ne-
ville L. Baylcy ’7 of ‘Botoanoint. mo-
tored to the Port of Missing Men on
V III
the week-end. at the Pine
e e e . .
Miss Ruby Wright and Ralph Suit
liven were entertained at the Harbor
View club on Saturday evening.
0 - O O
William Wright has put out his
"cruller" shape float for the use oi
the little children. , ' ‘
. . e s e
Hi. and Mrs. Creuser and son. Ken'-
neth. enjoyed dinner at the club yes,
terday. '
0'9 0 0
Officer John-‘1’. Flynn of Nor-walk.
was on duty at the Island over the
weekend. '
s
Westport
. Unusual interest is manifested in. by
Westporters in the controversy be-
tween Prosecutor Attorney Garlick
and the Officials of the Town .Court
Tasked to make a statement. replied.
asked to' make a statement. replied"
0 O o
The Town "Court of Westport is in
.Weatport. not in Bridgeport. Aside
from that I have nothing to say.".Pro-
scouting Attorney Edward Bradley
when approached for a statement
promised to make a statement at a
near future date. which will be given
in the columns of the Sentinel.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Langzettel
are entertaining cut,of toivn guests at
their home on \Vilton Road.
0 O I
The Traffic Police have their own
difficulties in maintaining the one way
regulations at Sachlaets corner. Compo
Saturday. Officer Van saw a car going
round the corner on the left hand side
of the road. he blew his whistle twice
.as a signal for the man to stop. The
driver of the car continued on his way.
Late the same car came back. again
on t wrong side of the road. Officer
Van again signaled. but the car kept
right on. Van then boarded a passing
car and caught up with the party at
Compo Beach. there were a: number
of men in the party and while Ot-
ficer Yan and Dominick were look-
ing over their registration papers they
were an anxious looking lot of men.
The driver pleaded that he did not
know the signal was for him. and af-
ter a warning. was permitted to drive
away. Driver gave his name as F.
Olsen of Danbury.
0
Mrs. Ernest Bradley has a very at-
tractive lot of baskets of her own
make. at the Fancywork Booth. at
the w. T. I. A. Pavilion Compo Beach.
0
The trolley car. on the Compo
Beach line was off the track twice
yesterday. The first time the delay was
short. The second time the car left
the rails. at 0:80 p. m..— at Oronoque.
there was a delay of over an hour. be-
fore the workmen succeeded ln getting
th car on the tracks. As this happened
about the time people were anxious
to return to their homes there was
SECOND-RANDOM
li'youhsyeanyoldclothcs.allon
us. because wepay the highest:
3. LEVY ’
South Norwalh
At Greatly Reduced m
Men’s Dress Shirts
950
Regular $1.25
Men's Collar to, Match Shirts
$1.65
Result? $2.35
Men‘s Burton Irish Poplin Shirts
With Collar Attached or
-
to Match.
$3.00
Regular “.00
Whitcand
.l
Tan Collar Attached
Shirts ,
$1.00
Regular 81.39
EighanusJity. Low in Price
- Rialto Clothes Shop
, . , . ' o - e
The Louis Why and Novelty
metal-y opened Isotvweek lathe om
Starch works building. which has been
flu-ought} renovated. about so em-
played in the course of p shert time,
a - C C C '
Mrs. B. L,J\'oodworth is driving g
new car. '
The infant. son of Mr. and Mrs,
Nathan Shilepsky. who was so badly
burned last week. died at the home
to! his parents on Riverside ave. Fri-
day night. The funeral was held yea-
terday and the interment was in the
East Nor-walk Cemetery.
0 0
Helen Keenan was a‘ visitor in Nor-
walkSatux-day.
, . o
' O O
The Cake sale held in the Keene
Bros. building on Riverside are. Sat-
urday by the Ladies Aid Society of
the Methodist Church. netted the So-
ciety about 822.
C O O
Hrs. Daniel O'Brien has been spend-
ing a few days in New Haven with
friends.
Frank Stearns was a visitor at the
home of his father. on Burr ave.. over
the week end.
0 I 0
Mrs. A. E. Hocking. of New York is
visiting her sister. Mrs. E. L. Tenney
of Rivfside and Edege Hill Roar.
VACATION
NEEDS
LINEN menus
$5.00 ‘° $7.50
WHITE DUCK KNICKBRS
$4.00
WHITE DUCK TROUSERS
_ $3.00
WHITE WI.
TROUSERS
$7 .50. $10.00
WHITE OXFORD AND
_ BOISET'I‘R SHIRTS
TRAVELING BAGS
$5.00 “ $20.00
$1.50 ” $15.00
$10.00~1$40.09
Rogers £9“ Steveiis
- s
NORWALK SO. NOBWA“
OPEN UNTIL O TONIGm‘
2
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es SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK. (DER.
Room 1 MAI!
Aurgeandcompletomto!
some mm:-
in all the latest weaves and colon;
slso-geni's, Indies’ and children's un-
derwhar at
E. K. BANKS’
Under W Boed_
SOUTH NORWAI‘.
buck and white kid leathers.
. daintiest. and best natured. A prise
, -471/.%‘IhtereSf
WILL BE milieu games-Lburosm‘s
SMALL ENOUGH
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WOMEN’S SUMMER - PUMPS
Sandals of breesyopenwork, with low heels, in patent, white
Pumps wiflinew strap patterns of browngsefin, beige and
patent. Tripletoe silk hosiery to match.
'CONNEALLY 5:
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