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Camp 8. Patriotic (irdrr of Am-
oriouio. rill hold o waulsr hinting
this "coins in its hall. I: Ernnhlin
street. All “l“illl‘vfl‘! mo ursvd to
m. pr'sc tit.
Funcrintrmirnt Thomas _ Hartman
ls cninvin. a too nooks \Icl‘llnti
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"5'! linr r’-‘~$Yul t: p 31'.
lair“ 1". l .r. Flimult.
. . .
. 3 him .i ii: '1' on 'lirtwl Sunday
lunrmfiL‘ :' fmni n: t‘mlrirn Slum»-
in \‘v’nii ;~' «l “inn lhr llllli'k tour-
mc mr «can. -i n‘. l‘ul‘mi- i‘mnmimion-
.r S‘mnwl .l livi'tr was run into by
n'i‘wi miwn Mr Krnlvr nail Just
nillrlltl it." In: min Winding to lake
1m- Mn .1 . 7.- «d4 llrmwn. ‘xlirjoric
lltlitvr‘v-‘r-iln un'l (irrixndve Iilul Au-
im "til . r. ninth ti.~- bvdnn. .zoing
rimh taut. tulidvxvl “ill. ll, .\ glnsn
'-\‘llltIU\\' m ?li" Ford was shattered.
its lwiin'w-l dl'llll'i’. iiil'l Mr. Kmlcr'a
t..'l,l’ "Lint-d a fowl viv-nl otherwise
hill" dzirrtuz- vim dun;
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—~To l‘iJ'H.‘ timi. parlor suite Up-
holstcri d roll U-wg-ttrom. new I. O.
0. I-‘. llldrc
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Miss Juilu .losuln of {:6 Iiclden
nvvnuo rnlwilunvd a. thirty or ul‘l'JllllS
lust cvrmnz; wt iwr lmmr. Among
iho- guest»: \\'v'|“|. "lim- Hello Han-n.
Sylvia l-lphilezpsm. llnrothy Silver of
New Haven. and Swim-y Robert and
AI Krunmvr of New York City. uny—
mcrd Noam-n of New ll'lvcli and.
din-up ltrintnan.
C O .
-—DIVito's lull orchestra Armory
tonisht. . . .
Francis Ryan was a. week-end visi-
im- in Hartford.
, O I
Imus Klinoinuu of South Main
ntrcet returned to his home utter
spending the wick-cud in Hartford.
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—DoVito's full orchestra Armory
tonight-
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Mr. and Mrs. George Butler of
Van Buren avrnun were week-end
guests in “'iiifirhury.
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Loomrd Murphy of Fordham. N.
Y. W" a. visitor in Norwnll: for a
low as”.
—Do\7ito's full orchestra Armory
mutton Shl"'l"!k‘~’ of Broad street
.n I. businosu visitor in Boston yrs-
1di.
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Ntthlnlcl Goodwin spout, Sunday
II N" York City with relatives.
.
ll EAST NORWALK .
of N"“l\l’k. .\‘-'w
'«nrc (if lilly who
:plilil :ifl‘l‘ two \‘t't‘y
All W1"
'Peréon
Nis- Mnry “others of Von Burma
Ii‘l'nim was a viciior in antigen"
Saturday.
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Martin McDonoush of Prospect
aroma has accepted a positionwvith
tho A. .l. Collin Co.
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Harold Bbidd of Spring Iiill svc- \
nuo has «voted his connections with
the RI) mood Strcrt Construction Co.
or South Normiik.
O I O
-bc\‘ito‘s nil on'bciltm Armory
(cumin.
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Mlss Sadie Comatock and Francis
nun motored to tho Danburv Fair
iroit‘rdl)‘.
Allicrt Ferris has accepted a posi-
tion as assimnt manager of tho
l‘cnplos' Market.
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Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Random
.wn and family are motoring thinunh
l‘vnnscplmuin. whors thry will stop
at many place. of inicrnst and spend
:\ tnw days with relatives In
liv‘ndln‘.
O O O
A nlcrlinlz of tho Buckingham
\eran‘s ilwlini Corps Will he lii‘ld
‘l’iturnday in “mi Mott's llnll. \irtin
rtn‘oi. Tho annual int-portion will
tnkv plow. pim's‘. At ncmnlinir‘, n
'ut‘vhu on bill ln‘ Ft‘l‘it‘il.
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Mr and Mrs. Parker D (ll-inr—
'lV:li"r of Main strrct oniut'taincd <i
(cw friends at brillirr inst ownln"
Music and a light rcpasi whore also
""JI“ v‘il.
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litstcllo \inihrwson of Broad ltlvcr
‘iq \iultinz tri-‘nds in Lansin: ll-‘izhts.
Lon: inland.
l
Mrs. 1-2, V. Thnyvr of l? (islmrnc
\w, in! just i‘viurnr‘ii from u two
«\.~. k . \lSli “ilh tricndn iu Patterson
\t‘fi‘ .i. r... y.
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(lcorcn
.lcrlwy.
i‘lnrlt.
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Mrs liliznlwth llnvnns
.\\.nuv: has purchnm-il n v.
:~ Ytizltii lli'ns.
Hamilton
have hush
Mr. nnd
Mm.
\lrllJllL
s
of East
il‘ from
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Mr. and Mia. Aritl (‘unirron of
llziviltms .\\'.-nun
divs :if tln-ir lug t‘ziblll at .\‘--\viunc.
\‘n rmont.
.‘tTv‘
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I. ll. 'l‘hmlnult of llm‘tiund St.
hos lmusrht u now Star t'uupu from
:lit luv.” :lill'llirl.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. I‘nrsons
liflh‘ mow'd from Oslmrnr- Avenue
li‘ 1191M I'lflCt‘.
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llnli-Wrts and faintly ot' Dor-
l'mnt hint: rrtul'ncd to New
City.
0
Dr.
Inn‘s:
Yuri:
. .
f-lrr Charles Day of Mt. \‘crnon is
\‘iaiiltix hrr son, llusscll Day. or,
llr'ts l’lncc.
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Moore and family
movcd to Florida.
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the» (full l‘oaturc
on duty at the
ni‘tt‘rntmn to take
might vcniurv in
Mr. and Mrs.
“M's havn
I
Almut ion of
Lil" Guards Worn
llv'nvh Min-lay,-
(f
m-Jmmmg.”
s s '
Iii-nest Mitt-rial, ftlrmcrly of Cot-
g'c strut-t. now of l’nirflrltl nvcnur,
in convulcnving at tho Norwnlk hos-
surloua opt-ru—
.
.
in
hurls.
Mr. and Mrs. \‘i'nltcr Manrcn of
Marvin lit-och Kiri.“ prt'pnrlnll to re-
turn to Brooklyn {or the winter.
J. A. Manchester of Edllc uv’cnuc
is up and mound again after a long
illnv-ss.
I
Miss Gnorgiunzi Finch has accept-
c-i it position as bookkeeper and
cubic? with the Roller b. 10 and 2..
(‘t‘nt More in South Norwalk.
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Rudolph Jicha of Marvin Beach
spent the week-end in New York
city. I
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Dr. and Mrs. Franklyn D. Brown
at Scovlew avenue huve started on n.
motor trip to Florida.
l-‘runk Crow of Osborn nvenuo is
leaving tomorrow to spend the Win-
ter in ill- south.
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Pupils of the Fitch school who
drew the School Bond lssucpostcrs
shown in many East Norwnlk ston-
wlndows coliccivd them this morn.
ing for use in an exhibition at lin-
school.
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Murnd D. Motley. East. ovcnur
grocrr. is in New York city to meet
his pnrcnta who have Just 3|"erle
from Syria. They will reside with
him here.
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Mrs. John Burr and daughter.
Ruth are visiting Mrs. Burr's oar-
t-nia, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Finch on
\Vinrlcld street.
ROWAYTON i
The Ever Ready Circle of the
King's Daughters will be the guests
this evening of Mrs. Eugene Cush-
man at her home, ti]. Filth street
East Norwnlk. Members are asked
to take. if possible. the 6:45 o'clock
trolley car from Rowayton. As sev-
eral matters or importance ore to be
discussed. a. lull attendance is de-
sired.
O C O
The New England Artcsinn Well
and Water Supply Company of New
Canaan are drilling a. four hundred
foot well for Thomas McCarty.
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Stephen Prince has left on a motor
trip through northern New York
State.
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Mrs. M. D. Nation is having an e:-
tension put on her house. on Old
Farm Road, Tokenekc. in the_,form
of a. large cement block ssmgc.
. O O 0
Charles McKendry hu moved in-
to part. of Frank Crokeit's house on
McKinley street.
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0
Many Rohcr
The choir of the Baptist church
hold A rchcorzal last evening
shuttling tr-n"
South , Ct.
51 Mention“ 1
WESTPOR’I‘ J
Miss Katherine Bolmor of Chico.
so. ill. in the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Francis Rolvrrtson. of Wright street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wndloll‘h. of
Vocdiisvcn L. l. were the guests
Sunday of Mrs. Nelson Crawford.
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Charles Harris. who recently cn~
icrcd n Masonic Home returned to
\Vostpori to old at. the Town Elec-
lion.
0
Mr. and Mrs. John Galina-er enter-
taindc a large number of guests ll.
n dinner party Sunday.
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Miss May Morris of Compo Beach.
is Ipcndillfi’ it few days in New York.
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Miss Janet Crawford returned
from the Connecticut Cbllrto lor‘
Womcn. New London .io cut hot
first 0‘10.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Lake. Ind
son. Lauriston. returned to New
York \‘cstcrdny where they will
spcnd tho wintrr.
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Miss Jrnnie Anderson has rciurn-
rd from it two works' vacation.
4 C C I
Mrs. William Krauso is visiting rc-
intivcs in Now York during the ab-
scnvc of hcr hurlmnd. who will trn~
\‘tl in the Western Hinton for seven;
iuoni hs.
O I
Mrs. E. (”.th was a. visitor. in
va York ycstcrd fly.
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Oniv onc case was tried in tho
van Court ‘ycstcrdny. Eugene Clay-
liniirnc n.’ Anronin was arrested for
Intoxication and tincd SS rind coats
making :1 total of $14.25.
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The first pcrson to vote at the
Town Election yrstorduy. was Gor-
don Slcvcns of Snmmtuck. The first
woman votcr was Mrs. Minnic 8.
Adams. 'I‘hn vain was the inrgcat
m‘nr cast in \Vcstport. Tim total
numhr-r of volt-r cost was 15“.
O O O
'l‘hc annual I'm-n moctinc was
cnllcd last night to consider the hud-
1.1-! for the your. The call was rend
ily tin. Town Clerk. and (”merge Gait
was chosen moderator. The nudiior'r
report was cullcd for. and as Mr.
Pork had comc in for some criticism
from Clmrlns Kcmpcr. he took this
opportunity to cvpluin his method
of l'nohkm-pinc, chucking otc Mr
limit. Tax Collector and Town Trel-
surcr Orshorn verified Mr. Park's
methods. The report'wss offrrcd to
tho pronto. who votcd to accept it.
Thu :lI-lrrtmvn's rnport “'ll. mlso nc~
(mph-d. .\lr. “'nknnnn ontcrinz a lit-
tlo luti“.
rt‘Kfll‘dlt‘SS of his defeat. at the poll.
nnd was pit‘vn generous applause.
Vs'cs'port likrs :1 good sport. and
\V’nkrmnn hnr clown ono of the
lmsi. Next ”in thn budgct Was pre-
nmind iimn by item. Mr. Jrnninss.
nu prt-sidcni or the Board of Finance.
ihn llnnrd. ’l‘ho road micstion' nlwsys
llrincs discussan and last cvrnini:
“at“ no cxccptinn. The following
livma wcrc votul: ltlnction Erpvnscs
slim; l‘onr, $6.3M“: lnnnn poor. .3.-
non; Lights $5,500: \Vnter 35.000: Oil
34mm; Roads 345,000; hidcwauu
‘ FRENCH
CLOCKS
Expert Repairing of French}
Clocks a Specialty.
Special Order Work
Carefully and 81:intu
Executed
BEADS
Of All Descriptions Restruna
Atkins Jewelry
Store
128 Washington Street
South Norwnlk
TEETH \V‘ITBOUI‘ PLATES
i do painmss extractions.
no matter how difficult. by '
Nana-Mimi s. n d Nor"
Blocking. I nilo do both
fixed and removable bridge.
at reasonable prices.
102 Washington St.
Phone 312. [loan 9-8 9. M.
South Nomlk, Conn.
A
' omens iii-rumor.
i am fitting myself up as 0. mos
station for garages. All work on
man. Flywheel goat-rings install“
on 24 hours' notice and crank shfl’t
pin repaired while you wait. Cylin-
doricni grinding inside and out on
Lsndis' Universal mochino. " »
amusA. xcmcnn
on; of Hovilcnd 9t.)
Plan. It!
wns smillnt quite happilyu
flat rate loss 25 per cent. for some -‘
minimum C9308)!“
coach mum: Sinkinfcud
01.000: Idioms ".100: I‘m "06:
Offios cap-non “.800: Printing
".00: Polics H.750: Mimlnncous
”.000; Library “.000: Fit-o Dept.
".130: Vitilont Fir. Co. 81.000:
Schools "0.845: Hunt and Down.
Cornu- ”.400: Memorihl my mo;
Grand Ttotoi‘ ”80,071. It was voted
to keep Compo Bench End the Town
Court as upcnto accounts making
such self supporting. and hoping for
an additional revenue from the
bench property:
Mn. Cora Plumb of Washington
ovcnus bu purchased a new Bur
Roadster from Bbufelt Bros" East
Norwnlk.
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Edward Britto of ‘Rlversids avé»
nuc, Bountuck. is the owner of s
new Btu- Roadster.
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I 4.513115 i
Mrs. F. R. DcCoui-cy has returned
from n visit with friends in Lyn-
brock, L. I.
C O 0
Carl Adams has resigned his post.
iion u chs: at the Barton Inn.
0 O I
The Men's Club of the Presbyter-
ian church. Noroion will give so in-
formal dsnco oi the Baker school
on October 4th. -
O O 0
Tuesday October 9th has been de-
siznaicd by Governor Charles T.
Templeton as "Fire Prevention Day"
This day will be observed in tho
Dar-ion schools. The children will be
taught that. "Fire is a good scrvnnt,
but a. very cruel master." nnd ihst
a little care and thoughtfulness often
times prevents great loss and. com
times death. .
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Mrs. C. 1'. Warner of Noroton
Heights is enter-mining Mrs. Cum-
mings of New .York for n few days.
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Mrs. Mm Taylor of ning's End
road, Noroton has returned home
after a short visit in Boston and
New York. ‘
out our
“l
, 7 W; chili v'
is: church trill much «or,
com sitcoms at m Stamford
Count Ills-ion. nor. Imam is a
singer sod director of music us well
I! o pregchcr. which will help to
malts the set-vise {nos} interesting.
in the Congregational Sunday
school oft Sunday each clsu sot-so
tableau or other illustrations sugzés-
ting the thoughts.“ .tbe lesion.
John A. “Weed Will represent the
Noroton Presbyterian church at tho
Presbytery of Connecticut Valley,
which will meet in the first Presby-
terian church at Stamford and”.
October 1st: ct 7:45 P. M. Tues-
day the session will open at 9 A. 11.
Min: Elizabeth Decourcy visited rc-
genily with friends in Ridgefleld.
can.
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On‘ Saturday evening a. delightful
time was enjoyed by a. ’number or
young'pcoplo at. the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Irving Lowndes.’ when
Miss Doris Finch entertained in hon-
or of Eugene Kane. Refreshments
were served and music sud games
were enjoyed by all till a. late hour.
Those present were: the Misses
Ann Mace. Ann Peterick, Lois Finch.
Ines Marshall. Cotherinc Fairbanks,
Geraldine Delaney, Mary Jones, Ha.
zei Mukin Ines Lloyd and Mrs.
Chester Wood and Messrs. Raymond
Van Tassel. Round Tyler. Howard
Lee, Steve Weed. Charles Wichic.
Leach. Jack Fairbanks, Fred 'Canc-
vsri and Louis Conevs’rl.
s s o
The Hindiey Junior High school
in Noroton will have a dental clinic
this term. Treatment will“ be given to
any student ‘st one half the usual
price.
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Marcus Goodbody of the Post
road, Ndroton has returned home
from a. trip to Canada.
. s s s
John Carroll and James Mulroon-
ry both of Barton were hurt recent-
ly while at work on the new con-
struction being built for the Slam.
ford water aupply. They were tak-
en to the Stamford hospital. Sever-
fink»-
Constable Ernest 1!.
been appointed Doc.Warden for the
town of Dar-ten. Tho-o who wich to
license dogs or want any informaiin
cbout same, are advised to see Mr.
Grout. '
. i O C _ . ‘
On Friday October 19th. Kenneth
8. Hughes will give an entertain-
ment. at the Roylc school. Kenneth
is only eleven years old and has
been before the public dnce he was
five years of age. Songs in Itnlinn
and German will be rendered. sud
amusing impcrzonations. ° His com-
pany consists or Eugenia Meyer.
Ethel Maurchcr. Singer and must—
cian: Jos. H. Hughes. dramatic sc-
tdr. song writer and comedian and
Jos. H. Hughes. Jr. Tickets will be
sold by the children. This is given
'for the benefit of the music fund of
the Boyle schooL
s s s
In the school of, Dorian, last pum-
mcr c. "thth Mothers League' wns
formed, to teach the limo gi'ris be-
tWeeu the age of 9 sad 12 the pro-
per care of babies. These classes
will resumo their work in October.
marathon dancing contest which
The annual meeting of the mother
memorial unociotlon was held on
yeatcrd afternoon at. 3 o'clock with
Mrs. P. . Gillette in charge. Elec-
tion of officers, buying and letting of
photos and on new business correct-
ed with the association was acted
upon.
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On Monday evening at S P. M. the
Daricn Community Glee club will
hold a rehearsal at the Congrega-
tional church.
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Charles Rodcmcycr of the Post
road was in Bothel, Conn. last Sun-
day attending the funeral of a rela-
tive.
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Mr. Bear-ac has presented the
school with a picture of Mr. Horn-y
M. “alter which will be framed and
hung in the Baker school.
C O 0
Mrs. Raymond Leonard of West
. ”up... r.. n-.,,.ge. N, J.
Grout has ‘
mm! of Mrs. Montana
The funeral of Mrs. Timothy Mi:-
Mahon will ho hol dtomomw morn-
ing at 9:00 o'clock from her late
home, 53 Cedar street. and 9:80
from St. Joseph's church. Inter-
ment will be in St. Mary’s ceme-
tcn'.
Q
, Louis. Scott
Mules. Scott. aged 73 years. died
at. her home in Weston yesterday.
8b. is the widow of the late Wil-
liam Scott of that place. She is
survived by two sons cud two
daughters and one sister, Mrs. Mary
A. Barclay of Rowayton. Funcrsl
services will be held from be:- late
honie to “fasten tomorrow after-
noon. Interment vriil be in the Riv-
erside cemetery in this city.
aluminum
Mrs. Luella. E. Hill of Highland
avenue. died suddenly st. her home
yesterday afternoon She was 44
years of age and is survived by her
husband. Arthur 8. Hill and three
children. Harold 3.. Edward W.
sud Marion 5).. all at this city. and
three sisters and six brothers. The
funeral will take place from the late
home in Highland avenue on Thurs-
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Inter-
ment will be in the Union ceme-
tery.
Mrs. Esther Gibb
F
nncral of Miss Se
The funeral of Mm 3:11:21:
mour took place from he, I - Scy.
ate home
isaltemoon. p“...
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Riverside gem.“
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Gentlemen
Evening Sentinel,
So. Norwalk, Conn.
An svslanche of mail and telephone calls from NORWALK and sum NORWALK
came in this morning in responsc to small advertisement in Friday’s SENTINEL.
[gm so well PLEASED with the SENTINEL’S RESULTS in covering the NOE-
WALKS that i want to tell you about it. i am now a member of your increasing number
of SENTINEL BOOSTERS.
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“The Store Thai: Saves You Money“
LEATHER & FINDINGS ‘
SHOES & HOSiERY
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W. L DOUGLAS SHOES
DUSTER BROWR SHOES £03 CHILDREN
For Tho ~
COBBLER
EVERYTHING
Witbbestwishes,
KEELER’S SHOE STORE,
Signed: Ben Keelcr.
Norwalk Chronicler