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~ '1‘ hlzuksi late of
; lustrict. deceased.
!-.ii0 for the Dis-
: 1mm the date
. Titers of said Es-
_, ir vlnllns for set-
-- .. nvzlo't‘t to pre-
; ~, propt'l‘iy attest-
, will be debarr-
. lwlsnns indebted
_ . l'~ qm-slnd to make
5" . .y in lil‘llni‘) Rak-
iii-Ii
.. .znsn an estate.
‘ : «:21 street. East
You're chance.
- wuss "Plot." care
N-12
m hlingalow up-
lncutcd. garage,
Muss condition.
w cash. George
“1.
w. amily house on
in line condition.
w-h lloor. l’ricc
:-1.~‘nnui)le. Home
lliunu NOI 511.
N-lO
.1 Ilrgu plot! on
‘l: ni site for good
. .1110 location and
lellil't". ll)’ letter.
. Sv-ullnci ofiice.
N-10
i l'l‘lu‘llASl-l Small
“ :Hmu ground. All
. . r-d location. Send
'I'ulinr & Golden
N-IO
You ('zmnot Steer
lly a Sternlight
hpmu u, . inn ufit‘n only shows
.:~ HM ...~l.nl.r~ of the past.
\Ig. r x. u have experienced
,,,I.;..,.l 1.... by fire. accident
A, :lul‘l, ~\p(-rir.‘nco tells you
11 |;:~llI'I-,
p. p... -...~.-r by a stcrnlight
"pl r1, Il' 1'
“your {will} —— before [068.
w. . in .vm- you all forms of
hourly I'l'uin'i'tinll Policies.
1N Hm 1'. THAT iNSURES
J, ii. i..\YTON & CO.
REALTORS
I'luw Axum-cad Avcnuc
so... Tamas worm
LOOKING UP ~
Vil‘i'l! lounges for . $4,500
. .\ i‘.’l"l'vt r llf two family houses
M ...... $8,000-“1,000
.\ rm min: hmlsf‘. furnished.
‘9 000
A! . ........... . ,
4. .i In» 'r-r" place. house. garage
a I . ............ $4,500
| A fine lmillilng 10‘ . . . . $000.00
. splnnl business corner, good
[iri' l.
l (mu! ivn~lnvss stand, good busi-
n1...
i Nrnt milv- cottage .... .4500
I‘m-mini.- in ltcal Estate and
llhllrnncc.
The Lawrence/Agency
if. \n, .‘lilifl Street.
. . . . . . 82-00 FOR SALE—Dodge suburban.
3150; Buick touring with
and winter top, 8350: 3 rebuilt Reo
speed wagons. All t
be bought on easy terma. Hayden
Auto Co. to North
Nonnug' Main street. 30.
1.2:. limiicd nndiFOR SALE—ls‘ofi! .ed
FOR SALE
Bunk ill llll~lt'r, 0 WI. . .. . .800
Ford Hmpr starter ..... . . .300
cum r. l‘. ryl. touring . . . .200
('thnirl touring . . . . . . . s .125
Star l'mrtng, 1923 .. ..... . $375
SHL'Fl‘.l.T BROTHERS
Di’liihl tit STAR DEADEBS
2”! Washington Street
'Dut Mirnnlk Phone 8075
roll SALE
‘ 3 Wm“! nI-w house of six rooms
‘Illll ball) and llavlnl "m mod-
Cl’n i‘lli“ nivncc, convenient” '0.
mm! m lirst District in I “3’
“Third runlr-ntisl section— A“
th'iiont imy at 38.5000 ’1'700
cash.
I" ‘i‘. PARTICULARS SEE
W“. I”. HOYT & SON
‘9 ‘0. mm St. Phono sss
lival Lstate — Insurance
\w
”W "‘ room houses. Elton
.il‘.‘ iv rms arranged. .
”‘ “““nllon ........ . ”.500
Cazzty s Co.
Realtors -— Insurance
2‘ 17 South Main Street '
Phone 830
7b: 1,
\W
F 150R SALE J
“v ruulll house. with m un-
prm- nu "is ......... ' it“,500
(Hurt, nil lnlprovcnlenil. “.500. ,
l
m '
'” " ”In house, with 2 baths. ‘
rm: 'llll:-l;?u? gm OTHERS- :
('oNsUI/l‘ I
we largest propeller biadel m
FOR SALE
FOR BALE—4h“: also basinctt nov-
sr nscd. Inquire Mrs. Henry M
lc . oel- -
1:221; Lincoln avenue or phone
" 12-12.
1 9 2 1
runabout.
summer
model. $350: Buick
hose cars can
N-IO
an. ‘chea it
taken at once. Shock absorgers.
lock wheel, many extras
after . p. m. ‘ . Phone 844
N-IO
FOR SALE—1 Star. panel body de-
livery. 1923 . A bargain it sold at
once. special terms ........ 8395.00
1 Stutz. Sport Model. 1918 8200.00
1 Chevrolet Sedan. 1923 $575.00
1 F. 13. Chev. Roadster, 1920
lplc‘ord Sedan, 19 i. ....... 33333
1 Ford Touring. 1 21 . . . . . . $115.00
1 Chevrolet Sedan . . . . . . . . 4250.00
Inquire at Austin's garage. 47 Rail-
road Ava. South Norwulk. Phone
1959 N-lO
FOR SALE—Essex coach. Ws have
one Essex couch.. current model.
driven about 7.000 miles. which We
can offer subjact to prior sale. at a
very attractive price. Tho Erwin M.
Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27 Harrison St..
Bridgeport. Ct. , N-lo
FOR SALE—Hudson seven passen-
ger current model sedan. These
are very scarce and we recommend
prompt inquiry. The Erwin M. Jon-
nings Co.. Inc.. 27 Harrison St..
Bridgeport. Ct. . N-10
Guild of Thanks.
' We wish to thank «ur friend
neighbors for the kindness calla-v:
us in the sad bereavement of our
husband and father. » r
MRS. JOHN N. TUTTLE. sr..
MR. and MRS. JAMES SHEEHAN
M112; and MR. JOHN N. TUTTLE,
FCfiREN’I
To LET-Nicely furnished rooms.
all conveniences. 48 Flax Hlll
road, S. N. n~9.
TO RENT—Furnished rooms singu-
lar. heat and all conveniences;
central location; residential section.
Gentleman only. Private family. 8
Putnam avenue. Mrs. Hirtzler.
n-i 2.
FOR RENT—Six rooms with all im-
provemonts at 12 Hamilton avenue
South Nor-walk. Apply at 2 Sound
View terrace or call 1085 days. n-9.
FOR RENT—Five rooms with im-
provements. 42 Lowndes stnue.
Inquire on premises or phone 771-2.
N-i)
FOR RENT—Furnished room. suit-
able for one or two. centrally lo-
cated with use of bath and telc~
phone. Telephone 2084-2 or call at
42 Spring street. 2nd floor. -
FOR RENT-Four—room cottage.
improvements. rent. Nov. 16th.
Cross St.. Norwalk. Four. fivc and
six rooms with improvements in de-
sirable locations. Inquire H. A.
Hegeleln. Phone daytime 473-3. 66
Water St. n-12.
FOR SALE—Franklin 4 passenger
late model roadster. Good me-
chanical condition. paint and tires.
Condition better than average and
price considerably under what is
usually asked forethis model. The
Erwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc., 27 Har-
rison BL. Bridgeport. Ct. N40
FOR SALE—BUICK coupe good
mechanical condition. paint poor
and priced accordingly. Good busi-
ness car. The Erwin M. Jennings
Co.. Inc. 27 Harrison St.. Bridge-
. port. Ct. \ N-lo
FOR. BALE—Hupmopils. 1921. 6-
passenger touring. Thoroughly
nicc incvcry respect. The Erwin
M. Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27 Harrison
St.. Bridgeport. Ct. N-lo
T0 LET—Rooms with improVIe-
ments. on Burbank street. Inquire
John J. DiSesa. 121 Main street.
Norwalk. Phone 1112. N40
FOR RENT—Furnished room. Ro—
wayton. all improvements: trolley
misses door. private houso. Phone
2046-3. N-10
T0 LET—Six rooms and garage. all
improvements. Fine residential
section. new house on Fairneld ave-
nue. Alexander Vv'hite. 35 Lowe St.
Phone 2858. N-10
-TO LET—Furnished room for 1 men
or for man and wife wit use or
kitchen. Private family. Th min-
‘utes from So. Norwalk station. Ad-
dress F. IL. care Sentinel. N-io
FOR SALE—Get your Long Island
winter potatoes by boat. There
are others that look good, but are
not. T. Smith. nowayton Ave.. Ro-
way'ton. Ct. Phone 1878-8... N-lo
FOR BALE—Ford Coupe. 1920, good
shapo extra. tirs. rubber vood-
chcap. Telephone 901. Boys! Auto
Painting Co. n-9.
FOR SALE—Hay. grain and sécd
business. Established over 80
years in a prominent city of Con-
necticut; doing ovsr $100,000 a. year.
Big opportunity for one or two per-
sons who can invest from 812.000
to $15,000. For particulars address
P. O. Box 155, Norwalk. Conn.
N-IO
FOR SALE—1922 Ford coups. like
new. $325: 1922 Ford coupe. lots
of extras. 8825; 1918 Ford dupe-
lette. Atwater system. 3125. Get
these quick. Best buy in town.
Phone 2153. Norwalk. N-9
FOR SALE —- Used automobiles,
1928 Paige touring. 1921 Dodge
touring. 1920 Oakland sedan. 1921
Anderson sedan. 1922 Chevrolet
touring. 1921 Ford sedan. Telephone
1389 sitar C p. m. N-D
FOR SALE—Royal Vacuum Clean-
er with attachments. 826.00. elec-
tric iron. 83.00. .both for South Nor-
walk current. White reed baby
carriage. roversiblo gear. $15.00.
Monarch Beaver stove, 820.00. All in
good condition. Can be seen‘ at ‘ s
Havlland street. South Norwalk.
Phone 642-3. N-O
FOR SALE—Swat cider. fresh
from the press. 811.00 a barrel.
dolivsrsd anywhcro in tho Nor-
wallss. Get our special prices on
quantifies before you buy. Rey-
nold’s Cider Mill. Boston Post road
HELP WAN TED MALE
MALE HELP WANTED—Boy in
parking room. steady work, good
salary.- Neptune Hardwars Co.. 68
Fort St.. East Nor-walk. 11-12.
WANTED—An unusual opportunity
offered several -mcn to affiliate
cal men of wide acquaintanceship
with sales experience preferred. Sal-
ary and commission. Write full par-
tciulars first letter. The ElVan Co..
P. O. Box 46. Norwalk. N-9
WANTED
'by young married couple in East
Nor-walk. Can give good references.
State accommodations and terms
Crandall P. O. Box 561. South Nor-
waik: . . n-ll.
WANTED—Young lady wishes posi-
tion as bookkeeper. Knowledge of
typing and general allies work. Ad-
dre- "Boolskeepcr." cars Sentinel
or call 622-8. N-s
WANTED—Bicycle. suitable also for
ten-year-old girl. Good condition.
State price. Apply by letter to box
600, car‘s of Sentinel oilics.’ N40
.1081!
LOST—Between Wallace avenue and
Gregory Boulevard auddfl fist
avenue. small brown velvet ‘ d
bag containing $1.00 and syogasses
on chain. Finder return to 116 East
avenue and receive reward.
LOST—Inst wsck a lady'- mid
man .opon fans. initial. cntravod
on back. made: please return to
amunel chic. and rccsivo reward:
0
utnsinspectandsstimatsonm
Avr a steamship will Do an or noosssaryropsits. m sumac
2" at Philadelphia for u:- linor m"mnl~]"m” sol»
; . 1‘“ Washington. which fill "9
A; rs more than 31 fast ta di-
m .
' a"
with a rapidly growing concern. Lov
m
Is your roof 0. K. for tho winter?-
,«'Wbi.21
Hm :
Help Wanted Female
WANTED -- Housekeeper. woma
(white) desirous of good home an
moderate wages. No laundry. Must
speak English. Address A. ‘ '1‘.
Lowndss. 18 Taylor avenue: N-io
WANTED—Middle aged woman mr
light housework and companion
for elderly lady. stats wages ex-
pected. Write box A. cars Sculls“;3
MERRILL! EXPRESS
and'Light Trucking
Local or Long Distance Moflng
For reasonable rates ask Mes-rill.
Res. Murray St. Norwalk, Conn.
427—Telephones—-1995~5
FOR SALE
Two family 10 room house, garage
corner lot: 114 feet front.
Price $6,000.00
Ask JOHN T. HAYES
insurance — Real Estate
FOR SALE
J. M. O'BRIEN
Real Estats and Insurancs
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. \
*‘ BOSCH
MAGNETOS
All makes of lagnctca. starters.
Jcncrators and Ignition Systems rs-
asired and installed. Ws us also
soiling New Bosch Ignition tor
Fords and all other cars.
Ii. 80. Main St. 80. Norwaih
. Phone us .
WANTED-Room md board wanted"L Bachs' Delicious“.
NEW ENGLAND
BREAD'
Frssh Rolls‘snd Broad Twlcs Dally
TRY lT ONCE AND YOU
WILL WANT iT ALWAYS
Now England Brad Rye Broad
Violins Broad .»
ssx‘vous access r0: r1-
W. L. DOUGLAS
Police
Shoe
Jutthckindofsbacforthis
wcathep—asktosccshcn'l.
V
Keeler’s Shoe 'Store’
Her. Largest assortment of iinsst
~¢
7 Main St. Norwaik
Modern 7 room house, centrally
located in Second District. $7.500
Two family house. ii car garage.
dean-able section or Third Dis-
trict $7.000
» a room house_ all improvements,
5 minutes from center of Second
District ............... $4.600
Two family house on Van Zandt
street. very desirable for residen-
tial or business purposes, 310,000
C So. Main 31:. Phone 377
’ MISCELLANEOUS
CHARLES A. KOIMGIAN
MACHINISI' _
The right tool for tho right :ob. n-
timates given on all work. Iron.
steel. bronss and drili~ rod always in
stock. Also cl grades of Bunoco Mo~
tor Oi and Grease. Tbs lowest prices
in town.
I STEAM BOAT PLACE
(Font or savanna St.)
South Norwalis Phone 915
i
Chimney repairing and cleaning
All kinds of brick. stone and cemsn'
work. James Fiorilla. 4 Van Bur-on
avenue. Phone 1128514. n-l. .
Just the time. of tho year. to make
tho home a bit cosier. You will surc-
ly want to get demo linoleum tor
the kitchen. Or an art‘squsrs. pout.
bly a. lamp for the living-room
Whether you want to buy or sell.
Just remember. Tel. 908. 8. Ash. 44
Water street.
CALL OR WRITE
H. JAFFE
If you have second-hand 'furl‘liure.
junk or metal of any kind. Richest
prices paid. Tel. 499. 87 Fort Point
street. "
NAG!_ BROS.
Local and long distancs trucking
of all kinds. Piano waving. Special
van for moving purposes. Daily trips
to New York City. ‘
100 Conn. ve. Phone 318 daytime.
8 4-14 nights.
HEMSTITCHTNG. SKIRT
PLEATlNG
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order
KNORR'S ART & NOVELTY SHOP
Commercial Bldg. Not-walk
Phone 3091 .
GARAGE!
Portable and permanent build
tags for every purpose. Sheet steel .
or Wood. Ersctcd on your premises
Send for prics list.
EAGLE CONSTRUCTION CO.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Edison Mazda General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
. —.Suocessors to..—- .
Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-'
TRACTOR
Incorporated
Electrical onstructlou and Repairs
nooblvna BUOCX moss: use
Papsrhangsr. Déccrator and Paint-
wall paper and painters' supplies at
reasonable prices. ' Try our famous
floor and deck enamel which will
give you a has long wear on any
kind or door.
ALEXANDER “WHITE
85 Lows 8t. _ ‘ Phons 285!
o. n. BANKS ,
Telephone 391 .
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and‘
Upbolstertng
Picture Frames-ad Mirrors. mes“
Made to Order
1 West Ave. So. Norwalk. 0t.
WALL PAPER SAMPLESL
HOUSE rants-1N0
Papsr hanging. estimates siren at
lowsst prics. [Argo assortmsot of
wall paper samples. Up-to-dato style.
Try our estimate.
JOHN HUDAK
Phone 846 47 Boutcn 8t.
GET A SQUARE DEAL
W's will buy your hgusshold
goods. rags. papers. Junk and all
second-hand goads. Anything you
says. Priceaccording to tho quality
of tho goods A square deal always.
PHILIP P. MAHONE!
33 Van Zandt Street
SecOnd-hand Goods Always on Sale
For every dollar's worth of
Squibb’s Goods you buy—
You receive a title tubs. of
Squibb's Tooth Paste free.
THIS WEEK onfiY.
BOVI PHARMACY ‘
'BQSmMninSt. So.Norwnlk
Beneficial Loans up to $300.00 on
household goods (without remov-
al). We guarantee strict privacy.
immediate aid and self-respecting!
i terms.
Beneficial Loan Society
Rogers and Stevens Bldg.
Room 203 N orwnlk
. ,
Stamford Fighters _
O .
Wm In Hartford
(Special To The Sentinel.)
HARTFORD. Nov. S.——Y_ouns
Angelo. of Stamford. scored a.dc-
cisive victory over Johnny Winters.
of New ,York. in a ten-round bout
hero last night.
Johnny (Smith) Nelson, also.of
Stamford. encountered but little dif-
flcnlty iii—winning the honors from
Joe Smith. of‘this city. in ask-round ‘
battle. Nelson fought“ his best
-last night and justly deserved IIN‘
0
Miss Paulson Gets
$352 in Auto Suit
Elvira Paulson was awarded 835‘
in the Superior court in Bridgepm'
yesterday in a damage suit against'
Sig-{rid Hultin. The claim was filed .
against Hultiu after an accident in
Yalesvilleg A motorcycle in will”
Miss Paulson-wos riding wants”
an automobile operated by tho
’ Sits outlined; number
Msts'rlals Haws No Wren" Bldss
thn Either Msy‘Bs
Trim thn,0thar. '
dressmakera vary .
treatment of this sort.
with the satin
reverse sids exposed—«as well
double-faced materials.
ratio to block and
Double-faced
green is used forth“ frock. The
green side forms girdle and train.
usually for the froek itself with the
brighter. lighter side for the trim-
Thc sketch shows an inter-
esting instance of thia' Double-
fsccd black satin is used. the reverse
being of jade green“ The material
is folded to show
girdle and train. _
So have we gone back to black—
svcn in the face of a. season when
bright colors were said to be crowd- -___' I HE ‘.'_'i j
log back the blacks and somber
hues. But there really is nothing '
somber or dull or depressing about OLD
the new black. It is used for day
tune most often with a striking ih- 30“.. by ANN! BITTENNOUSB
troductlon of white. Indeedh quits ‘
the smartest costummfcr t 0 tea ,
hour in Paris consists of a fittiod _ THE BUTLERS PANTRY
black vcivotjsckct with a wh to -
(Ram... in the up“. Undnr it ‘ >KERE’81'0 fewer and fewer
tight little lacs modesty piece a butlers pantries in the newly
At smart restaurants in this built houses and more 311‘
countiy- u“. striking costume has more breakfast nooks so called. At
‘ D
“$323.23: black 1. sometimes teats seem to feel that the butler‘s
figh, bright pantry is out of place in the small
color. but more often with whito.’ house and that the money and
Ono interesting evening dress of space devoted to such a part of
blgck velvet 1, mm“ with radios the house can be better expended
of tulle headed with silver-insertion in other ways. So while a good
embroidered in poms.
"tho man for
JAMES PARKER. Mgr. ‘
combined strikingly wi
030m: d... a fat man, thoy '
mhgutg? 3%.; from a butlcr’s pantry. The well
iqil‘llmpsidgutier's pantry usually
_ a n _ with running water for
gmfiafv‘m ffotzrmfifipg. the washing of dishes that did not
{gt 'm. beau” u w W.- hflu to be carried to the kitchen
ware ”extinct their business would -—-glsrses. cups and mucers 811‘
ruin :3. .n the cleaner dishes generally. Suchsn ,
b. '4' So “In. . arrangement really does give much .
'want to show an 1.", help in clearing up after a meal.
man ufsoturcra
fat woman how to look sisadsr. they
wear.” but every 0110'. knows that‘
stout wear means cloth-o of all.
sorts designed for thc_wmnan
‘39- ;‘
is about ten inches to expansive to
sod to be s. perfect thi -six. Stout
originally motif. brave, and henco
sturdy. It was as a matter of polite-
VERY cloud has a. silver lining. ncss that it first cams into uss. Th
and though every 'fabric has French woman of similar propor- .
silver lining' it usually tions is politely called "a little too
has who is more useful to“ the strong"—f‘un you trop forte."
dressmaker—a lining that]: capable “Corpulent; stout. fat. plump.
of giving interesting contrast and squab. fullylusty. strapping. bounc-
appropriate trimming to tho frock. lng. portly. burly. well fed. well
Sometimes there is a contrasting grown, fleshy, chubby. hulking. etc."
color. Often the color is the manic. Those are some of the synonims for
but the finishio'f the fabric is so dif- the some idea; there is nons that
ferent that the same color takes on might be- suggested as a po is
two different tones duo simply to the tactful substitute for the 0 -er-
different way in which the material worked “stout." Imagine ~trying to
catches the lixht.
Not as a matter of economy. but Whether or not the mount mods
as a matter. of following ths new is favorable to women of this species
t’ is a moot question. Some insist that
quently make use of the two diners tho strughtness of line and scant—
,ent sides otths material from which ness help the illusion of slender-
a frock is made. Stripes lend them-' ness. others insist that too ample
selves to this method quits simply. hips can be better hidden beneath
Perpendicular stripes are trimmsd the gathers of boulfam skirts. 'All
with bands or 'godcts of thematsrlnl seem to agree thatfashion favored
running horizontally, and scmcti es the fat woman‘when the very short
there are bandlngs or pipings of t a skirt went out. Short skirts are re-
ing diagonally.
Satin-faced chiffon' or chlffon~ ones without appearing dowdy.
faced satin lends itself to interesting This much is certain—that the
The frock fashionable ideal of the hour is ‘
is often made on the dull, chincn slender, as bustless as it is hlpless.
sido used for The helticssncss that is everywhere
sell "stylish plumps.”
”mint. but one may still wear long
favored by women of real smartness
Godsts and little inset circular calls for s. line of body that was
flouncss are often made with the never more pencil-shaped. So when
u' the fat woman essays to hide her
with'the stripes running in a direc- extra pounds she sets as her ideal
lion opposite to that of the frock:
There are all sorts of tutu-gating the woman who is actually skinny.
Sometimes She doesn't tone down her too ample
the reverse side shows only where curveI-Sha must eliminate them.
the magic of an unevenly draped The long sleeve is unquestionably
skirt shows at 'the hem or where a better for the stout woman than no
sleeve. drapery shows the rover“ sleeves—and a great deal better
side. Oftener the material is frankly than tbs sleeve that seer. to
used on both sides——the darker side shorten the arm by cutting across
not the moderately thin woman. but
midway between shoulder and el-
bow. Block. of course. is the heavy
woman's best tone—and this. com-
bined with white. has come into
enormous importance. - '
Sketched is a gown of the sort
that takes from the new mode only
what is best adopted to the woman
who is fat—whether or not she is
fair and forty besides. Black cloth
and white fur—fastened at: the side
with a carved white bone buckle—-
circular fullness at one side of tho
tunic-bodice cressing and fasten-
ing at the sidepthese are the ole.
monts of the mode which have been
cleverly welded in the frock shown.
This is the kind of frock that makes
white fur.
Present most builders and archi-
sizcd and. well equipped butlcr's
pantry used to be one of the things
that most house builders looked
'f 33:;"voiigxtu $3.:2'33”: upon as essential . to the selling
' From Among tho New
Dstai s of Fashion. .
house—they are more apt now to
lure to prospective buyers.
Say what you. will. there was
and is great comfort to be derived
especially if there is more than one
Frosnthnmerchant’a ‘ totvlsw to do the work- One person an
of cons-so tin or. not gate—they ara' go ahead with the washihg of fin.
stout. No 33.. ever heard or m— dues: in the pantry while the .
other can gooshead undisturbed
_.
its.
UN'T get beat out of the heat
that will make your home
complete and sweep.
.. let your heating system cheat.
‘Let us overhaul it. This is a shop
of smilingnervice.
The NASH, RAYMOND
& DEAN co...
2 Max am Road
VICTROLAS
sou) ON EASY 1‘33st
A. J. COLLINS (:0.
North Mam Street
WILLIAM W. DAWSON. Jr.
ARCHITECT
so Q. shun St.
SHOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 883D
5 my c. mm
HARPER METHOD
Slamming—Scalp Treatment
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