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FLOORS, STAIRS, WAINSCQTING THE M NTHING 0N MAIN STREET
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7 Rain. 1-2 Gals. Quartn Pints
$3.00 $1 80 85c 60c
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‘ SOMERS & SOMERS
"M PAINTS and wnmow SHADES
; a RAILROAD AVEM'E
South Norwnlk, Conn. Phone 2830
See Our Display of Window shades. a mm mm “as“.
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Irving B. Stone
NORWALK
‘1 MAIN STREET
SPECIAL PURCHASE OF
GINGHAM DRESSES
For Children 7 to 14 years, value $2.59 .............. $1.50
Women 36 to 46 sizes, value $2.50 to $2.98 .......... $1.75
Children's School Hose, black, brown, white
fine-ribbed hose at . . . . . . .1 ............. 25c to 350
Black. brown. white English ribbed hose at ............ 35c
Mercerized English ribbed hose at ................ 50c, 59c
LARGE ASSORTMENT 0F SWEATERS FOR WOMEN
AND CHILDREN
1 ”5-.
THE THREE BEARS;
TAVERN 3
Poplar Plains Tel. Westport 329.
A LA CABTE ONLY
Meals Served at All Hours
Dinners Upon Request
EDWARD D. BOVI, Prop.
SCHOOL SHOES
EDUCATORS
CONNE’ALLY fa? BRACKEN
81 Washington St. South Norwalk
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