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“BISSRRWVGOJZOIIN'D”
Big l‘niuu'sal I’Hlductinn at the Re-
gciit and Palace Theatres
More and more
P t'l't‘t:n is turning to stories which
El'lflnlll‘u careful. conscicntious film--
‘91 int; tor the public doligh s in
‘ sio'ics which contain "nicut" in the
way of detail and atmosphere.
"Mcrry-Go-Itound." L'nivorsal's
most cluborate production to date.
:now showing at the ltcgcnt and
Paluco thE'atrcs. is the sort of story
which tells much more than its own
plot. it tells the facts and still
more important. the pliychology be-
hind tho [acts of pro-war life in
Austrin. This is done without a lot
01' heavy. irrolcvant scones~simply
by a powerful love story and the ac-
,tionsot‘ a tow principle characters.
Authenticity is one of the many
noticeable things in this picture tri-
umph and was largely scoured
through the help of Anton Yavprka
and Captain Allicbrt Conti do Co-
tlnssumnro. The first was an Aus~
every day the
NOT A MOTION PICTURE
trizm military otliccr who was most
familiar with tho courc and social
life of Vienna, while the second was
.— a. Captain of the liussars. i
SEAT SALE THURSDAY, OCT. 11 The cast of "Mcrry-Go—Round" is?
‘ ‘ _' ‘ - I“ _ particularly striking including such 1
llvlt ! ‘ ------------------- 50‘ l.)L-$I.00-$l..10 PL! 5 TA“ popular playcrs as Norman Kcrry.i
Mary l‘hilhin, Crsarc ll‘avina.
.m «1-1....
EVERE YOU AMONG THE 4,000?
Who Yesterday lVent to the
REGENTandPALACE
-"’.L’U}:Tl , .. 1. 5 . ._. .1. ‘1” 3w... _. _ ::.VV.‘~~..‘~_ . . .
.iml Were Thrilled by the Mad \Vhirl of Life, Love
and Luxury Found in
The New Universal Super-Jewel
"l
.~'< :H‘l'llljllllc Screcn’s New Sensational Beauty
BURY PHILBIN and NORMAN KERRY
The Screen's HandsomeSt Lover.
ON LY TWO MORE DAYS !
TODAY and TOMORROW
l Last. Half of Vicek
1 AT THE PALACE
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'i1ur.rv.lriy and Friday
5
ACTS KEITH
VAUI)EVILLE
—— auzl -_....
Til E REGENT
L;
t Bollnvtny, Lloyd Hughes;
1‘: l .’.
ixr‘ni and a. Brilliant!
1g Ccst in the Pre-
bur-zen Classic l
'l‘lll‘.
CLAS‘lt'
, “Soul of a Beast”
’ 1.1:: 3. Faildrc?”l ALL STAR CAST
In. - . s
-' WM? W"“”“"“‘“""“$
l‘ ._. $1., .' .0. ‘. I,
{‘3‘
.w w
Elscrry Go Round
Kl)“ lj~'l' \llll‘ltt) SCREEN
MAGEE RANGES "n“i‘éike" friends and hold.
them. Any home with a Magee Range
in the kitchen is always ready to serve;
good meals on time—one movement‘
(1. rue lluckuthornc. Dale Fuller. .—, “i , ‘ ,
l) z'r‘l ' \‘le' ."l 1' a" ' '
- 0 “1 13‘ \ l ”QC." 5“ nry - Bnu' “'altcr Avcrs as “l'nclc Josh" with “The Old Homestcad ’ at the ch‘cnt=
‘ "‘- > ' fuming“ code Aitlmn, A] l~.dmund- ' ‘ .‘\ i F ' h Octobt‘r 15 Sorts “will be laccd on sale
son. )lnudc (lcorgc. .‘tlhcrt (‘onti. llwntrc. ‘ [out ny .u-n lg, . ' ‘ N 1) ~
“Billy‘s L. Kinlr. Edith Yorkv‘, l‘L-‘lvn whammy. “mm" 11.
ll moan and .Iun1- Sl'inrmnu. Mary
l’liilidn achieves starring honors in
CL manner that secures her position.
T. J. \Vuldron. 13 Issue street. ad-
dition to house. Show).
\Vm. Svcnson. 28 l'nion avenue.
frame garagc. $230.
tnhc a losson and son “Six Days."
at the I'lialto. \‘Vcdnesday, Thursday
and Friday.
“The Old Ilomcstcad."
W , Laa-t Slumlng Today or A. S. Hughes, Boll Island. rear
llv'~nru.~ui’l‘hmmxsmi's quaint cl1ron—‘ "'l‘hc Sponclfik." porch. $19!“.
trio (it'rustiv- hf» in .\'1~w Hump- .-__. \V. Mouly, Silvarmino avcnuc.
Shirc llll‘lS antl \‘ulltys. "The Old “’i‘hc Spoihrs." an (-plc of ll'.\\‘- {ramp garugc. 3'9“”.
5an
" is "5353'!
now GEGRGE
Sees Hope for Europe
if Scheme is Adopted
—- A . Delay Means
.Chaos
O .
MONTREAL. Oct. 9.——(Associatcd
Press.) Secretary Ilnghcs’ pro; osal.
made nearly a ycnr ago. for tho ap-
pointment of a commission of ex—
ports to dctcrmine Gcrmanv's rap..—
City to pay reparations. “as decla red
by David Lloyd-Scorn, tonight to ho
"absoluteiz: the best hopc of :hc set-
For some time a circular has been
enclosed with each bottle of our med-
icine hearing this question: “Have
you received benefit from taking
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- ’
pound? ” '3
Replies, to date. have been re-
ceived from over 50,000 women an-
swering that question.
98 per cent of which say
ilunnstv:1<l”is tolu‘thcattrnclion at 11‘s.: Alaska. tho niost thrilling ptr- qunie 3!. Hornm'. Brook. strcctw
ll‘r it"utnt 'l‘!iv:ill'1‘ Monrlnv "Yt’llllll-I" iml in .\ll‘."‘1‘:’11ll history. valwn thc Kill'ilgt‘ nib-rations, $30“. K
.‘lt'iulh‘l' 13111. This will 1... 11“ only pry “1‘ (mm: muzt a 11-.111101- through John l’olvsak. fraxuc guragc. llcs—‘
.11. 1~1’m‘1n-~,npn m Norwnlk. tho world; uiwu mun of iron :nid;(’r\'iiil‘ 11"? $40”.
To tlw 111m”- :hmnaml who hnvc wom- n of a :ti':in:c rvchluss lmauly J- 321921 paiuak. 2n Frat-.1 strcct,
h'r'mun fund 131: the .lulizrhtrnl 01.1 11'~‘l(l.~-(l to Hit.“ from-n nrms. “iii lm l'ramv ‘gnra'go, .- ‘
' lu- \ and its pvoplv. it may ho i!itr‘i‘-‘1"“‘“”“” f'”. 112:1 mm “NW today M ”W “.5; if; 1133?“... .... Q.‘.‘i>”(3SDOT’nl.
ion; 21-: to know that Mr. 'l‘hmiu‘isonElil‘fn” ”11'3“” . _ . L ‘1'1‘1‘1' 1':::3;.:‘dr‘1”}'_2 3:." c. H 4 -
'.it:«11l; most, m 1'11." olmrnt‘lors fromt :‘(_“‘:ms ““1, “21'7“” :iwa} at “1‘.” . ...>”.‘.I('::-.. - .,rn ”1(C ‘
gr- ;:I lih. l'nclu- .lc::l’1na is :1 (“tunprh‘ilviINT“), “I‘m-U ._‘f Hm; firm” ”Hunk; “‘13)! 111:, m lqu‘ 53.. . . 1.. "l l
' 1:l‘l'pt'iullln-lil-ll I»: i\\<l In ".0138 \‘i'll(lit_hU “1 \‘t-l‘xltlll' :V'HHHK :1 li'.‘l!l:1)li i 1 Nut: :; 1 r: Iii}:‘éllnquyaun‘xw .. _.:
1‘9“” in h.‘ wwv on“ l‘nuvn “Smrmn an vnt'rt‘zmnu-nf us wvll as ”i .1. :m”. <0 lt!1..:I“--x“ 1 .. . ‘
'1 i . . " ' ‘ ‘ " lemtuz‘!‘;1]1hic standpoint. 'l‘ht‘ not ‘ Ml- lv't‘b‘l‘. \\ cs. .1.\l‘.llnt‘, slot-ping;
‘ ”flu” “"7LNHHh ”ml ”1". ““"r usiulvlv cast that was Sch-vim] in m:
mrclz.
$42".
Joshua ilulluuolc, 'l‘hp (VFW-i?! Yul-lghgq ”n“. \‘pr‘ui‘jll nznlv‘s 1h“ 1 Mrs. lmllanan, 34-? East \\':is’l‘.in;.:~
l
.msiwl l‘w cnmmly “1111 Joshua surpi lure 1h” brilliant sum...” that it, is; 207i :uoiiuc Moro front. 31'1“”. i
sh .l 2l1~~ mom- 5 rlfllis lllt‘llli‘llls ol‘ ..__-_. ; i). J. l-{t ~r. M1 lrnsn l'ark. ‘l—’
.lw 111.1). 'l‘hv orig: 1:21 or Aunt Matil- i family from" llC'llS". $3.6M”. ‘
'.};1 11.3.5 {1 :i-.l:’~r (.1‘ ,|1.g:1.1;;1 ”mm-001‘ 'l’. H. Ulwn. 14‘.‘ Main strvt‘t. midi-J
Hogan» - I ~
Nifififnms
:-nal hum-:- u Mn :1” 1l11- IH‘DIHI‘ of ¢lion. $.20”. ;
‘.<\\::;1:.:. 5' ”as Aunt liliml)‘. a Ivndl r. l Numb-w M' Permits for the v. och.
t ' lil"ll~‘Sl. lait'uiul. r« 2 prc'aid- nlnl I iSliiliELtt’vl cost of buildings, $:;U,_,
‘p > “111:1"11. t": i‘rim" vats 2L {alllmm Th“ toilowiii: “ICU?“ “I building:
”1 than usiunn . \'~ I.” hall the l‘leUI‘illtlli. ’p‘luns‘ In“ kolrwul‘li is lainsli {YUM} Plumbing Pm‘nu‘i'
. 1 .11 in m“ . . : li’ii‘ in t ii.bhll'~‘ 1hr t (zlllltl'vrt‘xul ltu-ortlt i John “3mg. ll Quinton} 5”.qu
Rummy :m! 5‘ 1 d “mp l Inns for ,N-rth‘t- Million. J_ -' K- “‘3'. Jr. , '
l‘luns arc living pr-‘purml ivy Al‘v"
'ilvcl Harry \\'. Mathvr for t‘h:
Mintz for tho construction of n L'J-l Jos_ Lazar, 3.1 Sound Vic‘s:
rnizv and service station on tho cor-é nuc Acmv l’lun‘luinx Co.
. n-»r of \Vcst ill'f'llllt‘ and Arch sir-wt; ('Uliacr Clark.
It will 111' ot‘ brick construction. v.1 ‘
t‘
} S. B. Camp. Belts N. .l. S.
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.j11r1:~i‘1r oi :m. ml iic urv 1‘ .r‘,
;‘.1'~;rl-;in.~s “"15“ :i i’t‘fil imy piziymsitc 0;"
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l‘1nmun llimnrsnn \xlm w: n: to f\1=\v ~ -€‘
Yurlz. "mad“ goof." and urpzirml )
Iron'nyton.
I‘ltunlxingr ('0,
54‘ ‘m
'-\‘~:1?il;. 'l‘iiv maul \. holtuamuc vxiailnso— “‘ ‘1“ ~
'aml
.. (1f “'lflu‘ (Hui lilul‘ll'riv;ulu \v-(‘ls fl. 11“}.th ““712 “31‘“ :1 331?“? S}!(»\\\rr‘)r\ig”: lli‘illfllle lilliltlll‘ (’13., Xv“ town
.' 1H.“ Pihlorwulln‘ or .1 711.1l ‘l m ‘0! and : 1‘ ix {1 pi]! room. in tho...“ 1 avvtiuc. “3 17. SM 1;. i
i (all and its [1. 11pm \vuc pcoplz‘nlso luilton} on the sidvs._ ill-".1. liuluin Hflil. \\'1:«‘t Main strcctfl
.lrmn 1-1.:xl ziI‘n. it i): probably a sound 3 “ill ho mvtztl cc-lliugs. A \rzpor 335-! Sanitary Plumbing ('11.
. icon hismn. tlin‘rv't’m‘v. Hint “'I'iic (lid “v.
till".
tom of h- Ming will ho Hard. At ll‘mi
front tlivrc will hr two stores “ill-1‘
plain Kl: :; and ti'n' usual stun» :ronM
trimmings. untl the cost is liiillllZLifitl
at $25.04!“.
h_ Ammo. 2 \K't:01_lwarcl ave-
Actuu l’lunzl‘win‘: (‘n.
. llumr-stv-ml" mun-Ms so Sli'nlzllly in:-
il lit“ trulv.
Augustus l'itou. inc. :xrr- :11‘1 svnlinr:
vl-o only .mthorizwl vm'siou ”H” "'l‘hr
"l-i llnmvslvmi." now on
\ni'h r
rauw' it‘lll‘l‘S'diifi
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, ‘\.\ik.\\:‘\.
i‘s thirty .
Altcrahons to sturc I-‘rmit
' lilt-
s'wvn annual tour lam:
'.l.-\. ill‘illlHY‘ ll of popular
3-H unis to :1
v
l\l’lt"t"S. 1
“Julian"
(lvorgc llruwn. l‘.‘ Franco strvct, to;
running: tram the building: of a oncvl'ainily limis .
and a lmlf top.‘ 21mm; t‘m-t. of t‘ramc construction. 1...
§ —— ——-——————~————-—— Plymouth avvnuo. 1t “ill consist o.
‘ six rooms with modern lnllll'w\i-
turns and shingle roof. 41‘11'03'3‘4
. This corporation
l-Illnor Glynk~ “six Days“ Opmis at
liiiillu Thrall-r 'l'unmrrnu‘ fin“ '
l n . Sundcrsprcc has lwt‘li :uvnrdml “A
| a llmrc Day M‘i '. _
1 ‘ 3 gcnvral contract. and h»: cost “1” ‘w‘
, -..._
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Fix days of lm-c. it looks cosy. ““9“ $1,. l"
{hut you'vu got to know how. 'l‘alw
.‘i lvsson in tho art of making lovc
:l'rmu l'llinor Glyn. author or “Thrcv
\\'1 t-ks,”
To Build on Grand \‘icw Avcuuc.
llcu‘l’lllg‘ ’l‘allmudgc will crt-ct r
onod‘amily frame housc, 24x16 i'x-ot.
1. .-_. . -~ h.
{muons \l'l'll“l' knows morn on (.rand \n“ i\1il\l(. 1t ml! 1
Tm..- , _ ‘ > 7
jnlmut it than an}: liviu: person. it‘lln'lfllilk'ilm‘vv dt'fjk’“ 2‘11“: .531: {fly whiph 0121‘ SiOl‘C‘S
You'll think so too when you sue ""JmS "lid hath. 1"“ TOme-h “y." .- . . y
,1“... km.“ 1.”..1wm.(,_v.‘hv ”mm“ M be of shingles. and tho ownzgr on banks, pa} (mg-:1
' hpmmml girl WWW“ from so- luilid thc house, he cost ot whim /
-;-*t.\“.< suction block by a young “1” be $6.000. :
' ,zcu who ten-«v how to do it. 'l'hcy
Rcmmlcl Ston- on Main Strcct.
Ralph SOsuowitz has awardcd
on ill" (lock of an occau linvr.
int/l
it:
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Two-Faniily Residence.
Bertha Boodncr has awarded to
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of the damper and your fire starts at E3 . YES: We Have u... mnmmg of a two-family frame j/é
. 1’” Q houso on Summit street. It will be {7? if deemed advisable.
once and the oven .— always ready, 1313 Home Real com" 28x36 foot. with two apartments or :3;
' . 5' {our rooms each. zind will be 7
a wonderful baker' Heavy caStlngS‘ cq'uippcd with all modern conveni- %
\1 cnccs. The cost will be about $6,000. % stock in this corporation.
‘ make Magee Ranges last. .4
' Changes to Residence g; has already been abs
MAGEE FURNACE COMPANY, Boston, blass. Alterations are being made by 7/” ,
Contractor \Villiam Castledlne for
T. J. \Valdron. 13 Isaac strcct. to
provide an addition of two rooms
and a. slate asphalt roof. The cast
will be $1,000.
plus of our business.
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Blain Street Block.
Architect. R. H. North is drawing
plans for a. building at the corner of
Q;
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PATTIES
Lasts four times as long as the unis! compact!
0‘ face powclet and rouge. In a large highly
l‘ullcd gold box with mirrormd puffi. .All
popular shades. ' I
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Irresistibly ‘Diffcrqnl’
Main and Marshall streets for Sam—
uel Roodner. The building will be
197x60 feet- two stories high. of
I brick. There will be 12 stores on
the ground floor. and the upper
floor will be arranged for light man-
ufacturing. Separate heaters will be
installed for the stores. which will
be provided with plate glass fronts.
tile vestibulcs, ctc.
W\
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Here is a W. L. DOug-
Ias Men’s Bal. Made
for real comfort.
KEELER’S
Shoe Store
“The Store That Saves You
Money”
at
Building Permits.
\V. H. Hillard. 1 frame
Rockland 111., $250,
Geo. Brown, 1-family frame dwel-
lingks Plymouth avenue, $5,000.
Deering Talmadgo Grand View
avenue, Liamily frame house.
$5.000. ‘ ,
Ralph Sosnowitz. 22 Main street.
remodel store front. $700.
Bentham Bodner, Shmmit street.,‘
2—233ily flame house. $6.230.
garage,
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YES. That means that 98 out.
of every 100 women who take
the medicine for thc ailments
for which it is recommended
are. benefited by it
This is a most; remarkable record
of efficiency. We doubt if any other
medicine in the world equals it.
Think of ita—only two women out
of 100 received no benefit-98 suc-
cesses out of a possible 100.
Did you ever hear anything like it?
We must admit that: we, ourselves,
are astonished. '
Such evidence should induce every woman suffering from
anynilmcnt peculiar to her sex to try Lydia. E. Pinsham’s Vege-
table Compound and see if she can’t he one of the 98.
Lydia E. Pinkliaui BIediciue (0., Lynn, Mass.
93 our 8F new no g
/ worn BENEFITED
An Absolutely Reliable Statement
' Importsnt to Every Woman .
Remarkable Results Shown by a Nation?
, Wide Canvass of Women Purchasers of ;
Lydia IE. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- ;
i
pound. 50,000 Women Answer
tieth at reparations.” .
The toniaer British Premieg mule
this assertion when shown pros- du-
patchcs from Washington which
stated that high Ameriwn adminis-
tration Bfficlals believed it was not
too late for acceptance of the plan.
Commenting on Seéretary Hughes’
plan Mr. Lloyd-George said:
"In my opinion this plan is not too
‘am for consideration and it is ab-
solutclv tho hrs: hope of the settle-
ment of rcparations. Of course since
tho plan was first broached the abil-
itv of Gcrmany to pas is much loss.
Thi- g'rcatcr the dcla'y the closer the
situation approaches chaos. 1 hope
that scrious consideration of 1dr.
Hughcs‘ plan may be taken up CV91!
at this late date and I repeat that
it is the best hope of a successful
scltlcmc-nt."
The \Vashington press dispatches“
opinion
the plan
indicated that in official
there any acceptance of
would rcst with France.
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Of course we know that our medi- 5
cine does benefit the large majority 1
of women who take it. But that only 3
two out of 100 received no benefit is I
most astonishing. i
It only goes to prove, however, 3
that a medicine specialized for cer—
tain definite ailments—not: 9 cure all
—one that is made bv the most scien-
tific process; not mm drugs, but: 3
from a combination of nature’s roots
and herbs, can and does do more
good than hastily prepared prescrip-
tions. .
You see, we have been making, ;
improving and refining this medicine
for over 50 years until itisso perfect ;
and so well adapted to women’s needs .
that it actually has the virtue to ben- ;
efit 93 out of every 100 women who 5
take it. 2
Its reliability and recognized efii- ;
ciency has gained for it a sale in“
almost every country in the world
—leading all others. i
The
POULTRY SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS
’ In Large or Small Quantitlt's ‘
Grit, Sliclls. Food Choppers. Drinking Falijlains.
Scratch ‘ct-ds. Dry .‘lnsh. \Ylmlr Grains. Mist-d Foods. Charcoal, s’
L‘Allluil.f.-1'll1~‘. \ililt‘llN KILLING PAINT }
All of the Standard l‘oul:ry Remedies and Tonict " . l
BROWER 8; MALONE FEED CO. . 3
~58 MAIN
STR E ET. ‘
sore-x111 consecutive quarterly dividend. at the annual rate of eight per cent.
has’paid dividends from comings for every quarter
sinw its incorporation.
.,
More than fifty sevcn per cent of our stockholders are customers of our
Flor-cs and share in profits which their own purchases help to create.
“'0 believe it to be sound business policy to 0601' to customers of our
stnrcs Um opp/“Minty to participate in profits as well as in the low prices
“'0 bank our store receipts in local
irc's operating cxpcnscs with local checks and allow tho
surplus to remain on local deposit: until distributed as dividends.
‘ are local. even the distribution of dividends helps to keep the money
in local circulation and adds to the value of our stores as contributors to local
are well known.
‘ "‘l \i - r l mu .. iluw -rcd in gay ‘ ' -. ,
12-12;: “(11.1 (lhon 11:“. wow im- Joseph (.‘roccu of Stamford the con—f ¢’/’/// prospelity. /
H ' .A . . v . — tract mr roniodcling the store front .7; . A
lil‘lhcllf‘fl umlci :1 mind it) an cxplo— . ' . ‘ ., 7/ V
- . ~ -. 1 2L .\ . .' . ' ' *5 will ,5 . . . /
am for >4:_\‘ glorious an”. 1 litmfldh”? 1:52“ “\n‘fl‘:o:h:2i‘ pm“ é; \T'c have never found it necessary to enter into a campaign of stock sell- g
If \ u ‘\'l 23* a swor‘tit- you (mail ‘ ~ - * ~ ' ' ‘ > 4-‘- _ , ‘ _ _ ‘V _ I
in 1.62mi liov" If mu h'u't‘n't men 311199 and (‘UDW‘V Svttmgs for “W fig: mg. “0 have oftcrcd our shores tor investment only as busmess cxtcnsxon /;
,. . . _) ,4 .. ‘ 7 - ‘. ’/
M“ “W10“ q it “m “M 5‘0“ ='- warranted domg so. The response has always been prompt and sufhcmnt.
“'0 now offer an investment in our eight per cent preferred shares, with
(30212113011 shares bonus, for the purpose of opening a fourth store and a fifth
The completion of subscriptions to this offering will close the sale of
The number of shares is limited and the majority
orb ed by investors.
We invite inspection of our stores in Norwalk, Greenwich 2nd Stamford,
from all of which the earnings are combined to creatcrthe dividends and sur-
Financial statement and details of interest to those seeking an investment
combining safety and a liberal income can be secured by communicating with
. the management or through any member of the various store staffs, While
shares remain available. '
‘ PIGGLY WIGGLY- Minn»; ENC.
G. B. LEWIS, General Manager
440 Main Street. Stamford. Conn, Tel. Stamford 250
RESIDENCE Tminrnoxs '
STAEIFORD
STORESIN NOR‘VALK, STAMFORD AND GREEN‘VICH
(No presents or past financial
connection with any othér Piggly fi'iggly Store)
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ESSE D. HAMF’ION
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Eon: {ruturos of pus" ‘nl'illt’i tlw umilu‘m; 1" 3' “0‘13“"? “5‘5 lw‘j“ ““‘WWW £1
',,.,. h..." m- 1-i"lt ‘ m1. ...,.1 l'l'll" llw contract tor alwrzitions to tin ' yi
‘ . L i‘ i A ' ‘ i' stoic front at L‘HT i'iast. \Yushin-ztun /
11.10;; m ”I” cum! OH Y‘t' .1 ”mg“ . >1-t l‘( r \lr“ Bolton-In 'l‘hv (“l -n .. - ~ 7:
1311» chlmi!‘ {mm (lrm‘v l‘lmrf‘ii. New: ‘ . J A '3' ' .“ ' ' , I" . . ~ %
,1‘ . .. h x' tl1~ Nun-~— ‘r ‘s will cons ! oi pinto gums \:.t‘1 ~f 5 _ %
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